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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, frankincense and labdanum; and a base that reveals musk, ambergris and amber.
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Notas clave
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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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Masculino
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A very rich fragrance.
What a lovely scent! Since I haven’t tried the Phantom, I’ll stick with this one. It’s very rich: starts citrusy and spicy, becoming noticeably woody as it dries. Lasts 6-7 hours with moderate projection. Recommended.
Hayaati Al Maleky by Lattafa: A good fragrance for young adults aged 18 and above. Girls like it; it’s easy for men to wear, and although it’s unisex, I find it more masculine. Fruity aroma, slightly 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 favourite; a real treat. Scent: Not particularly to my taste, but it smells very good. 9.0. Projection: Good. Longevity: 8 hours on skin. Recommended.
Hayaati AL Maleky by Lattafa: Ideal for both young people and adults (18+), perfect for girls and easy for men to wear. Although unisex, it leans more towards masculine. Fruity, sweet and attar-like aroma, well-known and well-accepted, with a similarity to Paco Rabanne’s Phantom. Good performance: projects strongly, leaves a trail and lasts for hours. If you’re looking for something cheerful, playful and eye-catching, it’s an extraordinary option. What I liked most was its dry-down, a real treat. Scent: not my personal favourite but it smells great. 9.0. Projection: good. Longevity: 8 hours on skin. Recommended.
A rich fragrance 😍. Of all the Lattafa scents 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. Highly recommended 1000×1000 🕉️
Charming, cheerful and versatile, this fragrance is pure joy. It bears a striking resemblance to JPG Le Beau: an adorable yet potent trail and beastly projection. Value for money: 10/10.
Just bought it and it’s a bargain jewel. My fragrance-loving friends were impressed, as it was unknown to them. The scent is soft and creamy, highlighting nutmeg and soft spices. Upon drying, it reveals soft woody notes. I consider it all-rounder, suitable for almost any occasion and sure to attract attention. I recommend it if you like to be exclusive.
Rich and rich; for its price, it’s very well presented and doesn’t look like a low-cost fragrance at all. Totally unisex; I read the reviews and almost bought it blind, but it’s worth it… simply divine.
I had the 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 as it performs well.
The scent is very good; you can detect citrus combined with piña colada (even though it doesn’t declare coconut or pineapple), which is what I perceive. It has good projection and longevity, though it can be heavy if you over-spray. Yes, it resembles Phantom by PR. I’d give it 8.5/10.
The fragrance itself should be evaluated without so many comparisons. It’s very rich, woody, with that special Lattafa touch. I don’t consider it a dupe of anything; Lattafa makes it perfect for my taste, and I’m very demanding. If you’re looking for something fresh, woody, and with personality, here it is. Lasts over 12 hours, projects for 5 hours or more—incredible. Totally unisex.
They should evaluate it without so many comparisons: it’s a very rich fragrance, woody with Lattafa’s special touch. I don’t consider it a dupe of anything; Lattafa makes it perfect to my taste, which is very demanding. If you’re looking for something fresh, woody and with personality, here it is. Longevity over 12 hours, projection for 5 hours or more, incredible. Totally unisex.
A rich fragrance and yes, very similar to Phantom. I’ve seen claims it resembles Ultra Male, but that’s not the case at all; it’s simply Phantom by Lattafa.
Excellent 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, though it doesn’t last or project much. I preferred its sister, Hayaati (the black one).
Smells like a tin of paint; very synthetic and artificial. It has the DNA of Phantom but feels heavier. Longevity and projection are good, but it needs to mature. Honestly, it smells like car varnish—too synthetic even for an Arabic fragrance. I’ll stick with the other Hayaati.
Hayaati Al Maleky is modern and fits from age 18. It attracts glances, especially from girls. Although unisex, it leans more masculine: versatile and captivating. Opens with sweet, powdery fruity notes. It’s recognisable, 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, it won’t disappoint. Its dry down is the best: a pleasurable experience. Scent: not entirely mine 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 does she. Better in the cold; in the heat it suffocates me with 5 sprays. Very youthful, I don’t see it for over 25s. 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, incredible trail for the price, and everyone asks what I’m wearing. Doesn’t smell synthetic. 90% accurate to Phantom. Use it in the cold, at parties, or daily. Sweet, good, beautiful, and cheap. Keeps projecting for hours. Totally recommended for quality and price.
