The house edit
Hawas or Hawas Ice?
Into the blueFruit, freshness and two distinct signatures. Find your kind of blue.
Both bottles live on the fresh, fruity side of the wardrobe. Neither is a completely dry citrus scent. The useful question is which details you want around that freshness.
Open a section to explore the details.
Hawas. Fruit with warm spice.
Apple, plum, cinnamon and cardamom.
Rasasi
Hawas for Him
100 ml · Eau de Parfum
The original opens with apple, bergamot, lemon and cinnamon. Plum, cardamom and orange blossom lead into musk, patchouli, grey amber and driftwood.
Our pick if you like a fresh fragrance with a rounded fruit-and-spice character. It can make sense for everyday plans or a casual evening when a heavy gourmand feels out of place. 100 ml · Eau de Parfum. Explore Hawas for Him.
Key notes
Bergamot
Cinnamon
Cardamom
Musk
Scent impressions, not an ingredient list.
Hawas Ice. The marine direction.
Apple, star anise and an iced marine accord.
Rasasi
Hawas Ice
100 ml · Eau de Parfum
Ice lists frozen apple, Italian bergamot, Italian lemon and star anise in the opening. Plum and orange blossom remain, joined by an iced marine accord; crystal moss, driftwood, amber and musk form the base.
Our pick if the more explicitly marine and aromatic profile appeals. Apple and plum still matter, so do not mistake the name for a promise of zero sweetness. 100 ml · Eau de Parfum. Explore Hawas Ice.
Key notes
Italian bergamot
Iced marine accord
Scent impressions, not an ingredient list.
Which would we choose?
- For fruit with cinnamon and cardamom: start with the original.
- For marine freshness and an aromatic opening: start with Ice.
- For the office: either needs a light hand. Fresh does not automatically mean discreet.
We would explore both for warmer daytime wardrobes. That is a style recommendation, not a guarantee that one will last longer or suit every climate.
Choose the scent profile you enjoy. “Ice” is an edition name, not a performance rating.
If you can sample, give each its own day. Compare the opening, the settled scent and how comfortable it feels at close range.
Profiles come from the brand-listed information on the linked product pages. The imagery sets the mood; it is not a diagram of the perfume's ingredients.
Sources & further reading
“Choose the scent. Not the name.”