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A limited-edition 2026 Hawas release by perfumer Théo Belmas, created with influencer Fragranceflan for the collection's 10th anniversary. Madagascar pomelo, prickly pear and green apple open onto tonka bean, driftwood and olibanum, drying down to vanilla, vetiver, sandalwood and ambery Ambronova.
This smells like diving into cold, clear water — Pomelo, bright bitter citrus, prickly pear, cactus-fresh sweetness, green apple, tart and snappy and orange blossom, white and honeyed bracing and alive. The heart is all Tonka bean, creamy and sweet, driftwood, salty and sun-bleached, flowerpool, dense white florals and olibanum, bright sacred resin — and suddenly the perfume feels like it is breathing against your skin. The dry-down is Vanilla, creamy and sweet, vetiver, green and earthy, sandalwood, creamy and smooth and ambronova, bright ambery warmth — smooth, grounding, and quietly addictive. It smells like the best version of an ordinary day. Beginner-friendly — approachable from the very first sniff.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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