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Rasasi Hawas Thunder
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For him
- Type
- Arabian
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Released
- 2026
Pyramid
14 notes
Top notes
First impression
- Apple
- Bergamot
- Ginger
- Cedarwood
- Mandarin
Heart notes
The character
- Mate
- Peony
- Orange Blossom
- Patchouli
Base notes
The dry-down
- Ambergris
- Tonka Bean
- Cedarwood
- Vanilla
- Musk
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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It trades the fresh aquatic character of the original for something warmer and spicier. Where Hawas opens bright and watery, Thunder leans on ginger where the original used cinnamon, giving a drier, more peppery kick over the woody base. So it is the spicier, less marine take in the Hawas line.
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It sits between the two. The citrus-and-ginger opening reads fresh at first, but it settles into a warmer, woodier drydown built on tonka, vanilla and ambergris, rather than staying aquatic throughout, which is what separates it from the cooler, sea-breeze style of the standard Hawas.
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Hawas Verde offers a brighter, greener counterpoint within the same line, while Thunder leans into a spiced woody-amber direction built on mate, peony and a vanilla-tonka base. If you're deciding between the two, Hawas Verde is the fresher option and Thunder the warmer, more comfort-driven one.
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Thunder lands closer to Hawas Fire than to Hawas Ice, though it trades Fire's bolder amber push for a drier, more cedar-forward structure edging nearer Hawas Kobra. Rather than filling a room the way Rasasi originals tend to, it sits close to the skin with a spiced, woody-amber feel closer to a designer release. Hawas Fire stays the louder, amberier pick.
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How the mate and peony register varies significantly from one wearer to the next in the early reviews that exist, since it's an uncommon pairing for a Hawas flanker. Testing on your own skin matters more here than with a typical citrus-forward release, since community consensus on this combination hasn't fully settled yet.
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Bergamot, mandarin and apple will clear faster in Dhaka's climate than in cooler weather, moving you into the mate-peony-orange blossom heart sooner than expected. The vanilla-tonka-ambergris base stays warm and comfort-driven regardless of temperature, so the overall wear leans woodier and less citrus-forward here than the opening alone suggests.
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Frequently compared to Yves Saint Laurent MYSLF L'Absolu; Hawas Thunder tracks its bergamot-ginger opening and patchouli base but differs by adding apple and mandarin up top, widening the heart with mate and peony, and closing on a richer ambergris-tonka-vanilla base rather than plain patchouli.
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