Dupe of what?
What Is Rasasi Hawas Highness a Dupe Of?
Rasasi Hawas Highness is a clone of Sospiro Perfumes Vibrato.
Rasasi Hawas Highness is a clone of Sospiro Vibrato. We rate the similarity at 88%.
Editorial similarity: 8.8/10
The alternative

Rasasi Hawas Highness
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Sospiro Perfumes Vibrato
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Rasasi Hawas Highness
Top notes
Spicy Notes
Citrus
Amber
Middle notes
Jasmine
Violet
Rose
Base notes
Patchouli
Cedarwood
Vetiver
The original
Sospiro Perfumes Vibrato
Top notes
Grapefruit
Bergamot
Mandarin
Ginger
Rosemary
Middle notes
Magnolia
Damask Rose- Blond Wood
Base notes
Vetiver
Patchouli- Indian Sandalwood
Musk
Crystal Amber
Tonka Bean
What is Hawas Highness a clone of?
Rasasi Hawas Highness is a clone of Sospiro Vibrato. We rate the similarity at 88%. It's one to consider if you like a citrus fragrance with florals and woods behind it, rather than citrus on its own.
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Vibrato is the reference for this comparison. Highness is a separate Hawas release from Ice, Tropical and La Mer, so check the full name when browsing the range. Sharing a bottle shape doesn't make those fragrances interchangeable.
What do their note lists tell us?
Highness lists spicy notes, citrus and amber at the top, followed by jasmine, violet and rose. Patchouli, cedarwood and vetiver form the base. Its citrus and spice are described broadly, while the flowers and woods get more specific names.
Vibrato's catalog profile lists grapefruit, bergamot, mandarin, ginger and rosemary at the top. Magnolia, Damask rose and blond wood sit in the middle. The base includes vetiver, patchouli, Indian sandalwood, musk, crystal amber and tonka bean.
Where are the similarities and differences?
Citrus, flowers and a woody base connect the two profiles. Rose, patchouli and vetiver are particularly clear points of overlap, though Vibrato names Damask rose specifically. That gives you a starting point for the 88% comparison without expecting every note to match.
We'd pay attention to the floral balance when sampling. Highness puts jasmine and violet alongside rose, while Vibrato lists magnolia and blond wood around its rose note. Ginger and rosemary are also named in Vibrato's opening; Highness's broader spicy and citrus labels don't tell us that those same notes are present.
Is Highness worth a look?
We'd shortlist it if Vibrato's citrus-and-floral direction appeals to you. The way the flowers sit against the citrus is worth comparing on skin, especially if that's your favorite part of the original.
Check the retailer cards above for current options, or open the Hawas Highness product page. Our Vibrato alternatives guide covers more choices, and Rayhaan Amazonica is another comparison to explore.