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Hawas also has a quality which you do not find amongst Absolu, or Invictus, Wanted, or even the various Armaf renditions of the sweet, musky aquatics: Hawas has a sort of dense, nearly dirtiness to it somehow. The ambergris lends a very slight saltiness to the overall composition that offers an accord that is both pleasant somehow, while being distinctive enough to differentiate Hawas from the aforementioned. That is to say Hawas possesses enough varying qualities to merit a test if you find yourself wanting something relatively unique, but similar to the available plethora.
In fact in the open and early drydown it's not that far off from another Invictus clone I have here and that one was like 5 from Aldi. You know, the all calone and some musk type. But Hawas gets better surprisingly. It's loud but its wearable, it is in no way related to western style aquatic scents like invictus or ADGP etc etc it has its own DNA which you either like or dont. My guess is you wouldn't be looking for eastern style perfumes if you like that though?
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I respect Shaghaf Pour Homme very much, although I will never buy a full bottle. Unless my taste dramatically change... The woody, the musk and the amber note definitely push the party-ability - at the same time, these fragrance notes ensure that the Hawas is not a teen fragrance. I think he is rather something for ü25... When fully developed, Hawas is worthy competition for Invictus but me personally I want a scent to be good right off the bat. Several of the fruity notes as well as the oakmoss and ambergris combo (the notes that make Invictus) only come out after more than an hour on me. Which must be emphasized in an absolutely positive way: The performance is a smooth 10/10, durable for well over 10 hours and always well perceptible. This polarizes you and is definitely noticeable if you attach great importance to it. In summary, Rasasi Hawas for Him is agreeable but not groundbreaking. It has commendable longevity but suffers from weak sillage. Its somewhat generic and slightly synthetic scent profile also raises questions about its value, especially when compared to other more complex and affordable options available in the market. Overall, while not a poor choice, it's far from being a revolutionary offering in the world of fragrances. Much like Rasasi Hawas for Him, I find Lattafa Asad to be another fragrance that enjoys an undue level of hype. Both scents seem to ride the wave of public enthusiasm, yet upon closer inspection, they may not fully deliver on the heightened expectations they generate.
Buy the irresistible Rasasi Chastity perfume for men that opens with Brazilian tangerine and Haiti lime through the heart of pepper and base notes of patchouli and musk. Go for the aquatic and fruity fragrance of Rasasi Hawas For Him perfume which combines citrusy notes with woody and aquatic notes. The opening is pretty strong (which is to be expected from a performance beast such as this one). Opening is fresh and a bit fruity. It's almost like a plum, bubblegum freshie that just smells clean and sweet.
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The clear grey bottle of Rasasi Hawas For Men features an image of a python wrapped around the metal cap. The Dubai-based brand Rasasi first introduced this Eau de Parfum for men in 2015. On the opening, you will receive a very sweet, dense, spicy, and vaguely aquatic impression due to the apple, plum, cinnamon, and lemon. The musk, patchouli, and ambergris more or less are there, but won’t play vigorously until the fragrance begins to dry. Oddly enough, Hawas (throughout its peculiarly long lifespan for an aquatic) never truly loses all of its primary notes until well near the ten hour mark. This offers a nice bit of complexity, as the scent will transition to various phases depending on skin chemistry, and ambient temperature. The performance on this thing is no joke. A spray on the wrist for me lasts a few hours before projection drops slightly. After maybe 9 hours I would consider it a skin scent. It may not be the same result for everyone, as we all have different skin chemistry. But for me this fragrance is incredible. Its probably not going to be your go to for summer wear if you do have any western style aquatic scents or even hawas but this is actually nice on its own merit and could be ideal for someone who 'gets' this type of scent. It's taken me a few wearing to get used to it and my girlfriend doesnt like this in comparison to my other usual go to's. Don't get hook by the hype of the new Hawas Ice. It is similar to the OG. just a little intense with mint and almost same performance. Not really a beast mode throughout the performance of the scent. just the first 2 hours at least. but you get faint wafts time to time after couple of hours.
The Invictus DNA, often hated here, draws very often in real life. Compliments are not in the foreground with me, but with it one draws simply often attention to oneself. This Rasasi is absolutely a twin of the Aqua, the normal Invictus and the Montblanc Legend Spirit. Who does not like this direction of these fragrances will have no fun with this. It does have its own nuances, but laymen will have difficulties distinguishing them. If you want something you may be unsure of but you could end up really enjoying then give this a shot you might suprise yourself.
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Rasasis Hawas was already felt eternities on my wish list. Now it's finally in my collection. Rasasi is a very appreciated brand from me from which I like to buy fragrances, especially because of a great price/performance ratio. In addition, Rasasi fragrances are available almost exclusively on the Net, which makes this brand unique. This one is a bit better known thanks to some Youtubers who support and hypen it because of the discontinued Invictus Aqua 2016. Invictus Aqua in the 2016 version is also in my collection, which is why I wanted to have it. This one just goes in a very nice direction. I sometimes like fragrances that are simply not too complex and just fresh and good to accompany.
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