Rayhaan Pacific Aloha
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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
8 notes- Melon
- Blood Orange
- Lemon
- Watermelon
- Coconut
- Marine Notes
- Amberwood
- Cacao
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 sits between the two rather than picking one. Melon, blood orange and lemon open bright and citrus-forward, then watermelon and coconut build a genuinely sweet, tropical heart. Only in the base do marine notes and amberwood cool things down, with a touch of cacao nudging the finish slightly toward a creamy gourmand.
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Both build a watermelon-marine profile that has become popular in recent fresh fragrance releases, so the comparison is fair at a conceptual level. Pacific Aloha adds blood orange, coconut and a touch of cacao to that base, giving it its own creamy, tropical spin rather than an identical formula. Sample both if the category interests you.
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Azul stays narrow and mineral, lemon and bergamot into grapefruit blossom over sandalwood and calone, a clean citrus-aquatic. Pacific Aloha instead builds a sweeter, more tropical profile from melon, blood orange and watermelon-coconut, closing on marine notes, amberwood and cacao. See Azul.
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It leans sweeter than a typical aquatic because of the watermelon-coconut heart, but the marine notes and amberwood base cool that sweetness down by the drydown, and a touch of cacao adds richness rather than more sugar. It reads as a casual, fruity-fresh scent rather than a straightforward dessert or candy-sweet fragrance.
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Watermelon-marine fragrances can read sharp or linear on some skin despite smelling balanced in the bottle, and this style is specifically meant to be tested in heat to know if it works for you. A decant lets you wear it through an actual hot, humid day before committing to a full bottle built around this tropical profile.
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Pacific Aloha opens juicy and citrus-bright with blood orange, melon and lemon, then shifts into a candied watermelon and creamy coconut heart before marine notes and amberwood cool things down, released in 2026 as the sweetest, fruitiest entry in the Pacific line. Rayhaan Pacific, the 2022 original, stays dry and aromatic with bergamot, lavender and cardamom over cypress and amber, while Rayhaan Pacific Aura from 2025 takes a greener, herbal route with mandarin, mint and fig over ambroxan. Aloha is the tropical gourmand outlier of the three.
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