Lattafa Bade'e Al Oud Honor & Glory - Fruity, Vanilla, Warm Spicy, Woody - Eau de Parfum Long-Lasting Fragrance for Unisex, 3.40 Ounce / 100 ml | Unisex

This is an absolutely gorgeous fragrance! It’s one of my favorites for fall, and will smell incredible during the winter as well. The fragrance opens with a fruity and spicy burst. Plum isn’t listed, but I love plum notes in perfume and to me this smells distinctly plummy. Specifically, it smells like sweet, ripe, juicy plums that have been soaked in rum; with cinnamon, cloves, and sugar. Within minutes there’s an earthiness and slightly resinous quality that peaks through, coming from the patchouli and labdanum. It smells very woody, earthy, airy, and almost ambery. Something about it even smells cold to the nose, and there’s a bit of a cooling effect when I sniff it. It’s gorgeous and slightly melancholic, but has that rich and sweet spiciness— it reminds me of Halloween and Christmas combined. To paint a mental image of the scent, imagine someone heating rum-soaked plums with sweet spices in a pot, in the middle of the woods lol. I don’t get the blood orange, or lavender at all— perhaps a slight rose that’s adding to the sweetness. I’ve had this for several months now, and the performance is pretty solid. It projects moderately, and has nice longevity. I think someone within two feet of you can smell this coming off of you. After about an hour or so, only those within an arms length would probably smell you. I can smell this on my skin for about 8 hours; the lasting time on clothing is longer. It makes an incredible and persistent scent bubble, and the spices and sweet scent carry when you’re walking past people. It’s not cloying or loud; definitely not a beast, but the performance isn’t lacking at all! In my opinion it’s perfectly unisex (though leaning slightly feminine) and I could see it appealing to men and women in equal measure. I love this scent profile!

So, this is my first bottle from Lattafa. For the reference, I own and owned lots of $150+ per bottle perfumes and will be mostly comparing it against that base. It comes in a decent soft touch box, nothing super luxurious but the value for the money is there. The bottle itself could be absolutely gorgeous if not for the massive plastic cap which I didn’t appreciate. Might look into replacing it just so it doesn’t take so much room on the shelf. Now to the perfume itself: I tested it on the blotter, on thick velvet fabric worn on skin, and on the skin directly. On the blotter, and basically on any kind of material that wouldn’t be in contact with some kind of heat source (e.g. skin) it is much more of a somewhat abstract flowery, soapy scent with a decent but light woody/ambery base that I can assume comes from some Iso E and the like materials. Very well balanced, “clean” and pretty sophisticated. On anything that touches the heat source and would bring out the base notes faster - a good amount of resinous and somewhat smoky facets come out, something that you would get from, let’s say, labdanum. The assumed Iso E base is still there, as well as some rosy and dried fruit notes, and limonene-related materials to balance out the smokiness. All that if you smell the fabric or skin directly. In the sillage, on the other hand, you get more of the rosy/soapy and powdery notes. Overall impression of the scent: well done for the money, nothing revolutionary but it’s well rounded and more on the grown-up side. Doesn’t smell like a $20 bottle at all, moderate sweetness, moderate floral facets, rich resinous and ambery base and “clean” soapy impression, which by itself is a pretty unique combination to achieve. As for the cons: Please note that I live in a dry high desert climate, and everything evaporates and underperforms here. Besides, it’s winter. So the perfume currently sits a bit too close to the skin than desired, and doesn’t have an impressive sillage. This kind of climate will also shorten the longevity by a few hours. But keep in mind that you live in wet climates and are wearing it in the summer that could be a very different impression. For the price, I couldn’t be more happy with the purchase, it’s a keeper. Will test it in different seasons and situations but it surely won’t be collecting dust on the shelf. Also, I appreciate the fast processing, shipping and Sunday delivery from the seller, great work. I recommend it as a pretty safe blind buy.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I recently tried Lattafa Baddie Al Oud Honor and Glory Perfume, and it has quickly become one of my top fragrance picks! This scent is a stunning blend of rich notes that exude confidence and sophistication. Here’s what I love about it: ### Fragrance Profile - **Top Notes:** The perfume opens with a vibrant mix of fruity and spicy notes, creating an enticing first impression. The initial burst is lively and refreshing, setting the stage for the deeper notes to follow. - **Heart Notes:** As it develops, the heart reveals a beautiful floral bouquet combined with warm, resinous elements. This combination adds depth and complexity, making the fragrance rich and intriguing. - **Base Notes:** The base features luxurious oud, amber, and musk, which provide a warm and inviting finish. The oud adds an exotic touch, making this perfume truly distinctive and memorable. ### Long-Lasting and Potent - **Impressive Longevity:** One of the standout features of Baddie Al Oud Honor and Glory is its longevity. It lasts throughout the day, ensuring that the captivating scent lingers well into the evening. - **Strong Sillage:** The fragrance has a strong sillage, leaving a delightful trail that draws compliments wherever I go. It’s perfect for special occasions or when I want to make a statement. ### Versatile Usage - **Suitable for All Occasions:** This fragrance is versatile enough to be worn day or night, making it ideal for both casual outings and formal events. It has a bold character that suits confident individuals. ### Elegant Packaging - **Stylish Bottle Design:** The perfume comes in an elegantly designed bottle that reflects the luxurious nature of the fragrance. It’s a beautiful addition to my perfume collection and looks great on display. ### Conclusion In summary, Lattafa Baddie Al Oud Honor and Glory Perfume is a bold and elegant fragrance that combines rich notes of oud, florals, and spices. Its impressive longevity, strong sillage, and versatility make it a fantastic choice for anyone looking to elevate their fragrance game. If you’re in search of a captivating and luxurious scent, I highly recommend trying Baddie Al Oud Honor and Glory—you won’t be disappointed!

