Hayba vs Platin Wood

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around an ambery oriental foundation and feature a blend of rose, sandalwood, musk, guaiac wood, patchouli, saffron and cypriol, creating a warm, aromatic core.

How they differ

Hayda and Platin Wood share a core of rose, sandalwood, musk, guaiac wood, patchouli, saffron and cypriol (nagarmotha) and sit within an ambery (oriental) accord. Hayda adds cedarwood, amber, nutmeg and lily‑of‑the‑valley, giving it a brighter, slightly spicy‑floral edge. Platin Wood introduces jasmine, lemon, vanilla, iris/orris, cinnamon, tonka bean, oud/agarwood, and angelica, and is further defined by a distinct woody accord, pushing it toward a richer, resinous‑spicy profile.

Who each suits

Hayda’s added cedar, amber, nutmeg and lily‑of‑the‑valley make it suitable for those who enjoy a slightly brighter, spice‑toned oriental with a subtle floral lift. Platin Wood’s inclusion of jasmine, lemon, vanilla, iris, cinnamon, tonka, oud and a pronounced woody accord caters to wearers who prefer a deeper, resin‑rich, woody‑oriental experience.