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Warda vs Yara vs Angham vs Hawas Diva: Which Rose and Vanilla Scent Is Yours?

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  • Floral · Rose · Vanilla
  • Extrait de Parfum · 100 ml
  • 10–12 hour longevity guarantee
$99.00 CADRegular price$140.00

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Warda, Yara, Angham and Hawas Diva all finish on vanilla, but they open very differently. Yara is powdery and sweet, with orchid, heliotrope and tangerine. Angham is a spiced gourmand, with ginger, praline and cacao. Hawas Diva is a fruity rose, with lychee, rhubarb and frankincense. Warda is the most rose-focused: fresh bergamot, rose and a soft floral accord over creamy vanilla, at extrait strength.

Key takeaways

  • Choose Yara for a soft, powdery, sweet vanilla.
  • Choose Angham for spiced praline and cacao warmth.
  • Choose Hawas Diva for a fruity rose with incense.
  • Choose Warda for a true rose heart with bergamot and vanilla, at extrait strength.
Warda by Sara Sakina, a ribbed peach 100 ml bottle in front of its embossed ivory presentation case
Warda comes in a ribbed peach bottle with an embossed presentation case.

How do Warda, Yara, Angham and Hawas Diva compare?

Here are the notes side by side, as listed on each product page at Sara Sakina. Angham's notes follow Lattafa's published list.

Fragrance Opening Heart Base Strength Character
Warda by Sara Sakina Bergamot Rose, floral notes Vanilla Extrait de parfum Soft rose and vanilla
Yara by Lattafa Orchid, heliotrope, tangerine Gourmand accord, tropical fruits Vanilla, musk, sandalwood Eau de parfum Powdery, sweet vanilla
Angham by Lattafa Ginger, mandarin, pink pepper Lavender, praline, cacao, jasmine Vanilla, amber, musk Eau de parfum Spiced praline gourmand
Hawas Diva by Rasasi Red fruits, rhubarb, lychee Rose, frankincense, cedar Vanilla, musk, ambergris Eau de parfum Fruity rose with incense

How is Warda different from Yara?

Yara and Warda both leave a soft vanilla trail, which is why fans of one often like the other. Yara gets its character from orchid, heliotrope and a sweet gourmand accord, so it feels powdery and dessert-soft. Warda puts rose at the centre, with bergamot for freshness and florals for softness. It smells more like a bouquet than a treat.

How is Warda different from Angham?

Angham is richer and spicier. Ginger, mandarin and pink pepper open it, then praline, cacao, lavender and jasmine make it a warm gourmand, finished with vanilla and amber. Warda shares the vanilla but has no praline or cacao. It is lighter, fresher and more floral, and easier to wear in the daytime.

How is Warda different from Hawas Diva?

Hawas Diva is the closest in spirit, since both are rose and vanilla scents. Hawas Diva wraps its rose in red fruits, rhubarb and lychee, then adds frankincense and cedar for a slightly smoky depth. Warda keeps the rose cleaner and creamier, with bergamot on top and vanilla underneath.

01Key accords

The signature

The notes that shape it, from first spray to drydown.

  • VanillaCreamy, comforting sweetness.
  • FloralA delicate bouquet of petals.
  • RoseSoft, romantic petals.
  • BergamotA fresh, bright citrus lift.

Which one should you choose?

  • Pick Yara if you want the softest, most powdery sweet scent of the group.
  • Pick Angham if you want a spiced dessert scent for cool evenings.
  • Pick Hawas Diva if you want a fruity rose with a touch of incense.
  • Pick Warda if you want a true rose with a fresh opening and a creamy vanilla finish, at extrait strength.

Can you layer Warda with Yara?

Yes, and it is one of the easiest pairings. Roll Yara perfume oil on your wrists, then spray Warda on top. The rose gains a powdery, creamy halo. More pairings are in how to layer Warda.

Questions about Warda, Yara, Angham and Hawas Diva

Is Warda like Yara?

They share a soft vanilla and musky warmth, so they feel related, but Warda is a rose perfume and Yara is a powdery gourmand. Yara is built on orchid, heliotrope and a sweet accord, while Warda is built on bergamot, rose and florals. Warda is also an extrait.

Which is sweeter, Warda or Angham?

Angham is sweeter. Its praline and cacao give it a dessert-like richness, with ginger and pink pepper for spice. Warda is softly sweet from vanilla, but its bergamot and rose keep it fresher and more floral.

Which is best for a wedding?

Warda and Hawas Diva are the most classic wedding choices, because rose reads elegant and romantic in a crowd. Warda is softer and creamier, while Hawas Diva is fruitier with lychee and frankincense. Angham and Yara suit evening parties and cozy days.

Which lasts longest?

Warda is an extrait de parfum and comes with Sara Sakina's 10 to 12 hour longevity guarantee. Yara, Angham and Hawas Diva are eaux de parfum, which usually carry less perfume oil. Skin, climate and how many sprays you use still matter.

Can men wear Warda?

Yes. Warda sits in our women's collection, but rose has a long history as a shared scent in Arabian perfumery. Anyone who enjoys a soft rose with vanilla can wear it, and it layers well under warmer scents like Qadr.

Wear them side by side. Shop Warda Extrait de Parfum 100 ml, or add the 5 ml tester from the same page and compare it with the Yara or Angham you already own. New to Warda? Start with what Warda smells like.

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