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jegan – :
Is this basically an inexpensive fragrance oil “dupe” of Pure Havane?
kolomoets – :
Not a fan of this juice. It is loud and lasts a long time but the smell is off putting. I also tried Electric Citrus and this fragrance is a straight out stink bomb. If you are trying to repel people this is your juice.
vqw609speagoessenda – :
Dua Fragrances’ Honey Havane is one the house’s newest and limited edition fragrances, and as its name and note breakdown suggest something vaguely along the lines of Thierry Mugler A*Men Pure Havane. Maybe they’re in the same general category, but Honey Havane is a different experience for me overall.
Honey Havane is dominated by honey and tobacco leaf, the balance between the sweet honey and sharp tobacco leaf being the front-and-center duel. With some sniffs, I get more honey, and with others, I get tobacco leaf. And that the tobacco is tobacco leaf is somewhat of a distinguishing characteristic, as its smell is somewhat greener than pipe tobacco or a burnt tobacco type of scent.
Other notes include vanilla, which I find to pretty limited relative to the presence of honey as the sweetness-driving note, and perhaps some oud and amber, but they’re surely in the background as well.
Again, comparisons to Pure Havane are valid, though I don’t get the “cherry” sweetness with which many (including myself) associate Pure Havane. Certainly the honeyed tobacco aspect is somewhat consistent between the two, as is the strength. Also, as with most of the A*Men line, patchouli factors in significantly, and this not the case in Honey Havane. Lastly, Honey Havane is not (at its sweetest point) as sweet as Pure Havane or even Wiseguys’ Vegas Cologne, which might be the sweetest of the three. Again, they’re all in the same general category but each has its own merits, and I’m happy to have all 3, including the latest, Honey Havane.
HH’s performance is outstanding—very powerful projection and outstanding longevity, which are becoming the norm for most Dua Fragrances in their extrait concentration, especially cold weather-leaning options like this.
8 out of 10
Getwoppichott – :
This fragrance is very similar to Pure Havane. It is sweet, just barely, in the slightest dimension floral, and had a oud base. I think this is a good fragrance if you like the Thierry Mugler line, but want something more unique.
Amber is the main player, though, in the composition, which sets it apart from Pure Havane.
Composition:
Oud, amber, honey, tobacco, patchouli, some kind of flower.