Men
Fakhar Extrait
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Descripción
Fakhar Extrait by Lattafa Perfumes is a men's fragrance from the olfactory family. Launched in 2023, this composition features top notes of grapefruit, cardamom, and pink pepper. The heart reveals neroli, solar notes, and hyssop, while the base settles with amber, cashmere, leather, and labdanum.
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Salida
grapefruit
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Corazón
Tuberose
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Base
amber
Comunidad
1,262 votos
- Positivo 81%
- Neutral 11%
- Negativo 7.4%
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Smells exactly like Scandal Le Parfum and lasts the same; very, very similar, seriously. I didn’t know this and wanted to smell Scandal, so I was very surprised. Just in the opening, I was blown away, and for 30 euros, it’s impressive.
Pleasantly surprised; it’s a youthful, versatile, and timeless scent. Here you have fruits, flowers, sweetness, some caramel; a delicious-smelling fragrance that gets many compliments and is easy for the masses to like. For me, it’s a mix of One Million Parfum with a touch of JPG Scandal. Scent: 9/10, Longevity: 6/10, Projection: 6/10, Sillage: 5/10. I used about 13 sprays, lasted about 4 hours, and on clothes until the next day. Projection lasts about 2 hours.
It smells exactly like Scandal Le Parfum and lasts just as long, very, very similar for real. I didn’t know this and wanted to smell Scandal, and I was blown away just from the opening. For 30 euros, it’s impressive.
Just for women? I don’t think so.
Just got it. At first impression, it’s not fully feminine, but it’s one of my scents. Cardamom and pepper in the opening, gradually incorporating solar and floral notes before giving way to cashmere labdanum; I don’t feel the body note as prominent. It’s a slightly sweet fragrance without being cloying. Excellent blind buy. I’ll keep using it to see how long it lasts and how well it projects.
Just acquired it. At first impression, it’s not totally feminine, but it’s one of my scents. Cardamom and pepper in the opening, gradually incorporating solar and floral notes before giving way to ladanum and cashmere. I don’t feel the base as prominent. A slightly sweet fragrance without being cloying. Excellent blind buy; I’ll keep using it to see how long it lasts and how much it projects.
This isn’t entirely for women; it’s unisex. Very delicious, modern, sweet fragrance. Its performance is normal or moderate, about 5 hours. It doesn’t have a heavy sillage; it’s an outing fragrance, not a bomb; you step near the subway, and they smell it immediately. Edit: it doesn’t last 5 hours; it lasts longer. Its sillage is pleasant and delicious. Possibly better than OM Parfum for Men with more performance. It’s one of my favorite perfumes in my collection.
People, in terms of scent, it’s 90-95% identical to OM Parfum. If someone smells you on the street, they wouldn’t know which one it is. In terms of performance, I think OM Parfum is superior since this one fills entire rooms and is felt before you even arrive. This Fakhar isn’t bad; without issues, it projects to 1.5 meters right after spraying, but after two hours, not so much, though still noticeable at arm’s length. By four hours, it’s in a personal bubble; unless someone hugs you very close, they won’t smell it. By six hours, it’s a skin scent. If you’re an OM fan, don’t buy this; go for this little gem that cost me $39 or 700 pesos. Scent: 9/10, Longevity: 7/10, Projection: 6/10, Sillage: 6/10, Compliments: 8/10, Versatility: 8/10.
Sweet from the first spray. I’ll be brief: there is no relation to JPG Scandal, which is one of my favorites and whose DNA I know perfectly. It’s simply a scent almost identical to OMP, perhaps without the same performance since OMP is a beast, but for the price, the quality is perfect. Sweet without being cloying, a warm and cozy amber paired with neroli notes that make a perfect fragrance for seduction and standing out from the crowd. 100% recommended.
Sweet from the first spray, I’ll be brief: there is NO relation to JPG Scandal. I know its DNA, and it’s simply an aroma almost identical to OMP, perhaps without the same performance (OMP is a beast), but for the price, the quality is perfect. Sweet without being cloying, a warm and cozy amber with nardos that make it an ideal fragrance to seduce and stand out from the crowd. 100% recommended.
