Sultan Vetiver vs Hacivat

Sultan Vetiver is deeply divisive within the community, with some finding it a pleasant greenhouse-like green vetiver while others find it aggressively chemical and unpleasant. The fragrance exemplifies Nishane's polarizing house style of heavy, strident compositions that require sampling before purchase. Personal chemistry and initial expectations seem to significantly impact whether wearers eventually enjoy or reject it.

Hacivat is a divisive fragrance with strong performance and a sophisticated drydown, but its polarizing scent profile means it either resonates deeply with wearers or disappoints them. The opening pineapple-citrus blast is prominent but fades quickly, leaving an oakmoss woody base. Many find it too strong and go noseblind easily, though fans appreciate its quality and year-round versatility.