Hayati by Attar Collection

Smells like pure happiness and carefree vibes. Starts with a super natural raspberry, moves through blackcurrant, and ends with that blackcurrant ice cream touch which is adorable. Light, sweet-and-sour, and playful. Really cool, honestly. Longevity and sillage are great.

It smells like pineapple with something spicy, tart in the opening, like the juice left behind when you eat pineapple with chili powder. It doesn’t evolve into anything surprising; the tart/spicy note just passes, and it smells identical to Jumex Fresh juice, haha, just sweeter upon drying down. The longevity, projection, and simplicity of the scent are a disappointment for the price. It smells good, yes. Would I buy it again? Never :/. If you know of a similar dupe, let me know.

I like it, smells like the Garnier Fructis Hair Food banana line, that’s what it reminds me of. Very sweet but soft, not cloying or annoying. The scent is rich but feels so fresh and light, like a body mist.

I can smell almost all the notes: the pineapple, the fruity ones, honey, vanilla, cream, and even the ice cream. Longevity on me is good, I guess because of my pH. A full olfactory experience where I detect almost all the declared notes. Beyond whether it’s a novel proposal or not, that’s not what I’m referring to. I really like it.

I smell an oily scent. The smell isn’t a big surprise, I don’t recommend it. I didn’t like it.

What a gorgeous scent! I don’t have another perfume that reminds me of it, and that difference is what makes it unique. The opening is a bit tart, where the pineapple and red berries stand out; then the tartness fades upon drying down into that expected gourmand, with a base of whipped cream, juicy pineapple, and very sweet notes. I detect a hint of honey, and on my skin, the vanilla and ice cream really shine. I wish it projected more; longevity ranges from 4 to 6 hours depending heavily on the weather. I try to moisturize my skin well beforehand and keep a decant to reapply. It could be a great blind buy, though the price is steep and, due to recent hype, it might be hard to find. Lastly, the packaging is one of the most beautiful I’ve seen—the box is suede, and I love that the bottle feels heavy.

What a gorgeous aroma! I don’t have any other perfume that resembles it, but I will say that this difference is precisely what makes this fragrance unique. The opening feels a bit acidic, -which lasts a while-, where the pineapple and red berry notes stand out. The acidity fades once the fragrance settles into its dry down, which turns into this much-anticipated ‘gourmand’ vibe, with a base full of whipped cream combined with a juicy, very sweet pineapple; I faintly detect the honey note, also highlighting (at least on my skin) the vanilla and ice cream notes. I would love for this perfume to project more; its longevity is around 4-6 hours, though it depends a lot on the weather. Personally, I try to moisturize my skin very well before using it and carry a decant just in case I need to reapply. I consider it could be a good blind buy, however, its price is a bit costly and due to its recent hype, it can also be somewhat hard to find. Lastly but no less important, I must mention that its packaging is one of the most beautiful I’ve seen; the box is made of suede and I love that the bottle feels heavy.

Oh my god, what a magnificent thing! If you love fruity scents at 100%, this is for you. If I could drink it, I would. Even without applying it, the atomizer smells divine. It smells like strawberries, pineapple, whipped cream, ice cream, and vanilla 🔥🔥🔥🔥. It’s tart from the pineapple, blackcurrant, and raspberry; to me, it has strawberry and maybe banana. Sweet and creamy with your vanilla touch. I’m already opening it and want to buy another. Haha. It’s like a fruit cocktail bathed in honey. It’s truly divine. It only lasts about 2 hours on me.

It didn’t take you to Agrabah, but rather to a summer fair with a circus: no oud or spices here, just raspberry, blackcurrant, pineapple, whipped cream, ice cream, and vanilla.

Thanks to Cnidaria for the decant. Hayati means ‘my life,’ and the bottle is elegant, like a palace tower or a magic lamp. Upon spraying, I expected sweet, exotic incense, but instead got an unexpected fruity cloud with pineapple leading the way. A few minutes later, my skin smelled like caramelized apple over vanilla ice cream—a familiar flavor even though it’s not in the official notes. The trail was moderate, lasting 4 hours before fading softly. Reapplying transported me to a summer fair with a circus and candy stands. I noticed similarities to Boum Vanille; they’re distant cousins sharing that delicious caramelized apple. Boum lasts days, but Hayati, just before disappearing, leaves a cold, organic vanilla ice cream trail that feels intimate against the skin. Scent: 8/10 Projection: 7/10 Longevity: 4/10 Presentation: 10/10