Ramad vs Hayati

Shared character

Both Ramad and Hayati feature woody, fruity, and aromatic profiles, sharing a base of cedarwood, sandalwood, leather, saffron, and oud.

How they differ

Ramad is characterized by smoky, fresh spicy, and warm spicy accords, utilizing notes such as birch, birch tar, cade juniper, cade oil, gaiac wood, nagarmotha, milk, white oud, and cistus. In contrast, Hayati focuses on floral, citrus, and sweet accords, incorporating notes like jasmine, rose, bergamot, lemon, magnolia, ylang-ylang, vanilla, oakmoss, vetiver, amber, cardamom, patchouli, lily of the valley, plum, raspberry, tea, violet, animalic notes, cashmere wood, blackcurrant, honey, mandarin orange, sage, white musk, white blossoms, precious woods, tagetes, cashmere, vietnamese oud, white flowers, and marigold.

Who each suits

Ramad suits those who prefer smoky, leathery, and woody profiles with elements of milk and birch. Hayati suits those who prefer sweet, floral, and citrus-driven compositions with complex fruity and white floral notes.