Art Of Nature II by Lattafa Perfumes
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Description
Art Of Nature II by Lattafa Perfumes is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. This creation, launched in 2024, is presented as a novelty in the brand's catalog. Its olfactive pyramid unfolds with top notes of frankincense, mandarin, bergamot, and apple; the heart reveals cardamom, orange blossom, and rose; while the base rests on vanilla, musk, ambroxan, guaiac wood,…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 39%
- Spring 19%
- Summer 6.1%
- Autumn 36%
- Day 40%
- Night 60%
Key notes
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Top
olibanum incense
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Heart
cardamom
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Base
vanilla
Community
508 votes
- Positive 90%
- Negative 4.5%
- Neutral 5.1%
The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Love it
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Season
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Fragrance profile
About Art Of Nature II
Art Of Nature II by Lattafa Perfumes is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. This creation, launched in 2024, is presented as a novelty in the brand’s catalog. Its olfactive pyramid unfolds with top notes of frankincense, mandarin, bergamot, and apple; the heart reveals cardamom, orange blossom, and rose; while the base rests on vanilla, musk, ambroxan, guaiac wood, and cedar.
Resins and balsams Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices White flowers Flowers Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
378 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
376 votes
Character
Leading answer Leans masculine
402 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
375 votes
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Gabriela Zephora
Upon application, you get a fruity burst from bergamot and mandarin, along with a generous dose of vanilla intertwined with cardamom and orange blossom. Gradually, a caramelized apple bathed in rose oil appears, with a restrained sweetness and musky undertones. As it evolves, it becomes slightly powdery, with cedar and mandarin zest at the base, creating a perfect balance between fruits and flowers. In the heart, incense and dry woods become noticeable. At this stage, it smells like rose jam, orange blossom, and apples with mandarin juice; after three hours, it softens, highlighting delicate white woods and flowers. I love its evolution—all phases are beautiful. It smells clean, refined, and tasteful. A stunning discovery, beautiful from packaging to scent, at an unbeatable price. Suitable for fall and winter, totally unisex, noticeable but not invasive, projects well for 4-5 hours, lasts 10-11 hours on skin and weeks on clothes. A gorgeous bottle with embossed details, a collector’s item; highly recommended.
DiegoTorresA.
I received this as a gift on the 14th; I was already craving it for the frankincense, citrus, ambroxan, and vanilla. The opening is great and warm; you can feel the initial citrus hit before the woods and ambroxan appear. What I liked most was a vanilla that doesn’t smell like dessert—typical of many Arabic perfumes at first—but integrates well here. However, I feel it lacks a bit of harmony; the notes overlap too much. I’ll wait a couple of weeks or a month to see how everything blends together.
FabCa
Tested on a decant. Just to clarify, I haven’t tried Althair, but I loved this one. It’s very different from what I’ve tried from Lattafa’s Pride collection. Art Of Nature II stands out for its balanced and clean scent. From the start, a fresh blend of bergamot and tangerine with a juicy but not cloying green apple. This natural freshness has a resinous touch of frankincense, dry and elegant without being heavy. Then it softens into a spiced and floral heart: the cardamom adds warmth without dominating, enriching the whole. The neroli and rose are clear but subtle, giving it a clean, almost soapy character that reinforces the freshness without losing depth. The base is warm and enveloping; the vanilla is dosed with a slight sweetness. Cedar, guaiac, musk, and ambroxan add body and fixative power. Moderate trail, polished, dry and creamy base, discreet but persistent. It smells like sophisticated cleanliness, modern, combining fresh, spiced, and woody notes without being loud. It’s not invasive, but it has presence. Ideal for those looking for something versatile, refined, and understated.
