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Hayaati Al Maleky
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Descripción
Hayaati Al Maleky by Lattafa Perfumes is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2022, this composition features top notes of pink pepper, bergamot, ginger, and nutmeg; a heart of cedar, woody notes, incense, and labdanum; and a base that reveals musk, ambergris, and amber.
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Salida
pink pepper
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Corazón
cedar
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Base
Musk
Comunidad
532 votos
- Positivo 82%
- Neutral 12%
- Negativo 6.0%
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Very rich fragrance.
Charming, cheerful, and versatile—this fragrance is pure joy. It smells very similar to JPG Le Beau: an adorable yet powerful trail and beastly projection. Value for money: 10/10.
Hayaati AL Maleky by Lattafa: Ideal for both young and older adults (18+), perfect for girls and easy for guys to wear. Although unisex, it leans more masculine. Fruity, sweet, and attar-like scent, well-known and accepted, with a resemblance to Paco Rabanne’s Phantom. Great performance: projects a lot, leaves a trail, and lasts hours. If you’re looking for something cheerful, playful, and eye-catching, this is an extraordinary option. What I loved most was its dry-down; an absolute treat. Scent: not my personal favorite, but it smells amazing. 9.0. Projection: good. Longevity: 8 hours on skin. Recommended.
This perfume is amazing 😍. Out of all the Lattafa ones I’ve tried, this is one of the weakest. That doesn’t mean it’s bad, but the brand usually offers better longevity and sillage. The sweet notes are the most prominent, though it has a very fresh dry down. It’s versatile, totally unisex, suitable for all seasons and audiences. 1000×1000 recommended 🕉️
Smells so good! Since I haven’t tried Phantom, I’ll stick with this one. It’s rich: starts citrusy and spicy, then reveals a woody dry-down. Lasts 6-7 hours with moderate projection. Recommended.
Hayaati Al Maleky by Lattafa: A good fragrance for young adults 18 and up. Girls like it, it’s easy for men to wear, and while it’s unisex, I think it leans more masculine. Fruity aroma, a bit sweet and powdery. It’s a well-known and accepted scent with a very close resemblance to Paco Rabanne’s Phantom. Good performance: projects well, leaves a trail, and lasts a long time. If you’re looking for something cheerful, playful, versatile, eye-catching, and youthful, it’s an extraordinary option. The dry-down phase was my favorite, an absolute treat. Scent: Not particularly my personal taste, but it smells great. 9.0. Projection: Good. Longevity: 8 hours on skin. Recommended.
Just bought it and it’s a steal at a bargain price. My fragrance-loving friends were impressed since it was unknown to them. The scent is soft and creamy, highlighting nutmeg and subtle spices. As it dries down, you get soft wood notes. I consider it all-rounder, suitable for almost any occasion and sure to turn heads. I recommend it if you like to be exclusive.
Rich and rich for the price, very well packaged; it doesn’t look like a budget fragrance at all. Totally unisex, I read the reviews and almost bought it blind, but it’s worth it… simply divine.
I got a chance to smell it, and the verdict is that it’s a Phantom EDT done worse—much dirtier and less pleasant than Paco Rabanne’s. That said, for this price, you can’t ask for more because it performs well.
The scent is very good; you can tell it’s citrus combined with a piña colada vibe (even though it doesn’t list coconut or pineapple), that’s what I perceive. It has good projection and longevity, though it can be heavy if you overapply. Yes, it resembles PR’s Phantom. I give it an 8.5/10.
They should evaluate the fragrance on its own merits without so many comparisons. It’s very rich, woody, and has that special Lattafa touch. I don’t consider it a dupe of anything; Lattafa nails it for my taste, which is very demanding. If you’re looking for something fresh, woody, and with personality, here it is. Lasts over 12 hours, projects for 5+ hours, incredible. Totally unisex.
Great composition, totally unisex, fresh and super summery with its own identity. It’s not a clone of Phantom, Le Beau, or anyone else. Good price, but it doesn’t last or project much. I liked its sister Hayaati (the black one) more.