I love it; it’s like if JPG Scandal had a floral, tropical cousin. Although I won’t admit it, I smell that caramel and tonka bean from Scandal, the coconut from Manoi, and the solar notes from OMP. It’s a masculine unisex scent, but watch out: if you’re a man who doesn’t feel confident with florals, this isn’t for you. Perfect for men aged 20 to 35, for casual situations or parties. I’ll be happy, and it will become my signature. Beware of the whiffs; 4 sprays is the max. Moderate to high longevity; not a beast like other Lattafa perfumes, but 5 to 6 hours on skin. The projection is insane for the first hour and a half. For the price, it’s a steal; let’s hope it doesn’t go up. Don’t spend $80 on a One Million Parfum; get this Fakhar instead.
Top-tier fragrance. The first time I got so many compliments from the opposite sex. It’s sweet, fruity, slightly spiced, with a leather touch when dry. When I wore it, I got five compliments. Yes, it’s unisex; women who tried it said they’d wear it too, but that it smells incredible on me. Totally recommend it for a man. I paid $25 for 100ml.
Bought it blind and it didn’t disappoint. Sweet and fresh at first, but evolves with great intensity. The bottle is a gem. Works great for any occasion or season. On my skin, it’s delicious—woody with a prominent neroli note, reminding me of 90s vintage perfumes. I absolutely love it. After weeks of use, I confirm the sillage is brutal, especially for winter. Lasts over 10 hours on skin and weeks on clothes. I’ll be buying it again; it’s a masterpiece.
Just arrived, first splash is an absolute BEAST! I bought it blind due to the hype on the feminine version, wanting to try the unisex side of this one, and it was a hit. I was pleasantly surprised by the transformation from the first touch to half an hour later; it’s a perfume with many nuances that changes in seconds. At first, it feels quite masculine; only daring women would wear it, but then it softens (though never becoming soft) and transforms into a very warm, animalic aroma. Friends told me it smells like a rich lady; I feel it’s like a rich lady with a lot of character and strong personality. Good purchase at an unbeatable price. No loss, a government-tumbler.
Just arrived, and the first splash is a bomb! I bought it blind based on the hype for the feminine version, wanting to try the unisex, and what a win. I was surprised by the transformation from the first touch to half an hour later: so many nuances shifting in seconds. At first, it smells very masculine—only daring women would wear it—then it softens (without being soft) and becomes warm and very animalic. Friends said it smells like a rich lady; I feel it’s a rich lady with lots of character and strong personality, haha. Great purchase at an unbeatable price, no regrets, a government-ender.
I’m a Lattafa fan and already own Fakhar Rose. I bought it for my husband despite the feminine reviews. It does smell like One Million Parfum, but it evolves differently: PR feels very European, while FAKHAR goes full Arabic. The spice is prominent all day and lasts well. Unlike me, who’s basically a walking air freshener lol, he controlled the sillage to avoid olfactory fatigue. Spectacular scent, another hit! ♥️♥️
I’m a fan of Lattafa and I have the Fakhar Rose. I bought it thinking of my husband, despite the feminine reviews. Many say it smells like One Million Parfum and yes, it does, but it has a distinct evolution. The PR version smells very European, while FAKHAR evolves toward an Arabic vibe. The spicy note is very present all day and has good longevity. Unlike me, who loves walking around like a human air freshener, my husband controlled the sillage because the sprays can cause olfactory fatigue. Spectacular scent. Another hit.
Wearing Fakhar Extrait is like attending a party full of scents where everyone is competing to be the most flashy. The opening is intense, with sweet amber, fruits, and hard-to-ignore spices. As it evolves, it maintains that rich oriental vibe reminiscent of luxury brands like Kilian or Xerjoff, though in a more overflowing, uncontrolled way. It’s not a shy fragrance; it fills the room and leaves a mark. One could argue the sweetness leans it toward feminine, but the amber and leather base pulls it masculine, making it unisex. Within the Fakhar collection, it follows the line of powerful perfumes, though this takes intensity a step further. Ideal for those who enjoy grandiose scents and aren’t afraid to stand out, but it can be overwhelming if you prefer something subtle. Not for daily wear, unless your style is as bold as the fragrance. Definitely, it leaves no one indifferent.
