Haibah is a fragrance of immense scale and complexity, opening with a dense, challenging burst of animalic Indian oud and leather. This initial phase is often described as having a raw, "barnyard" qua...
The performance is a major talking point, with consensus that it possesses exceptional longevity and a powerful initial projection that can easily fill a room.
Opinion is sharply divided on the opening; while seasoned collectors appreciate the authentic, animalic Indian oud, newer enthusiasts often find the "fecal" or "barnyard" start off-putting before it matures on the skin.
Despite the massive list of notes, many users find the scent eventually simplifies into a very high-quality patchouli-oud dominated fragrance rather than a kaleidoscopic gourmand or floral.
It is widely regarded as a formal, mature fragrance, with the community steering users away from casual or daily wear in favor of winter evenings and special events.
Value opinions are polarized due to the luxury price point; while some justify the cost through its complexity and "natural" feel, others suggest that the late-stage scent profile can be found in less expensive niche alternatives.
