What Is Rasasi Sotoor Taa a Dupe Of?

What is Rasasi Sotoor Taa a clone of?

Rasasi Sotoor Taa is a clone of Gucci Guilty Pour Homme EDT. The connection is in the aromatic florals, pink pepper and woody patchouli base. If that's what you like about Guilty, Taa is worth a look.

We're comparing it with the original Pour Homme Eau de Toilette here. Gucci Guilty EDP, Parfum, Black and Elixir are separate fragrances, and picking the wrong one makes this comparison a lot less useful.

Where do the two line up?

Gucci Guilty EDT lists pink pepper and Italian lemon at the top, orange blossom, neroli and lavender in the heart, then patchouli and cedarwood at the base. Sotoor Taa shares most of those floral and woody notes, though it puts neroli and lavender at the top alongside pink pepper and cardamom.

Orange blossom is a particularly helpful connection. Both profiles pair it with aromatic freshness and a woody base, so the resemblance has more behind it than a shared citrus note or a similar bottle style.

What does Taa do differently?

Taa adds sea notes and geranium in the middle, plus vanilla and amber at the base. On paper, that brings an aquatic angle and more sweetness to the familiar Guilty outline. Cardamom adds another bit of spice that isn't part of Gucci's listed EDT pyramid.

Those differences are why we'd treat Taa as its own take on the scent. A matching set of notes can point you toward a fragrance you'll enjoy, but it won't tell you exactly how the blend will feel on your skin.

Is Sotoor Taa worth considering?

We'd shortlist it if you like Guilty EDT and want to explore that mix of orange blossom, aromatic notes and woods with a sweeter, aquatic addition. If the lemon and lighter floral balance are your favorite parts of Gucci, try both before deciding.

Taa is an EDP and Gucci is an EDT, but those labels alone don't settle which will last longer for you. Compare the current retailer options above, or head to the Sotoor Taa product page for its full profile.