Hawwa Red & Itqan Noir: Zimaya Musk Perfume Guide for Penang

If you're in Penang and looking for a Zimaya perfume to gift someone, two 100ml EDPs are worth a proper look: Hawwa Red for women and Itqan Noir for men. Both carry musk in the base, but they wear very differently — one is sweet and fruity-floral, the other is woody and amber. Here's a proper look at both, so you can pick the right gift.

Hawwa Red by Zimaya — sweet floral fruity, for women

Hawwa Red is a 100ml Eau de Parfum made for women. It opens with juicy red berries and peach, moves into a heart of rose and jasmine, then settles into a warm base of vanilla and musk. The overall vibe is feminine, romantic and modern — the kind of scent many women reach for daily.

As a gift, it suits a wife, girlfriend, mum or sister. The store lists it for casual days, formal events, everyday wear and special occasions, and describes it as a good fit for Malaysia's tropical weather — handy when Penang is hot and humid most of the year.

Itqan Noir by Zimaya — modern woody amber, for men

Itqan Noir is a 100ml EDP for men with a modern woody amber profile. The top is crisp bergamot and cardamom, the heart blends lavender and cedarwood, and the base goes deep with amber, patchouli and musk. It reads masculine, neat and current rather than old-school heavy.

Gift it to a husband, dad, brother or colleague. Like Hawwa Red, it's listed for everyday, casual, formal and special occasion use, and it's described as working with Malaysia's heat without feeling too weighty.

Which one should you gift in Penang?

The easiest rule: Hawwa Red for a woman, Itqan Noir for a man. Beyond gender, think about the scent mood the person likes. If they enjoy sweet, fruity and floral scents, Hawwa Red with its berries, peach, rose and vanilla makes sense. If they prefer something fresher up top with a warmer, woodier base, Itqan Noir with its bergamot, lavender and amber is the pick.

Both come in the same 100ml EDP size and both cover everyday through special occasions, so you're not compromising on versatility either way. In Penang's heat, both are described as made with tropical weather in mind — match the notes to the person and you can't go far wrong.