For the price nice fragrance. The one I was looking for. Maybe not the longest lasting, but acceptable to me. Don't want to smell like a parfumery all day long ;-)

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Hay que dejarlo macerar. Si no, huele raro. Cuando macera, ya huele a piña con cream brulé. Después empiezan a salir las especias que son agradables y le dan el toque árabe aunque a todo el mundo le gusta y no es desagradable. Lo que pasa es que si no lo dejas macerar, huele un pelín a piña y rápidamente salen las especias que duran mucho y son desagradables pero no tanto. Sin duda tienes que dejarlo macerar para que huela mucho a piña cream brulé y vainilla con un poco de cúrcuma, que la cúrcuma se siente en el secado. El perfume en el aire huele a dulce, piña con azúcar asado y vainilla. DEJALO MACERAR, POR FAVOR.muy recomendable porque la presentación es muy buena y pesada. Otra cosa. Yo cuando leía reseñas esperaba a que alguien mencionará más perfumes para ver diferentes opciones así q ahí van: 9pm: increíble y de los que más dan cumplidos. Mejor en duración y proyección que este Kamrah: peor que este xq es muy simple y no te lo recomiendo. Vete a por el kamrah qahua si es que te encanta el café que ese si que es mejor que este pero a mí el café no me va. Fakhar black: muy todoterreno. Un poco dulce para ser dub de un perfume que es todoterreno y no dura nada. Asad burbon: proyecta mucho pero no dura, o eso me han dicho. Huele muy bien y es el mejor asad que hay junto al asad negro. Asad negro: huele a Dior sauvage y le gusta a mucha gente Gracias x leer el comentario y de nada Si veis el 9pm a buen precio, es el único que supera a este y el kamrah qahua para invierno. En verano gana el honor and glory y de momento estoy buscando otro perfume para verano que supere este... ACTUALIZACIÓN: Encontré uno mejor y ese es el Maahir legacy que en la salida huele a lima con menta (como olor a mojito sin alcohol) y después empieza a cambiar a maderas acidas para en el secado parecerse mucho a Y ves Sant Laurent parfum (madera algo aromática) muy muy buen perfume y sin macerar ya dura mucho pero no es que proyecte una locura. Lo dejaré macerar a ver

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Lattafa Mohra Eau De Parfum is truly a gem in the world of fragrances. From the moment I first spritzed it, I was enveloped in a luxurious scent that speaks to both elegance and warmth. The initial notes offer a delightful burst of freshness, combining fruity and floral elements that are both uplifting and inviting. As it settles, the heart reveals a beautifully balanced blend of spices and florals, creating a rich and complex aroma that feels both sophisticated and comforting. What sets Mohra apart is its longevity. A few sprays in the morning carry me through the day, and I often catch pleasant whiffs of it long after application. It’s versatile enough for both daytime wear and evening occasions, making it a fantastic addition to any fragrance collection. The packaging is equally impressive, showcasing a sleek bottle that reflects the essence of the fragrance inside. It’s a piece that looks beautiful on any vanity, adding a touch of elegance to my space. Overall, Lattafa Mohra Eau De Parfum is a stunning fragrance that perfectly balances freshness with depth. It’s an enchanting scent that leaves a lasting impression, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking to elevate their fragrance game.