Tested with 4 sprays (2 on each arm): Opening is strong, deep, and spicy. After half an hour, it settles into a scent that unites all those elements but softer, sweetening with floral notes and clean, creamy aromas. At 18°C at 8 am and 30°C at 1 pm in the office, it remains quite powerful with pleasant waves hitting the nose. Although they say it’s not for summer, with the mild and dry climate here, it doesn’t feel cloying, though I don’t recommend many sprays in intense heat. ADDITIONAL INFO: Its sillage, though less than half a meter, lasted 3-4 hours; longevity stayed close to the skin but potent until I showered at 10 hours. Price in my country in January 2025: $18-21.
It’s a gem. I notice it’s very vanilla-forward when dried, which I love. It’s very similar to Mancera’s Aoud Vanilla. It’s a beast in performance, lasting over 10 hours with a sillage measured in meters. A scent for cold, fresh, or outdoor settings. With this perfume, people will turn to look at you and ask what you’re wearing. Totally unisex for me. Recommended a million times over.
Fakhar Extrait de Lattafa is an intense, masculine fragrance with citrus, spicy, leather, amber, vanilla, and oud notes. Ideal for night, autumn, and winter, perfect for formal events and dates. Its longevity is brutal (8-12 hours or more) and its sillage is heavy, projecting with force. It has excellent value for the quality. Recommended for those looking for something powerful and with character. Rating: 9/10.
For me, it falls into that line of perfumes that smell like sunscreen, similar to Azzaro Chrome Pure or Le Beau JPG.
Spectacular, there’s nothing to add. It could easily be worth triple its price. It’s exquisite, nothing synthetic; the nard note gives it a unique elegance. I bought it blind and it was the biggest surprise; I even bought a second bottle in case they discontinue it. Nothing like this at this price. In Chile, I found it for about $15, a ridiculous price for such an elegant and long-lasting perfume, plus the bottle is gorgeous. Scent: 10/10, Longevity: 8/10, Sillage: 8/10, Value: 20/10.
What a delicious fragrance. My head was blown away by its evolution: sometimes I felt it more masculine, other times more feminine, until it left me a bit disoriented, confirming it’s truly unisex. My wife loved it. It’s potent with a heavy trail and great projection. Fruity, floral, and amber notes, with a spicy touch at the beginning that reminds me of sunscreen. Compared to One Million Parfum, I prefer this Fakhar; it feels more sophisticated to me, while the other seems too cloying. Totally recommended, but don’t buy blind.
I already left a review, but this deserves to be told separately. Yesterday I danced with my husband, and even though we were sweating and moving around, the scent he was wearing was an absolute WHITE FLOWER BOMB mixed with spices. It was pure magic! I was completely captivated. Gentlemen, buy this Lattafa gem—it’s an absolute hit.
Holy crap, what an exquisite fragrance—it’s a work of art. I’ve been wearing it for days, and it’s definitely superior to many Arab perfumes I’ve tried before; the scent is exquisite, and the longevity plus projection are perfect for the price. If there were a 150ml or 200ml version, I’d buy it without hesitation. 9/10. Updating my review: the projection is insane 🔥.
