Bright fruity-aquatic with huge performance for under $40. Hawas is one of the most-recommended budget bottles online and, as a result, one of the most traded.
Notes
Apple, bergamot, lemon, cinnamon
Orange blossom, cardamom, plum
Ambergris, musk, driftwood
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Before you buy Hawas used
Hawas (blue) and Hawas Ice (lighter blue) are different scents.
- Hawas EDP (blue) and Hawas Ice are different; Ice is the fresher one.
- Rasasi boxes are flimsy — not a fake indicator.
- Cheap to buy, so best traded in bundles.
Read next: buying used perfume safely · what a used bottle is worth · decants vs full bottles · how trades work.
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Frequently asked
Is Rasasi Hawas available on Sniffy right now?
Not at this exact moment, but Rasasi Hawas is one of the most-traded bottles and comes up regularly. Check the marketplace, or list yours — it will get offers.
How do I know a used Hawas is genuine?
Hawas (blue) and Hawas Ice (lighter blue) are different scents. On Sniffy your payment is held in escrow until you confirm the bottle matches the listing, so if it isn't what was listed you can open a dispute before the payment is released: within 48 hours of confirming receipt, or, if you don't confirm, within 72 hours of USPS showing it delivered (7 days on a seller's first three sales), after which payment releases to the seller automatically. The money stays frozen while a person on the Sniffy team reviews the dispute. Always pay in-app: deals paid off Sniffy aren't protected.
Can I trade for Rasasi Hawas instead of buying it?
Yes. Sniffy is built for swaps: list a bottle of your own, find a Hawas marked "trade" or "sale or trade", and propose a bottle-for-bottle trade. Both sides put down a refundable deposit (as little as 10% of the bottle's value, never under $10) and ship at the same time; each side pays a $5 trade fee plus their own prepaid insured label at its real price ($0 if they use their own label), and the deposit comes back when both bottles check out.
What is the best way to sell my Hawas?
List it on Sniffy with a real photo, the batch code and an honest fill level. Hawas is in constant demand, so priced fairly it sells or trades quickly. You pay 10% only when a sale completes, shipping is the exact cost of the cheapest insured label, nothing added, and you are protected by escrow the same way the buyer is.