FabCa
Tested on a decant. Just to clarify, I haven’t tried Althaïr myself, but I absolutely loved it. It stands out distinctly from other perfumes I’ve tried from Lattafa’s Pride collection. Art Of Nature II shines with a balanced, clean scent. From the very first spray, there’s a fresh blend of bergamot and tangerine paired with a juicy, non-cloying green apple. This natural freshness carries a touch of resinous olibanum—dry and elegant without being heavy. It then softens into a spicy, floral heart: cardamom adds warmth without overpowering, enriching the overall composition. Orange blossom and rose are present but subtle, lending a clean, almost soapy character that reinforces the freshness without losing depth. The base is warm and enveloping; the vanilla is dosed with a slight sweetness. Cedar, guaiac, musk, and ambroxan provide body and longevity. The trail is moderate, polished, with a dry and creamy base that’s understated yet persistent. It smells like sophisticated cleanliness—modern, blending fresh, spicy, and woody notes without being loud. It’s not intrusive, but it definitely has presence. Ideal for anyone looking for something versatile, refined, and unpretentious.
AuraParfums7
Second Review: My seller recommended it to me, which is rare here since they couldn’t even find it again. He said it’s different and classy for everyday wear, and he was right. Honestly, it’s not really my usual style, but something unique happened: the moment I smelled it, I was hit with a strong memory of my childhood birthdays. I was confused at first, trying to recall why, since I didn’t wear perfume as a kid. I thought carefully about who might wear something like this. Every time I sprayed it, it evoked youthful celebration nights—specifically my birthdays. Then it clicked: ZAZ, I celebrated one at night with cedar trees right outside. That was the sharp scent I recognized here: trees, cedar, with a youthful, nighttime vibe. Crazy stuff. Performance: 8/10 classic. Beautiful presentation, typical Lattafa style, with a box and bottle perfect for keeping. It’s a different perfume; I’m not sure I fully grasp it yet, but it’s definitely worth having in my collection without a doubt.
fragmaster
You can definitely notice the resemblance to Althaïr, and it even borrows a bit from Le Male Elixir. It’s an excellent perfume; finally, Lattafa steps away from its synthetic launches with a friendly, high-quality proposition. It lasts about 6 hours with a projection of 1.5 meters. The opening is complex, featuring woods, incense, and light fruits; the fruit fades quickly, leaving behind woody florals that last the rest of the wear. The packaging is memorable, well-crafted, and reasonably priced, making it a safe gift choice, even if it’s no longer a brand new release. In short, it’s well-rounded, expertly executed, and worth it if your budget or common sense doesn’t allow you to splurge on pricier options like Althaïr.
Pendragon
It’s richer than the chucha, a must-buy. Edit: After letting it settle for two months, the alcohol spray is strong and annoying at first, then it softens and returns to the original scent; look for another option.
Pendragon
The only thing I’ll say is that it smells way better than the hype, and I recommend it as a must-buy. Edit: After letting it rest for a couple of months, I tried it again. Upon spraying, the alcohol smell is very strong and annoying, but it softens and returns to its original scent afterward. Look for another alternative.
Casmio
A compliment machine, literally. The longevity of this perfume is incredible. We know Liquid Brun takes the crown, but this little gem is a hit with everyone. In my case, the longevity is mind-blowing: IT LASTS AND PROJECTS LIKE CRAZY.
seigeyrpod
It’s incredibly similar to Althair, which I fell in love with when I tried it months ago. I received this as a gift today and absolutely adore it; I’ll save it for fall or winter so it can mature and perform even better.
seigeyrpod
It has a great resemblance to Althair, which I tried months ago and fell in love with at first sniff. I got it today as a birthday gift and I absolutely love it. I’ll test it out better in Autumn/Winter to let it mature and get the best performance.
samolchy
I haven’t tried Althair properly, but this seems like an exquisite fragrance with extremely rich notes. It’s sweet, warm, easy to wear, and has great projection and longevity, perfect for fall-winter, dates, and evenings. The best part is that it’s absolutely not overpowering.
samolchy
I haven’t tried Althair properly, but this seems like an exquisite fragrance with extremely rich notes. It’s sweet, warm, easy to wear, and has great projection and longevity, honestly, though the latter is just average. Perfect for autumn-winter, dates, and nights. The best part is that it’s not annoying at all.