Al Awsaaf

6 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• JordiPA

  February 19, 2024

  

  This is one of those perfumes that has disappeared and I don’t get why… I prefer it that way, because without the hype, the price is still a joke. To give you an idea, in my opinion, it’s an inspiration for Tom Ford Noir Extreme, but taking a different path; very similar, but to be real, the biggest from Lattafa is better for me. Perhaps with slightly lower quality, but the scent is delicious and its longevity is nothing to envy from TF. It doesn’t declare vanilla, but believe me, that’s what you’ll smell most: a sweet vanilla with spices. You can detect the pepper and cinnamon, but it’s not overly spicy. It’s a sweet-spiced fragrance with woods that make it very warm. For me, it’s a fragrance you can wear all year, perhaps more for evening/night, close events, dates… It’s a fragrance that captivates. As for longevity, easily 6 to 8 hours and on clothes for days. Projection is about 1 meter for the first hour and a half, then it becomes a personal bubble. Completely recommended and unisex. If you like sweet-spiced perfumes, you can’t be without it… And knowing its price is ridiculous. I add that it currently costs a fortune; if you can get your hands on it, don’t hesitate to buy more than one bottle.

• ffaundezm

  March 2, 2024

  

  Without trying the ones people say they like, I see this as a One Million but more elegant and nuanced. At first, it smells like Coca-Cola with a touch of whiskey, super aromatic. Sometimes I get crushed pine leaves, very coniferous; other times it reminds me of Herbal Essence Argan shampoo. Very good perfume. In the dry down, spices like One Million come out, I suppose it’s close to SB. Ultimately, it smells like chocolate with tonka bean. For winter night occasions. Longevity high, sillage moderate. For the price, it’s great, even more so if you don’t have a One Million like me.

• ffaundezm

  March 26, 2024

  

  Without trying the originals, I see this as a One Million but more classy and nuanced. The opening smells like Coca-Cola with a touch of whiskey, super aromatic. Sometimes I get crushed pine, very coniferous; other times it reminds me of Herbal Essence Argan shampoo. Very good. In the dry down, spices like One Million emerge, I suppose it’s close to SB. Ultimately, it smells like chocolate with tonka bean. Occasion: winter nights. Longevity: high, sillage: moderate. Should I recommend it? Yes, especially for the price if you don’t own a One Million.

• grijan71

  May 5, 2024

  

  Regarding this perfume, I’ll say it smells good… but it’s not much. It’s too mass-produced, a very common scent. The typical fragrance that anyone likes because it’s sweet but simple. The packaging shows they skimped; it’s one of the worst from Lattafa: a flimsy and horrible box.

• arthemispower

  June 2, 2024

  

  It smells exquisite, like a Spicebomb but sweeter. The problem was that it didn’t last and had poor sillage, so I let it macerate. Edit: The maceration was a game-changer; now it smells very sensual and elegant, with noticeable cinnamon and a soft sweet touch reminiscent of Spicebomb Extreme. If you like that vibe or Bulgari Man in Black, you’ll love this—it’s very affordable and rich. Now, after months of resting, it lasts quite well.

• Saira

  July 18, 2024

  

  It’s a compliant fragrance, nothing special, but worth it if you catch it at a supermarket cologne price (I paid $12). At first, it smells strong and alcoholic, but it will definitely open up in a couple of weeks. It has a bit of everything in a soft mode: a hint of spice, a touch of sweetness, and some floral notes like violet. I wear it year-round; it’s unisex and needs reapplication if you want it to last all day. That said, for the price, it’s a great buy and highly recommended. Also, after two months of maceration, the longevity, sillage, and spicy notes improved significantly. Another Arabic perfume that truly comes alive after weeks.