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Rasasi Hawas Fire

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Fragrance Profile

13 items

Gender: Unisex Type: Arabian Concentration: Eau de parfum

Notes & details

Details

Released: 2015

Fragrance Pyramid

Top First impression1

French Clary Sage

Heart The character2

Egyptian JasmineMarine Notes

Base The dry-down2

AmbergrisMineral Amber

Seasons

3 items

Fall Spring Summer

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Evening Office

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Common Questions

How is Hawas Fire different from the original Hawas and Hawas Elixir?

The original Hawas is a fresh, aquatic-fruity scent, and Hawas Elixir is a sweet mint-and-chocolate one. Hawas Fire is a bolder aromatic-marine, built on clary sage, jasmine and ambergris, so all three are quite different despite sharing the same family name. See Hawas.

Does the clary sage make Hawas Fire herbal rather than sweet?

Yes. The clary sage opening is aromatic and green, and with the marine notes and mineral amber the whole thing reads fresh and slightly salty rather than sweet or gourmand, even as the base warms into something more animalic later in the wear.

What does Acqua di Gio Profondo share with Hawas Fire's marine-mineral base?

Both build from a marine-mineral foundation, but Hawas Fire gets there through French clary sage and Egyptian jasmine before an ambergris-and-mineral-amber base, giving it a warmer, more animalic finish than a typical aquatic. Acqua di Gio Profondo stays closer to a cooler, more classic marine structure by comparison. See Acqua Di Gio Profondo.

Is Hawas Fire too unusual for someone new to aromatic-marine scents?

It can be. Rather than a straightforward ocean-spray freshness, the marine accord here reads more mineral, like sun-warmed rock near the sea, and the base turns animalic and salty rather than sweet. Someone expecting a conventional aquatic should know this leans considerably more elemental and austere.

What does Dhaka's humidity do to Hawas Fire's sage-marine opening?

Humidity tends to soften a mineral marine accord into something closer to ambient moisture, so the cool, sun-warmed-rock quality described here may read a touch warmer and less crisp in Dhaka's climate. The clary sage stays clean and herbal regardless, holding the opening's composed character even as the marine layer shifts.

Why decant Hawas Fire before committing to a full bottle?

Its slow-building, mineral-amber character reads as surprisingly rewarding on some skin and takes longer to click on others, since the opening's herbal brightness gives little hint of the animalic warmth that follows. A 5ml or 9ml decant lets you sit with that full arc across a few wears before deciding on a larger size.

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Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

The Hawas universe that Rasasi built from 2015 onward has always rewarded attention, but Hawas Fire Eau de Parfum, released in 2025, takes the line in a direction nobody quite expected. Where the original Hawas leaned into aquatic freshness and later variants played with sweetness or darkness, Fire strips things down to something more elemental: sage, salt air, and amber. It is one of the more genuinely unusual entries in an Arabian house's catalogue. Aromatica carries the Rasasi Hawas Fire decant in Bangladesh in all available sizes.

Fragrance Notes

Top: French Clary Sage

Heart: Egyptian Jasmine, Marine Notes

Base: Ambergris, Mineral Amber

Full note breakdown on Rasasi.

The Scent

French Clary Sage leads from the first moment, arriving clean and slightly herbal rather than medicinal. There is a faint sweetness underneath it, almost a soft fruitiness, but the sage keeps things restrained and precise. This is not a loud or aggressive opening. It reads as composed and deliberate, with an airy quality that lifts it off the skin immediately. Within the first ten minutes, the marine accord starts to surface, not a crash of ocean spray but something quieter, more mineral than watery. The texture at this stage is thin and cool, closer to sun-warmed rock near the sea than to any conventional aquatic. The sage sustains itself through this early phase, holding its clean herbal clarity even as the marine element begins threading in from underneath, so the two coexist in a quiet, almost meditative tension before the heart fully opens.

The Egyptian Jasmine in the heart plays a supporting role at first. It adds a clean white floral brightness that keeps the composition from feeling too stark or linear. On skin, the jasmine does not read as obviously floral but rather as a smoothing agent between the herbal top and the salty base, which is the detail that makes this heart accord worth paying attention to. The transition from opening to heart is gradual and unhurried, which means the sage and the jasmine briefly overlap, producing a green-floral accord that feels coherent rather than busy. That overlap is brief but important: it is the moment where Hawas Fire most clearly reveals its structural intelligence, weaving the departing top note into the arriving heart without a seam.

As the dry-down begins, the Ambergris and Mineral Amber take hold with real authority. The warmth that comes in is animalic and slightly salty rather than sweet or resinous. This is where Hawas Fire earns its name: not in the opening brightness but in the base, which carries a smoldering, skin-close heat. The mineral amber gives it a slightly rocky, almost petrichor quality that you do not encounter often in this price category. The marine note from the heart does not disappear entirely in the base; it lingers as a trace of salinity that threads through the amber and keeps the warmth from feeling heavy or suffocating. The final dry-down is intimate and warm, with the jasmine still detectable as a ghostly cleanness woven through the amber. The overall character is aromatic-aquatic-amber, but the execution feels more considered and less generic than those descriptors imply. It can read as surprisingly slow-building or rewarding depending on skin, with the opening's herbal brightness and the progression's gradual pace being the qualities that divide impressions most clearly.

When to Wear

Hawas Fire works best from spring through early autumn, when the contrast between the fresh herbaceous opening and the warm amber base feels right against the heat. It suits office environments and evening outings equally, fitting naturally in settings where a scent should be present but not overtly loud.

Who Is It For

Someone who already knows they enjoy aquatic or aromatic fragrances and wants to try something with more mineral depth and less sweetness than the mainstream options in that family will find Hawas Fire worth exploring.

If you enjoy Rasasi Hawas, the original that started this line, Hawas Fire sits in the same DNA but moves in a more austere, mineral direction worth comparing directly. Acqua di Gio Profondo shares the marine-mineral foundation and is another useful reference point. Browse the full Rasasi collection at Aromatica.

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

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