Rasasi Hawas Black For Him is a 100ml Eau de Parfum for men, released in 2024 as part of the Hawas line. Its character is shaped by contrast. Pineapple, grapefruit and bergamot create a lively first impression; cedarwood, patchouli and jasmine then introduce a drier centre; oakmoss, woody notes and amber complete the composition with a grounded finish.
The visual presentation follows the same movement towards darkness. The curved bottle has a black-masked front with rose-gold lettering, accompanied by black packaging decorated with a rose-gold snakeskin-style print. These details make the Hawas Black identity immediately recognisable while keeping the focus on the official note structure.
Top Notes: Pineapple, Grapefruit, Bergamot
Pineapple gives the opening its clear fruity reference, sharpened by grapefruit and brightened by bergamot. The result is a fruit-and-citrus introduction with both juicy and brisk facets.
Heart Notes: Cedarwood, Patchouli, Jasmine
Cedarwood and patchouli bring dry wood, herbs and earth into the centre. Jasmine supplies a floral contrast, giving the heart more dimension than a purely woody pairing.
Base Notes: Oakmoss, Woody, Amber
Oakmoss establishes a green, mossy foundation, supported by broader woody notes. Amber adds warmth to this final stage and rounds out the transition from the brighter opening.
This progression may appeal to someone who enjoys pineapple and citrus but wants them connected to a more substantial woody and mossy base. Rather than remaining in one register, Hawas Black moves through three clearly different groups of notes.
Pineapple is the most obviously tropical name in the composition, yet it shares the opening with two different citrus notes. Grapefruit contributes a tart, slightly bitter association that can counterbalance fruitiness. Bergamot brings a lighter aromatic-citrus direction. Together, the three notes suggest an opening with sweetness, acidity and freshness working side by side.
The official pyramid does not rank these notes or prescribe how quickly one must replace another. What it does show is a deliberate arrangement: a fuller fruit note sits between two citrus references before the perfume changes towards wood and patchouli.
Cedarwood gives the centre a dry framework. Patchouli expands that framework with herbal and earthy associations, making the heart feel more grounded than the top. Jasmine changes the texture again by adding a floral facet among the darker materials.
This placement makes the heart important for buyers who look beyond the first spray. The composition does not jump directly from citrus to oakmoss; it passes through a stage where wood, earth and flower meet. That central contrast helps explain why Hawas Black can begin brightly while still carrying a darker overall identity.
Oakmoss is the most specific base note and points towards a mossy, green and earthy direction. The official term “Woody” remains intentionally broad, so it is best read as a general woody foundation rather than one named species. Amber supplies the warmer side of the base.
The relationship between these three notes matters more than any single label. Moss and woods provide the darker, grounded impression associated with the product name, while amber prevents the finish from being described only in cool or earthy terms. Buyers who enjoy oakmoss or patchouli may find this final stage particularly relevant.
Individual perception can vary, so this is a preference guide rather than a promise that every note will appear with equal prominence. The verified pyramid remains the most reliable starting point for deciding whether the composition matches your interests.
Apply from a comfortable distance to clean skin or suitable clothing, avoiding the eyes, face and irritated areas. If spraying fabric, test an inconspicuous area first. The appropriate amount depends on personal preference and surroundings rather than a universal spray count.
Store the capped bottle upright in a stable place away from prolonged direct sunlight, strong heat and rapid temperature changes. This simple approach helps keep the bottle protected during regular use.
Consider Hawas Black when a pineapple-and-citrus opening over cedarwood, patchouli and oakmoss fits the contrast you want from an Eau de Parfum.
Rasasi presents it as a darker version of Hawas. Hawas Black has its own product identity and its own official pyramid of pineapple, grapefruit and bergamot; cedarwood, patchouli and jasmine; then oakmoss, woody notes and amber.
Cedarwood, patchouli, oakmoss and the broad woody base provide the clearest darker and earthier direction. Amber adds warmth, while jasmine creates a floral point within the heart.
Yes. The verified identity is Hawas Black For Him, and the 100ml Eau de Parfum is presented for men.
Useful reference points include the Rasasi brand, Hawas Black For Him name, 100ml volume, Eau de Parfum designation and GTIN 614514331033. The official note pyramid provides another product-specific check.
Moon Fashion also has physical shopping locations in Portugal. Contact Moon Fashion before travelling to confirm whether Hawas Black or a tester is currently available at the shop you intend to visit.
| Specifications | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rasasi |
| Collection / Line | Hawas |
| Product Name | HAWAS BLACK FOR HIM 100 ML |
| Product Category | Perfume |
| Concentration | Eau de Parfum (EDP) |
| Liquid Volume | 100ml |
| Target User | Men |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Application Type | Spray |
| GTIN | 614514331033 |
| SKU | FS331003 |
| Launch Year | 2024 |
| Country of Origin | United Arab Emirates |
| Manufacturer | Rasasi Perfumes Industry LLC |
| Top Notes | Pineapple, Grapefruit, Bergamot |
| Heart Notes | Cedarwood, Patchouli, Jasmine |
| Base Notes | Oakmoss, Woody, Amber |
| Bottle Design | Black-masked front with rose-gold lettering and black cap |
| Packaging Type | Black box with rose-gold snakeskin-style print |
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