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What Haajsi Might Smell/Feel Like Here’s how I imagine the fragrance profile might unfold, based on what limited info there is + what Lattafa and “La Muse” tend to do: Opening / Top Notes Probably starts with juicy or bright accords — maybe something fruity (apple, berry, plum) or citrusy (bergamot, lemon) to give freshness. This could be accompanied by some sharp green or maybe aldehydes to give a fresh kick. Possibly also a hint of spice (like pink pepper or cardamom) if they want to add a twist early on. Heart / Mid Notes After the initial freshness fades, the heart might move into more floral/woody/fluffy territory. Think woods (cedar, sandalwood) or maybe a creamy wood, plus maybe a touch of florals (rose, jasmine) or even something warm like a soft spice. This part is where the fragrance might reveal its character: either leaning more oriental or more modern. Dry-down / Base Notes Ultimately, the base likely includes warmer, deeper tones: woods (teak, cedar, maybe vetiver), resins, musks, possibly amber or a sweet-vanillic nod. There might also be an earthy or chypre-like hint (moss, patchouli) if the descriptions that call it “chypre and fruity” are accurate. Character & Vibe Given the “men’s EDP” label, it’s probably designed to be bold enough to have presence but also balanced — not too harsh. Could be something semi-formal-evening friendly, or for nights out, but might also work for daytime if you don’t mind a stronger fragrance. Longevity & Projection Lattafa EDPs often have decent staying power, though it varies a lot depending on the batch. If it has a richer base (woods, musk, amber), it could last 5-8 hours (or more) on skin, with better projection in the early hours and a softer trail after 3-4 hours. But that’s speculative.