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Hawas Sapphire by Rasasi

Men Women 2026

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Rasasi

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Hawas Sapphire by Rasasi: A Fruity Floral for Every Occasion Hawas Sapphire is the latest launch from Rasasi’s Hawas range, arriving in 2026 as a unisex fragrance. It combines juicy fruit, white flowers and a warm, musky base. With its tropical opening and creamy heart, the scent is built to feel inviting and easy to wear. It aims to appeal…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 9.1%
  • Spring 35%
  • Summer 44%
  • Autumn 12%
  • Day 66%
  • Night 34%

Key notes

Community

356 votes

  • Positive 67%
  • Negative 26%
  • Neutral 7.3%
positive reviews 356 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageStrong Best momentSummer CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I want it

1,400 votes

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Leading answer Summer

462 votes

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Leading answer Day

230 votes

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About Hawas Sapphire

Main accord fruity Year 2026 Gender Men · Women

Hawas Sapphire by Rasasi: A Fruity Floral for Every Occasion

Hawas Sapphire is the latest launch from Rasasi’s Hawas range, arriving in 2026 as a unisex fragrance. It combines juicy fruit, white flowers and a warm, musky base.

With its tropical opening and creamy heart, the scent is built to feel inviting and easy to wear. It aims to appeal to both men and women who like a fragrance with character.

On application, the fragrance opens with guava, blackcurrant and bergamot. This creates a lively, mouth-watering start that is both fresh and slightly tart.

Orange blossom then takes centre stage in the heart, adding a delicate floral touch. Sandalwood is also present, lending a smooth, creamy texture that softens the composition.

The base is made up of musk, tonka bean and ambergris. These notes give Hawas Sapphire its warmth, a gentle powderiness and a hint of something more animalic.

The overall accords are fruity, citrusy, white floral, woody, musky, tropical, powdery, ambered and sweet. This makes it a versatile scent that can be worn in different seasons and settings.

So far, the fragrance holds an average score of 3.74 out of 5, based on 356 ratings. It is still early days, with only a couple of written reviews available.

For a brand-new release, Hawas Sapphire feels well balanced and thoughtfully composed, offering a fresh take on the popular Hawas line.

Best suited to those who enjoy fruity, aromatic scents with a soft, woody base. It’s a good choice for daily wear, especially in warmer weather, and for anyone who prefers unisex perfumes that aren’t too overpowering.

Hawas Sapphire is an impressive unisex offering from Rasasi. It has a vibrant start, a floral heart and a comforting drydown, making it an easy recommendation for lovers of modern fruity florals.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts White flowers Woods and mosses Spices Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

218 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Strong

213 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

232 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

210 votes

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  1. I reckon it’s almost a 1:1 with Dora the Xplorer—a great perfume in every sense of the word. The only difference is the quality; obviously it’s not the same, but it still does a pretty decent job. Keep it up, Rasasi.

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  2. NadiaLavande

    I reckon it’s almost a 1:1 with Dora the Xplorer—a great perfume in every sense of the word. The only difference is the quality; obviously it’s not the same, but it still does a pretty decent job. Keep it up, Rasasi.

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