Nebras Elixir by Lattafa Perfumes

Smells like white chocolate with rum. Yes, just like you read it, haha.

Even though it doesn’t have coffee, it smells a lot like Mancera’s Amore Caffé. Creamy, vanilla-infused, and super oily. Medium trail and lasts about 6-8 hours. I love it; the white chocolate note is incredible. If you like Amore Caffé or are looking for a dupe, this works perfectly.

A gorgeous fragrance, subtle, soft, and sweet, very clean. I loved it from the first spray; it smells like sweet cream bitumen, not vanilla, but milky cream. I thought since it was light it wouldn’t project, until the compliments started coming in. Lasts about 8 hours on skin (with a lower trail at the end) and stays on clothes until washing. When I finish the bottle, I’ll buy it again 🫶

Honestly, I don’t pick up the milk candy note; instead, I smell lots of heliotrope and musk. It reminds me of SC’s Sweet Tooth, but with a baby powder scent. I’ll still use it because it’s not an unpleasant smell.

Your skin, but better. Lactonic, clean, and soft. It’s the only Arabic fragrance I wear and one of my most complimented scents.

Very different from everything I’ve tried. It has something molecular, probably due to the ambroxan. What I notice most is a soft creamy almond (maybe heliotrope) with an airy milky touch. It’s not dense; it’s a cloud of sweetness. I keep it in my hand and can’t stop smelling it; it’s the first perfume that makes my mouth water. Now I understand why it’s perfect for layering; the musky touch makes it ideal as a base. It’s suffered the ‘Yara Moi’ effect on social media: it smells good but many find it weird, saying it smells like play-doh (it does NOT smell like play-doh) or that it doesn’t project much. I think it’s a lactonic cream, a veil, a ‘skin scent’ by a renowned perfumer, made to be a second skin. It’s not a bad perfume; it’s a different concept. To me, it seems precious, delicious, delicate, and elegant. So light that I see it as perfect for all seasons; I have perfumes with better reviews that project less than this.

It’s very different from anything I’ve tried before. It has something that reminds me of current molecular scents, probably due to the ambroxan. The most noticeable part is a soft, creamy almond note, which is likely heliotrope, paired with an airy lactonic touch. It doesn’t feel dense; it’s like a cloud of sweetness. I wear it on my hand and can’t stop smelling it. It’s the first time a perfume made my mouth water. Now I understand why it’s perfect for layering; the musky touch makes it ideal as a base. This perfume has suffered the ‘Yara Moi’ effect—it smells good but weird to many people. I’ve seen countless reviews saying it smells like play-doh (it DOESN’T smell like play-doh) and that the projection is weak. I believe it’s a lactonic cream, a veil, a ‘skin scent’ created by a renowned perfumer, made to be a second skin. It’s not a bad perfume; it’s a different concept. To me, it’s precious, delicious, and delicate, with an elegant touch. It’s so light I see it as perfect for all seasons; I have perfumes with better reviews that project less than this.

I just started wearing it. It was disappointing at first. Something smells bitter to me, and it reminds me of a product my mom used to give me for mouth sores when I was little. It repels me… I’m going to spray it 4-5 times in the air to let it breathe and oxidize, to see if it improves. If not, I’ll sell it at a good price.

What an adorable scent—fluffy, sweet, and tender, very cozy 🩷🩷🩷🩷 It doesn’t remind me of anything in my collection. It smells a bit childish and like candy, super sweet and girly. If you like Ari (without it smelling like it), you’ll love this. Fresh out of the bottle it’s soft, but we know these perfumes gain potency after a few weeks. Another successful blind buy 💯 It’s like strawberries with cream, even though strawberries aren’t listed.

It’s a soft, creamy gourmand; whipped cream really stands out on the skin, though I don’t detect the cane sugar. As it dries down, it’s soft vanilla with a subtle musk and a hint of ambroxan. To me, it smells a bit alcoholic or like cognac, even though it’s not listed in the notes—it gives it a boozy touch. Compared to Nebras, it falls a bit short, but on its own, it’s delicious. The longevity is moderate to weak, and the sillage is light too; I’ll let it macerate to see if it improves. I see it as more unisex, but leaning towards the feminine side.