Lattafa Perfumes Ana Abiyedh for Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray, 2.0 Ounce

I'm really impressed with Lattafa Ana Abiyedh! This is one of those fragrances that smells interesting from the very first spray and gets even better as it settles on the skin. It's sweet and fruity, but it also has this soft, powdery quality that keeps it from smelling overly sugary. When I first spray it, I can pick up the bright citrus from the bergamot and orange. After a little while, the pear and vanilla start coming through more, and that's when I really enjoy it. The pear gives it a juicy sweetness while the vanilla adds warmth and creaminess. As it dries down, the musk becomes more noticeable and gives everything a smooth, clean, almost fluffy finish. What I especially like is that it doesn't smell like a basic fruity-vanilla perfume. There's more going on in the background. The warmer spicy notes, along with the woody and musky base, give it some depth and keep the sweetness balanced. It smells layered and much more expensive than I expected for the price. Even though this is marketed as unisex, I can absolutely see why. It has plenty of sweetness for someone who enjoys feminine fragrances, but the musk, woods, and subtle spice keep it from leaning too far in one direction. If you like fruity, spicy, sweet, vanilla, musky, and powdery fragrances, Ana Abiyedh is definitely worth trying. It's warm, soft, slightly creamy, and just really pleasant to wear. I can see myself reaching for this one a lot!

A year has passed, and I’m now drawn to this scent! When I first bought it, it didn’t last long. It’s always been lovely, but now, after a few sprays it lasts a few days in my clothes and hair, it’s strong but it took time for it macerate and reach its full strength and projection. I’m so glad I didn’t toss it out. You really need to let the Arabic fragrances sit. I don’t think a year is necessary, but a couple of months will help them fully develop and last longer.

This perfume isn’t earth shattering, but it is nice and beautiful. A clean, musky scent with a refreshing pop of citrus on top. Screams spring and summer to me but could definitely be a year round signature scent. Light and airy but creates a nice little scent cloud that others notice. Lasts about 4 full hours on my skin before fading, so pretty decent performance for a perfume so low in price. Quality bottle that looks elegant, not cheap, and fast Prime delivery. A nice purchase that I don’t regret.

Smells great!! I receive lots of compliment. WILL buy again!!!

Bought all three of the scents; this one, right off the bat, the amount of alcohol that comes out was a slap in the face and breath taking all at once. Whew, it was a lot! But I’ve bought enough of these fragrances to know it requires multiple sprays and letting it sit for awhile. This one took 7 sprays before the scent even came through. I suggest spraying outside first. The scent pulls as a greenish one with a subtle hint of fruitiness an a soft cashmere type of dry down, this pairs superb with fruity type body mists/ lotions from B&BW. A great layering with pear, plum or raspberry. To bring out the softness, layer with vanilla or amber by VS. I’m sure over time the notes will become more prominent as it sits, but the scent is actually beautiful an depending on what it’s layered with this can go from spring/ summer right into fall. This is not beast mode, it’s a softer projection an great for everyday/ office wear. Give it time to sit an she will get better. Spray the alcohol off and her scent will come through. This goes for all 3 scents in this collection. Great as a blind buy for anyone who adores Estée Lauder type perfumes.

I purchase these beautiful middle eastern perfumes often. I am a huge fan! There’s pros and cons to consider. The biggest complaint I have is; the same brand will release the exact same scent in different bottles and different names. We don’t want or need six Delinas, four Libres and nine Bianco Latte dupes and this is all under the same brand. Not to mention all of the BR540. I get that each brand will race to put out their best interpretation of popular fragrances, I am grateful for that. Just make one of each from each brand. I know I have the exact same perfume in five different bottles. Thanks for the rant. Now to this particular fragrance. I have Coral already and I like it. I ordered White based on notes and reviews Which is not unusual because it is rare that I get to try any of these before buying. This is supposed to smell like Erba Pura. I have never smelled EP but it is supposed smell like Tiziana Terenzi’s Kirke which I love. Well, I do smell a little bit of Kirke in there but there’s an overwhelming amount of alcohol. It’s odd, I can smell the perfume notes, I also smell a strong odd chemical/burning plastic smell and the alcohol all independently. People at work were entering the room and complaining about the alcohol. Then I would ask them if it’s my perfume and they would smell my clothing where I sprayed it and they would say and describe the fruits they could smell. I was convinced it wasn’t me. Then I got home and when I walked into my bedroom my nasal passages were accosted by alcohol! So weird!!! I am going to leave it alone and hope it develops into something amazing! I will update this review if this decides to be beautiful.

My signature scent. So powdery and fresh smelling. Lasts a long time. I receive so many compliments when I wear.

