Hayati vs Raaki

Shared character

Both Hayati and Raaki share a composition of jasmine, lemon, bergamot, sandalwood, vanilla, cedar, white musk, and agarwood (oud). They both feature floral, citrus, woody, aromatic, and white floral accords.

How they differ

Hayati includes a wide range of unique notes such as rose, magnolia, ylang-ylang, oakmoss, vetiver, amber, leather, cardamom, patchouli, saffron, lily of the valley, plum, raspberry, tea, violet, animalic notes, cashmere wood, blackcurrant, honey, mandarin orange, sage, white blossoms, precious woods, tagetes, cashmere, gurjum balsam, Vietnamese oud, white flowers, marigold, and gurjan balsam, resulting in fruity, sweet, and rose accords. Raaki contains grapefruit, ambergris, lotus, and lime, which contribute to powdery, amber, and fresh spicy accords.

Who each suits

Hayati suits those who prefer fruity, sweet, and rose-oriented profiles with complex layers. Raaki suits those who prefer powdery, amber, and fresh spicy profiles.