What an incredible perfume! A floral blend with a subtle sweet touch, perfectly balanced. It smells delicious, clean, and floral… truly unique. It masterfully mixes flowers and spices, creating an addictive, enveloping, and sophisticated vibe. If you’re a man, you need to be confident in your masculinity to wear it, especially since white florals dominate. It’s completely unisex and a great choice for those new to floral fragrances. However, if you don’t like these accords, it probably isn’t for you. Since its release, it’s been spectacular with a high-quality scent. It wraps you in a clean, modern, and luminous feeling. In the heart, neroli shines as the most prominent note, adding that floral, creamy, and slightly narcotic touch that gives it a unisex air. The solar notes evoke the warmth of tanned skin and sunlight, bringing a cozy feel with an interesting salty twist. As it dries down, the perfume gains depth; amber adds sweetness, while cashmere gives it that soft, velvety texture of clean skin. The leather isn’t too prominent—it’s elegant and sensual, adding maturity without overshadowing the floral side. Longevity is excellent, lasting 8 to 9 hours, with strong initial projection and an elegant sillage that’s noticeable but not invasive. You won’t go unnoticed; all the women at my work loved it and would wear it without hesitation. On the flip side, some men told me I smelled like a woman, which is why I mention the need for confidence. It’s not for every man. As for weather, it’s versatile, but I wouldn’t recommend it on very hot days. Overall, a fragrance that smells luxurious at an accessible price with standout value. Rating: 8.
I’ve tried Fakhar Extrait (Lattafa) only a few times—I bought it in summer, and honestly, it’s not suitable for the heat. It’s a perfume that begs for cooler temperatures, where its sweet and floral character can shine without feeling heavy. The few times I’ve worn it, the experience was very pleasant. It has that enveloping blend of sweetness and flowers that creates an elegant, attractive trail, with a distinct exotic touch typical of Lattafa. The longevity surprised me: perfectly noticeable on skin for over 10 hours. I recommend it for cold days or mild evenings, especially for special events where you want to stand out with a modern, striking touch without being overly reserved.
This has become my go-to for parties, dates, and nights out. In tropical weather, I usually spray 6 to 9 times and it performs great. I’ve gotten tons of compliments; personally, I love the scent, and the longevity easily exceeds 10 hours. Projection-wise, it’s noticeable at arm’s length for over two hours. Scent: 9/10, Longevity: 10/10, Sillage & Projection: 8.5/10, Price: 8/10, Compliments: 10/10. I’ve received many compliments from women who’ve been near me or danced with me—the last one shyly asked what perfume I was wearing.
I hate 1 Million, but this is way better than the original. It’s tied with Parfum—they’re almost identical, though this one leans more amber. 5/10. It’s neither terrible nor amazing. It’s perfect for a friendly hangout, but don’t wear it to the club; you’ll just look like another forty-something who spent 200 bucks on a 1 Million clone instead of buying something else.
What I like most is the drydown after a few hours, a wonderful scent. The opening can be a bit chemical, but that drydown is amazing. How it smells on clothes the next day is great.
Good perfume, the drydown is the best part: a warm amber-vanilla base, slightly resinous with a clean touch. Performance is strong: it projects hard for the first hour and easily lasts 11 to 15 hours on my skin.
I’m surprised there aren’t more opinions stating this smells more like a feminine unisex scent than a masculine one. It’s not a bad perfume; it’s a very trendy amber, but for me, it’s on the same level as JPG’s Divine or Rabanne’s Olympea, period. I think reviews should be based on knowledge, not just a wall of praise. OMP smells better. Unfortunately, the rise of Arab brands created a dichotomy of masculine dupes sold as unisex, but for them, everything is unisex, and there’s nothing more complex than creating a scent like that.
It smells much better after several months of aging, I agree with reviews saying the drydown is wonderful. I don’t absolutely love it yet, but I do like it; it has great performance and scent. It’s not my preferred scent type, that’s just my personal perception since I have others I use more often. The few times I’ve worn it, it stands out but doesn’t cause reactions. I recommend using it sparingly, max 7 sprays, as it’s very dense and projects a lot; if you overdo it, you’ll annoy people.
The trap of ‘strong with trail and longevity’ Arab perfumes… I started thinking it would last at least 6 hours with a brutal trail, but I was wrong: the strong opening lasts only 5 minutes, then fades until it’s skin-scent by the hour. The box and bottle are gorgeous, though the glass feels a bit kitsch. I’ve returned to European perfumes, and if they don’t reach, I go for Argentine national brands, which are excellent, especially for men.