They should evaluate it without so many comparisons: it’s a very rich, woody fragrance with Lattafa’s special touch. I don’t consider it a dupe of anything; Lattafa makes it perfect for my taste, which is very demanding. If you’re looking for something fresh, woody, and with personality, here it is. Lasts over 12 hours, projects for 5+ hours—incredible. Totally unisex.
This is a rich fragrance and yes, very similar to Phantom. I’ve seen people say it resembles Ultra Male, but it has nothing to do with it; it’s simply Phantom by Lattafa.
Smells like a paint can, very synthetic and artificial. It has the Phantom DNA but feels heavier. Lasts and projects well, but it needs to mature. Honestly, it smells like car varnish, too synthetic even for an Arab brand. I’ll stick with the other Hayaati.
Hayaati Al Maleky is modern and fits from age 18. Attracts looks, especially from girls. Although unisex, it leans more masculine: versatile and captivating. Opens with sweet, powdery fruity notes. It’s recognizable, reminiscent of Paco Rabanne’s Phantom but with its own style. Excellent performance: projects a lot and lasts about 8 hours. Perfect for standing out. If you’re looking for something cheerful for multiple occasions, you won’t be disappointed. Its dry-down is the best: a pleasant experience. Scent: not totally my thing, but the quality is undeniable. 9/10. Projection: very good. Longevity: 8h.
100% unisex that will fill you with compliments. My girlfriend loves it, as much as I do. Better in the cold; in the heat, 5 sprays suffocate me. Very youthful, don’t see it for anyone over 25. Basically, I gifted it to my girlfriend.
What a perfume. I wanted Phantom but saw this cheaper Arab dupe and took it. Incredible: lasts hours on skin, insane trail for the price, and everyone asks what I’m wearing. Doesn’t smell synthetic. 90% accurate to Phantom. Use it in the cold, for parties, or daily. Sweet, good, beautiful, and cheap. Keeps projecting for hours. Totally recommended for quality-price ratio.
What a perfume. I wanted Phantom, but saw this was the Arab dupe and much cheaper. Incredible: it lasts way too long on my skin, has an amazing trail for the price, and everyone asks what I’m wearing. It doesn’t feel synthetic to me. Accuracy with Phantom: 90%. I’d wear it on cold or mild days, maybe for parties or everyday. Sweet with the three B’s: good, beautiful, and cheap. Lasts hours and keeps projecting. I totally recommend it for the value.
A 90% Phantom alternative but much cheaper and longer-lasting. Perfect for cold days and not too hot. Sweet, ideal for parties, nights out, and school in winter. You’ll get tons of compliments. Buy blind.
There’s something about it I don’t like… it smells like baby wipes. Same with Afnan’s 9PM. Maybe it’s my skin and amber just doesn’t suit me. I’m glad others like it; it must be me.
I wore it all of 2023. Smells like Phantom but is earthier and lower quality. The opening is strong with bergamot, ginger, and pink pepper. Doesn’t generate many compliments and can be tiring in the office. But it breaks the monotony of generic office perfumes; you smell different from the rest. It’s versatile, though the strong opening isn’t for heat. In the dry-down, intensity drops and it works even in summer. Longevity and projection are poor (4h and 1.5h), but for the price, you can’t ask for more. It delivers, stands out, and is worth reapplying.
One of the best I’ve owned: soft, not annoying, and perfect for day or night. I’ve gotten compliments. Let it macerate to settle. Ideal for cloudy days. Scent 9.5/10, longevity and projection 8/10.
Curious: I didn’t like Phantom, found it dark and messy, but this Hayaati I absolutely love. Same vibe as Sauvage Elixir and Asad. It’s a mix of both: spicy, sweet, and ambered with labdanum, nutmeg, and pink pepper. Fresh but warm. Not citrusy. The incense is barely noticeable. Ideal for cold weather, very night-time. Longevity and projection are decent, they improve as it oxidizes. Bought it for €19: amazing deal. I see it as 80% Phantom and 20% Scandal. In the dry-down, it’s gourmand. I prefer Black Hayaati because it’s rounder; this one is more potent. Gold Elixir is another gem. All three Hayaatis are top-tier.