So I bought Mediterranean mirage from bbw, I looked up what it was a dupe for: erba pura, I saw the price and completely gave up on that. I looked on TikTok for a dupe of erba pura and found this. This smells just like Mediterranean mirage like especially with the dry down. When I first sprayed this it smells exactly like dove original body soap. I don’t know if you’re like me, but I’m constantly smelling the part of my wrist I’ve sprayed after first receiving a new perfume, and this has evolved from dove to the Mediterranean mirage scent I’ve grown to love and I’ve had this on for at least two hours by now. It’s still strong, still prominent, still bright and clean. This is a really great scent and I can’t wait to see how long this lasts after a work day. This is definitely a summer scent/spring scent , definitely a clean scent. Not gourmand at all. I highly recommend it for anyone that enjoys clean scents. The packaging is nice and neat the bottle is slightly minimalistic the lid is secure and nothing is damaged at all. I highly recommend this scent for my clean scent girlies. 💙 Edit: I wore this to work as a line cook and it fades really fast like not even an hour long. So I would have to reapply it. The smell is there but the longevity is not, unfortunately.

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Ana Abiyedh di Lattafa è stata una piacevolissima scoperta. Non appena si spruzza, è impossibile non pensare a Erba Pura di Xerjoff: le note fruttate dolci, l’accordo muschiato e quel fondo leggermente talcato e ambrato sono subito riconoscibili. Non è una copia esatta, ma il profumo si muove nella stessa direzione, con una struttura molto simile e un’evoluzione sorprendentemente elegante per il suo prezzo. L’apertura è vivace e fruttata, con un effetto “pulito” quasi vellutato. Man mano che evolve, emergono toni più caldi e morbidi, che ricordano una crema profumata di lusso. Rispetto a Erba Pura, è leggermente meno sfaccettato, ma conserva una qualità olfattiva davvero notevole per la fascia economica. Le performance sono buone: la persistenza supera le 6-7 ore sulla pelle, con una scia moderata, più discreta rispetto ad altri profumi Lattafa, ma comunque presente e avvolgente. Su abiti resiste anche più a lungo. Punti di forza: • Note fruttate/muschiato-ambrate ben bilanciate • Chiarissima ispirazione a Erba Pura, ma con una firma propria • Ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo • Packaging semplice ma elegante Unico limite: • Meno intenso e duraturo rispetto a profumi di nicchia (ma a questo prezzo, è più che comprensibile) Conclusione: se ami lo stile raffinato e fruttato di Erba Pura ma non vuoi spendere centinaia di euro, Ana Abiyedh è un’ottima scelta. Sa essere dolce senza risultare stucchevole, elegante senza forzature. Perfetto sia per tutti i giorni che per un’occasione speciale.

Das Lattafa Perfume Ana Abiyedh Eau de Parfum (60ml) ist ein orientalischer Duft, der sowohl für Männer als auch Frauen geeignet ist. Die Marke Lattafa ist bekannt für ihre intensiven und langanhaltenden Parfums, und dieses Produkt macht da keine Ausnahme. Der Duft ist kraftvoll und besitzt eine markante orientalische Note mit Halal-Rosenöl als zentralem Bestandteil. Durch seine Tiefe und Intensität eignet er sich besonders für die kälteren Monate oder für besondere Anlässe. Die Qualität des Parfums ist beachtlich, da es sich um ein Eau de Parfum handelt, welches eine hohe Duftölkonzentration besitzt. (Qualität: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, Duft: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) Das Design des Flakons ist elegant und modern gehalten. Der Glasflakon wirkt hochwertig und liegt angenehm in der Hand. Die Verarbeitung ist stabil, und der Sprühkopf verteilt das Parfum fein und gleichmäßig. Durch die kompakte Größe von 60ml ist das Parfum zudem ideal für unterwegs. Die Haptik des Flakons unterstreicht die Hochwertigkeit des Produkts und passt gut zu seinem intensiven und luxuriösen Duftprofil. (Aussehen & Haptik: ⭐⭐⭐⭐, Design: ⭐⭐⭐⭐) Ein besonders positiver Aspekt ist das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Lattafa bietet generell sehr erschwingliche Parfums mit einer exzellenten Haltbarkeit, und dieses Modell ist keine Ausnahme. Trotz seiner orientalischen Tiefe und Stärke bleibt der Preis im Vergleich zu westlichen Marken äußerst fair. Der Duft hält mehrere Stunden an und entwickelt sich auf der Haut weiter, was ihn besonders lohnenswert macht. Insgesamt ist das Lattafa Ana Abiyedh Eau de Parfum eine hervorragende Wahl für Liebhaber orientalischer Düfte, die nach einem intensiven, langanhaltenden und dennoch preiswerten Parfum suchen. (Preis: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, Funktion (Haltbarkeit & Intensität): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

It last longer on you body than I thought