Rasasi Hawas Eclat

After a decade of building the Hawas name into one of Arabian perfumery's most recognisable lineups, Rasasi released Hawas Eclat Eau de Parfum in 2025 as the line's most polished feminine chapter yet. Perfumer Amandine Galliano steers it away from the aquatic masculinity of the original Hawas toward something lighter and more luminous, an Oriental Floral that sits at the intersection of fruity sparkle and warm incense depth. Aromatica carries the Rasasi Hawas Eclat decant in Bangladesh in all available sizes.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Litchi, Pear, Bergamot, Pistachio

Heart: Rose, Incense

Base: Vanilla, Musk, Amber, Woodsy Notes

Full note breakdown on Fragrantica.

The Scent

Litchi opens the fragrance with a wet, almost syrupy sweetness that reads more like fresh-cut fruit than candy, and bergamot cuts right through it with a clean citrus brightness that stops the fruit from feeling heavy. Pear adds a soft, floral green quality underneath, keeping the opening airy rather than sticky. Pistachio is the sleeper note here, a quiet creamy warmth that begins to show itself within a few minutes and gives the top accord a buttery roundness you do not expect from a fruit-forward opening. The four top notes work together more cohesively than their combination suggests on paper, because the pistachio warmth softens the sharpness of the bergamot while the pear keeps the litchi from tipping into syrup. It is a genuinely considered top accord that rewards patience rather than asking you to rush past it into the heart. The transition into the heart is smoother than many Oriental Florals at this price point. Rose arrives gently, not as a standalone soliflore but woven into the pistachio warmth, giving the mid-stage a rosy, slightly powdery quality that feels current and feminine without being predictable. Then incense arrives as a dry, resinous undercurrent, not heavy church smoke, but enough to add a cool, slightly austere quality beneath the sweetness. The contrast between the soft rose and the dry incense is the most interesting moment in the fragrance, a tension that lingers through the transition rather than collapsing quickly into one dominant character. Some wearers will find this incense note unexpectedly cool against the warm fruit heart and may need a few wears before they settle into its logic. Rasasi Shuhrah Elixir carries a similar rose-and-amber heart but grounds it in oud and sandalwood rather than incense and musk.

On others, it resolves immediately into something that feels cohesive and well-balanced from the first hour onward. The drydown brings vanilla, amber, and musk into a warm, skin-close base that smooths everything out and softens the resinous edge of the incense. Woodsy notes appear faintly in the final phase, grounding the sweetness without pushing the fragrance toward territory that reads masculine. The overall arc moves from bright and fruity at the spray to soft, powdery, and gently resinous as the skin warms the base, and the shift feels deliberate rather than accidental.

When to Wear

Hawas Eclat fits cooler weather best, autumn evenings and winter afternoons, where the incense-warmed base can develop without competing with heat. Reach for it on a dinner date, a formal gathering, or an indoor social occasion where a fragrance that shifts from bright to warm over a few hours makes the right impression.

Who Is It For

Women who want a fruity floral with genuine depth, someone who finds most fruity EDPs too thin or too sugary and wants the sweetness grounded in something resinous and real.

If you enjoy Hawas Diva, Eclat sits in the same feminine Hawas family with a lighter, more incense-driven character worth comparing directly. Browse the full Rasasi collection at Aromatica.

Available as an authentic decant in Bangladesh at Aromatica in 5ml, 9ml, and 15ml.