How does Rayhaan Pacific Aloha smell?
Orange, mandarin and lemon give Rayhaan Pacific Aloha a sweet-and-sour citrus basket at the start. In the heart, watermelon brings a watery, juicy sweetness and coconut a creamy, tropical softness. The result is a fruity, summery middle that stays light instead of syrupy.
Amberwood, ambergris and cocoa finish it. Amberwood is warm and smooth, ambergris adds a faint salty warmth, and cocoa gives a dry, slightly bitter chocolate shading. Through the layers the scent travels from zesty to creamy to gently warm, with the base adding depth to what could otherwise be a purely fruity profile.
Who is Rayhaan Pacific Aloha for?
The shop lists Pacific Aloha as unisex and tags it for summer, plus daily, evening and sport. Its fruit, coconut and citrus notes read as playful and easy, and the warm base gives enough body for a wearer who wants more than plain freshness.
Rayhaan Pacific Aloha: size and bottle
Rayhaan Pacific Aloha comes in a 100 ml (3.4 fl oz) bottle.
Rayhaan Pacific Aloha compared with its closest siblings
What Pacific Aloha has in common with Rayhaan Adonis Icarus: orange, mandarin and ambergris. What it keeps to itself: lemon, watermelon, coconut and amberwood. On the other side stand bergamot, neroli, ginger and pink pepper.
Rayhaan Granada would be the next step if you like lemon and ambergris in Pacific Aloha: it brings apple, bergamot, cinnamon and cardamom instead of orange, mandarin, watermelon and coconut.
Put Rayhaan Pacific Aura beside Pacific Aloha and orange and lemon is what they share. Only Pacific Aloha has mandarin, watermelon, coconut and amberwood, and only Rayhaan Pacific Aura has citron, mint, black currant and coriander.
Where to buy Rayhaan Pacific Aloha in Europe
FragranceGems, an independent reseller of Rayhaan, ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Its Rayhaan page shows the scents it has, with prices and availability; this guide shows neither.
View Pacific Aloha at FragranceGemsNo price or stock on this page. The shop's product page shows both.
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