What a perfume. I wanted the Phantom, but saw this was its Arab dupe and much cheaper. Incredible: it lasts too long on my skin, has an incredible trail for its price, and everyone asks what I’m wearing. I don’t feel it’s synthetic. Accuracy with the Phantom: 90%. I would use it on cold or not-so-warm days, perhaps for parties or everyday wear. Sweet with the three B’s: good, beautiful and cheap. Lasts hours and keeps projecting. I recommend it totally for value for money.
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 receive many compliments. Buy blind.
There’s something that doesn’t quite convince me… perhaps on my skin, I detect a slight baby powder scent that puts me off. It happened to me with Afnan’s 9PM too, a similar sensation. Perhaps on my skin amber doesn’t work well, as it’s the shared note. I’m glad so many people like it; I must be the exception then, hehe.
There’s something I don’t like… it smells like baby wipes. Same with Afnan’s 9PM. Perhaps it’s my skin and amber just doesn’t suit me. I’m glad others like it; it must be me.
One of the best I’ve owned: soft, unobtrusive, and perfect for day or night. I’ve received 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 I absolutely love this Hayaati. Same with Sauvage Elixir and Asad. It’s a mix of both: spicy, sweet, and ambered with labdanum, nutmeg, and pink pepper. Fresh yet warm. Not citrusy. The incense is barely noticeable. Ideal for cold weather, very nocturnal. Longevity and projection are decent, improving as it oxidises. I bought it for €19: bargain. I see it as 80% Phantom and 20% Scandal. In the dry down it’s gourmand. I prefer Black Hayaati as it’s rounder; this one is more potent. Gold Elixir is another gem. All three Hayaatis are top tier.
I used it all through 2023. Smells like Phantom but is earthier and of lower quality. The opening is strong with bergamot, ginger, and pink pepper. It doesn’t generate many compliments and can be tiring in the office. However, 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, the 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.
A great perfume, 98% identical to Paco Rabanne’s Phantom, with longer lasting power and a ridiculously affordable price. Let’s love Arab perfumes; they are gifting us masterpieces of quality.
Almost identical to Phantom (90%), with great looks and lasting power. For the price, it’s a beast.
Arab masterpieces at ridiculous prices. This smells 98% like Phantom but lasts longer and costs a fortune less. Let’s love the quality.
I liked the scent a lot, but it doesn’t last or project anything. I sprayed it 15 times; it projected for an hour and after four hours I couldn’t smell it on my skin. By eight hours, it was gone from my clothes too. I’ll leave it for a month to see what happens once it oxidises.
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 associated with 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 detect the cedar and incense well (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, when it fades. Lasts more than seven hours on the skin. Generally recommended, better for mild or cool days for daily use.
When I first opened it, I thought: ‘smell of freshly opened synthetic paint tin’. I wasn’t keen to use 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 favourite. The trail is good and lasts about seven hours for around $22, what a bargain! When it runs out, I’ll definitely buy it again.
Recommended to give a fresh aroma and create a lively atmosphere. Better in ventilated places, outdoors or spacious areas. It’s pleasant, fresh and sweet, but overwhelming in enclosed spaces due to its aggressive animalic accords.
97.6387% similarity to Xxxx???? Haha. Just a joke. It’s amusing to see how many people assign a percentage to graph the similarity between Arab fragrances and designer or niche ones (poorly termed). Anyway.
Recommended for adding a fresh scent and creating an atmosphere. Best 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.
What a fantastic perfume! It’s one of my favourites in the collection. Very similar to Paco Rabanne’s Phantom. It’s fresh, versatile, and suitable for any occasion all year round.
A good perfume; it smells nice but initially feels very synthetic and a bit strong. After a while, it settles and becomes wonderful. It smells quite similar to Phantom, though I find this one 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. Ideal for daily wear, though it suits me better in spring or on cooler days. The longevity is moderate—not terrible, but certainly not a beast. You can see my full review on my YouTube channel, Perfumería sin límites.
A rich and potent scent. If you’re unsure what to wear for any occasion, this one delivers perfectly and makes you feel confident. After letting it breathe, it smells excellent in the air and on the skin, like a fresh, elegant, and sophisticated aura. The dry-down is very rich. An essential for any collection thanks to its excellent value for money.