There’s something that doesn’t quite work for me… maybe on my skin, I get a slight baby powder scent that turns me off. It happened with Afnan’s 9PM too, similar feeling. Maybe amber just doesn’t work on my skin since that’s the shared note. I’m glad so many people love it; guess it’s just me, haha.
Almost identical to Phantom (90%), with great looks and longevity. For the price, it’s a beast.
Great perfume, 98% identical to Paco Rabanne’s Phantom, but with longer-lasting performance and an ridiculously affordable price. Let’s love Arab perfumes; they’re gifting us masterpieces of quality.
Arab masterpieces at ridiculous prices. This smells 98% like Phantom but lasts longer and costs a fortune less. Let’s love the quality.
I really liked the smell, but it doesn’t last or project at all. I sprayed it 15 times, it projected for an hour, and after 4 hours I couldn’t smell it on my skin anymore. By 8 hours, it wasn’t detectable on my clothes either. I’ll leave it for a month to see what happens when it oxidizes.
I have mixed feelings. At first, it smells very much like Phantom EDT, but once it dries down, it turns into a musky coconut scent that I don’t like. Now I understand why it’s also compared to Le Beau.
Up close, the scent is complicated, but in the air it’s pleasant and inviting. As soon as you apply it, it smells spicy and quickly moves to the heart, where I can clearly detect cedar and incense (up close it feels like burnt plastic). Then the amber base appears. It’s rich and projects a lot, especially in autumn and winter when it’s cold and at night it fades. Lasts more than 7 hours on skin. Overall recommended, better for mild or cool days for daily use.
When I first opened it, I thought: ‘smell of freshly opened synthetic paint can’. I wasn’t sure about using it; it seemed fake. But over time, that smell disappeared. Today it’s one of the perfumes that gets me the most compliments, even if it’s not my favorite. The trail is good and lasts about 7 hours for around $22, what a deal! When it runs out, I’ll definitely buy it again.
Recommended to add a fresh scent and create an atmosphere. Better in ventilated areas, outdoors, or spacious rooms. It’s pleasant, fresh, and sweet, but in enclosed spaces it can be too much due to its aggressive animalic notes.
Recommended to give off a fresh scent and create a lively atmosphere. Works better in ventilated areas, outdoors, or spacious places. It’s pleasant, fresh, and sweet, but overwhelming in enclosed spaces due to its aggressive animalic notes.
97.6387% similarity to Xxxx???? Haha. Just kidding. It’s funny to see how many people assign a percentage to graph the similarity between Arab fragrances and designer or niche ones (the latter mislabeled). Anyway.
What a great perfume! One of my favorites in the collection. Very similar to Paco Rabanne’s Phantom. It’s fresh, versatile, and works for any occasion all year round.
Good perfume, smells nice, but at first it feels very synthetic and a bit strong. After a while, it stabilizes and turns out great. Smells quite similar to Phantom, only that I perceive this one as spicier. It lasts and projects a lot.
Smells like pure lavender from the very first second. It’s 100% masculine, with a rubbery opening reminiscent of Phantom but not an exact clone. If you don’t own both, you won’t notice the difference, but experts will. Perfect for everyday wear, though it suits me better in spring or on cool days. The longevity is average—not terrible, but not a beast either. You can check out my full review on my YouTube channel, Perfumería sin límites.
A rich and powerful scent. If you don’t know what to wear to go anywhere, this is perfect and makes you feel confident. After letting it breathe, it smells excellent in the air and on the skin, creating a fresh, elegant, and sophisticated aura. The dry-down is very rich. An absolute must-have in any collection for its excellent price-to-quality ratio.