Dupe of what?
What Is Rasasi Hawas La Mer a Dupe Of?
Rasasi Hawas La Mer is a clone of Louis Vuitton Pacific Chill.
Rasasi Hawas La Mer is a clone of Louis Vuitton Pacific Chill. We rate the similarity at 86%.
Editorial similarity: 8.6/10
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Rasasi Hawas La Mer
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Rasasi Hawas La Mer
Top notes
Peppermint
Bergamot
Mandarin
Middle notes
Blackcurrant
Jasmine
Carrot
Base notes
Amber
Fig
Woody Notes
The original
Louis Vuitton Pacific Chill
Top notes
Citron
Orange- Mint
Lemon- Black Currant
Coriander
Middle notes
Apricot
Basil
Carrot Seeds
May Rose
Base notes
- Fig
Dates
Ambrette
What is Hawas La Mer a clone of?
Rasasi Hawas La Mer is a clone of Louis Vuitton Pacific Chill. We rate the similarity at 86%. If the mix of citrus, mint and fruit is what draws you to Pacific Chill, La Mer belongs on your shortlist.
The connection makes sense when you put their notes next to each other. Both combine citrus and mint with blackcurrant, a carrot note and fig. La Mer takes its own route around that shared outline, which is where the comparison gets interesting.
How do their notes compare?
La Mer lists peppermint, bergamot and mandarin at the top. Blackcurrant, jasmine and carrot make up the middle, followed by amber, fig and woody notes at the base. There's plenty of fruit here, with mint and citrus keeping the profile pointed toward freshness.
Pacific Chill's catalog pyramid lists citron, orange, mint, lemon, black currant and coriander first. Apricot, basil, carrot seeds and May rose follow, with fig, dates and ambrette underneath. The common ground is easy to spot, but the details aren't identical.
Where does La Mer do its own thing?
We'd start with the fruit and herbs. Pacific Chill has apricot and dates in its listed profile, along with basil and coriander. La Mer uses mandarin and blackcurrant, then brings jasmine into the heart. Those are useful differences to focus on when trying them together.
The base is another point to compare: amber and woods for La Mer, dates and ambrette alongside fig for Pacific Chill. Also, La Mer's list says carrot while Pacific Chill's says carrot seeds. We're keeping those labels as listed rather than treating them as identical ingredients.
Should you try Hawas La Mer?
We'd consider it if you enjoy fruity, minty freshness and want to explore the Pacific Chill style. Our 86% rating puts it close, while leaving room for the differences in the two blends.
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