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Rasasi Citrus Perfume Guide for Sarawak: Hawas Ice vs Hawas For Him

Rasasi Citrus Perfume Guide for Sarawak: Hawas Ice vs Hawas For Him

If you're in Kuching or anywhere else in Sarawak and you're after a men's perfume for evenings out, the Hawas line from Rasasi deserves a look. Rasasi Hawas Ice and Hawas For Him are both 100ml Eau de Parfums for men, and both carry a citrus freshness that works with our weather. Here's what each one actually is, so you can choose without guessing.

One thing to remember about Sarawak: it's hot and humid all year, with afternoon rain showing up whenever it feels like it. So a fresh, cool-leaning scent is a smart pick for nights out, especially when you're moving from the outdoors into an air-conditioned mall or restaurant.

Rasasi Hawas Ice: Fresh and Easy to Wear

Hawas Ice is the fresh one of the pair. It's an Eau de Parfum in a 100ml bottle, made for men, and its scent combines crisp aquatic, citrus and woody notes for a cool, invigorating feel.

The occasions listed for it are casual, everyday, formal and special occasions. So if your evening is a dinner, a formal function or a special night out, it fits the brief. And because everyday and casual wear are on the list too, you can keep reaching for it on regular days as well.

Hawas For Him: The Full Note List

Hawas For Him is the aromatic one, also a 100ml EDP for men. This is the one where you get the complete breakdown:

  • Top: apple, bergamot, lemon and cinnamon
  • Heart: orange blossom, cardamom and plum
  • Base: ambergris, musk, driftwood and patchouli

You open with citrus and apple, move through a fruity, slightly spicy heart, and settle into a musky, woody finish. The store describes it as a fresh aromatic aquatic signature and notes that it performs well in Malaysia's warm climate.

Its occasion list reads office, evening, special event and daily wear. Evening is right there in black and white, so when a night out is the main plan, this one makes the decision easy.

Where the Citrus Comes In

The citrus in the title isn't just for show. Hawas For Him opens with bergamot and lemon — two proper citrus notes — alongside apple and cinnamon. Rasasi Hawas Ice takes a different route: its citrus sits inside a crisp blend of aquatic and woody notes, so it reads cooler overall. Two different moods, same citrus thread.

So Which One Should You Pick?

Both are men's EDPs in 100ml, both lean fresh, and both have that citrus touch. The difference is in the details:

  • Go for Rasasi Hawas Ice if you want a cool aquatic-woody scent that moves easily between formal events, special occasions and everyday wear.
  • Go for Hawas For Him if you enjoy following a scent from a citrus opening down to musk, driftwood and patchouli, and if evenings and special events are when you'll actually wear perfume.

Still torn? Look at your calendar. If most of your wear happens in daylight — office, errands, casual outings — Rasasi Hawas Ice covers more of those occasions. If your perfume goes on mostly at night and at events, Hawas For Him has evening and special event written straight into its list. Either way, you're choosing between two solid options from the same brand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are both perfumes for men?

Yes. Rasasi Hawas Ice and Hawas For Him are both listed for men, and both come as 100ml Eau de Parfum.

Which one is better for evening wear in Sarawak?

Hawas For Him lists evening, special event and office wear among its occasions. Rasasi Hawas Ice is listed for casual, everyday, formal and special occasions, so it also suits a nicer night out.

Do I get the full note list for both perfumes?

No. Hawas For Him has a full list of top, heart and base notes. For Rasasi Hawas Ice, the description mentions crisp aquatic, citrus and woody notes without listing individual notes.

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Hawas Ice perfume bottle and packaging on a white background
RASASIHawas Ice by Rasasi 100ml EDP
RM 250.00
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Hawas For Him by Rasasi 100ml EDP
RASASIHawas For Him by Rasasi 100ml EDP
RM 289.00
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