Hayaati

5 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• seigeyrpod

  February 26, 2025

  

  The dupe of the dupe…

• pabloldeq

  July 16, 2025

  

  Confirmed, this absolutely crushes the Lattafa Hayaati. It has better projection and longevity; adding melon makes it feel more tropical, and the notes are better balanced. I was hesitant because of the double price tag, but I found it cheap and I’m glad I added it to my collection.

• c_chocapic

  October 17, 2025

  

  It’s way better than the Lattafa version, lasts a long time, and has gotten me tons of compliments. It smells sweet without being cloying.

• Jrk4

  October 22, 2025

  

  I bought it a while ago and was pleasantly surprised. Incredible value for money (got it for about $15). It’s very similar to Hawas and Hayaati by Lattafa, but of the three, this is the one I recommend most, especially considering the price. It’s versatile for daily wear in normal temperatures and will definitely get you compliments, as it’s a scent everyone loves. It’s fruity and woody, perfect for everyday use, though you can detect the sweetness of cinnamon, making it suitable for cold climates too. At first, it smells cheap and plasticky, but as it dries down, the sweet cinnamon note blends beautifully with the amber and woods—a great combo for daytime (nobody will believe it costs $20). Interestingly, it smells much more sophisticated and pleasant on clothes because it’s a beast. That’s why I recommend applying it to fabric. It lasts about 8 hours on skin and 12 on clothes, with strong projection at the start. Even after 6 hours, I’m still getting compliments because it projects to a meter away. I wouldn’t pay more than $25. Even though it’s good, I don’t think it’s worth more than $20, even though it smells like it costs $50. I recommend it as a first purchase if you’re on a tight budget. I feel there are better options, but for the price, it’s solid. It’s only worth it if it’s your first perfume and your budget is very limited. Regarding the others, yes, it’s better than Hayaati and also Hawas, but only if it’s your first scent. P.S.: If you’re looking for something daily and versatile, try Versace Dylan Blue, Turathi Blue, or any designer fragrance on sale. Buy what you like and don’t let outside opinions influence you.

• Gerabloodaromic

  March 17, 2026

  

  It’s a fresh, fruity homage with a tart apple and a spicy ginger kick on the nose. The amber and wood base gives it a longevity that’s way better than the average fresh fragrance.