Fragrance Reviews

Lattafa Bade’e Al Oud Amethyst is a jammy rose over soft oud, amber and vanilla for £19.99. Here is how it wears, how the oud reads, what wearers report on longevity, and how it compares with Initio Atomic Rose.

Lattafa Teriaq Intense is a boozy plum, saffron and cinnamon scent by Quentin Bisch, and a different fragrance from the original Teriaq. Here is how it wears, how long wearers say it lasts, and who should skip it.

Lattafa Eclaire is a very sweet caramel, milk and vanilla gourmand for cold weather. Here is how it smells at each stage, what wearers report about performance, and who should choose something else.

An honest Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa review: what it smells like from the cardamom opening to the coffee dry-down, what Lattafa claims vs what wearers report for longevity, how it differs from the original Khamrah, and whether it is worth £23.99.

Angham, Khamrah, Khamrah Qahwa, Eclaire and Atheeri all get filed under “sweet Lattafa”. Here is what each one actually smells like on paper, which notes they share, and which to pick.

Lattafa Asad Elixir and Yara Elixir reviewed together: how each smells, how they perform, how many sprays to use, the best season, and whether they work as a his-and-hers pair.

An honest Lattafa Asad review: what it smells like stage by stage, how long it lasts, how many sprays to use, the best season to wear it, and how it compares to the rest of the Asad line.