Haya by Lattafa Perfumes

Delicate, simple, and sparkling. Perfect for spring and summer. It’s not the most original scent in the world, but it definitely lifts my spirits.

A scent I find boring, body splash style: bubbly citrus, fruity, and floral, with no personality. Longevity and projection are extremely low. I got it cheap on sale, but I only see it as viable for climates above 30°C where you need something fresh that won’t be suffocating.

I bought it for its olfactory pyramid. On my skin, it’s barely noticeable and leaves no trail, which is a shame because I like the heart notes, but they don’t come through strongly. It has a slight sweetness, but on the skin, white florals with citrus dominate. It’s lovely for everyday wear if you don’t want to draw attention, ideal for the office or enclosed spaces.

The packaging is very pretty and feminine, like an Arab princess. The first time I sprayed it, I didn’t like it much; it was very sweet. But after applying it again a few minutes later, wow, what a delight. As the hours passed, I loved it even more. I applied it at 7 am and could still smell it at 9, though a bit softer. I estimate a longevity of 6 to 7 hours, considering my pH doesn’t help much; fragrances don’t last long on me, but this one performed well. I recommend testing it gradually and not over-applying if you’re used to wearing intense scents. It exceeded my expectations; it was a blind buy and I don’t feel it’s very similar to the Yara; both are delicious but different, each with its own charm.

Super feminine, sweet but not cloying, a bit creamy with white floral notes. Instant love at first sniff. The only thing I’d improve is the longevity, but it’s true that fragrances like this usually don’t last more than a few hours. Anyway, it’ll be my new daily summer perfume for this non-scorching summer.

It’s quite similar to the VLJ; I own both. Here, the hay note is more bubbly and leans towards red fruits. It smells great, lasts about 5 to 7 hours, and much longer on clothes. It wasn’t on my list, but I saw it on sale and the packaging caught my eye; I expected something different, but in the end, I’m using it.

I love it. It’s very feminine, sparkling, and youthful—a cocktail of fresh and sweet fruits at the same time. It’s been one of my most complimented perfumes by both men and women. It’s very pleasant and a great option for blind buys.

My mom got this as a gift, but I ended up keeping it. It smells like champagne with fruits, but it doesn’t last long. Yes, it smells delicious and I like it. It sits right between the sweetness I enjoy and something refined.

Super feminine, rich, sparkling, and soapy aroma. I love the champagne note. It doesn’t last long, but it’s too rich, super fresh, and not overwhelming. The bottle is worth collecting; it’s supremely beautiful.

Don’t kill me, but to me it smells super similar to Yara, except Yara is more vanilla and gourmand, while this is more floral and fruity, though still sweet. I love it just as much as Yara. Perfect for daily use in spring/summer because it’s soft and not overpowering. Super youthful and very, very feminine.

It was my Christmas gift, and I loved it. Smells like red fruit, I’d say raspberry with champagne; it has soft sweet notes in the base, like caramel, but with hints of rose and aldehydes that make it pleasant and not overly cloying. Very feminine. Pity it doesn’t have great sillage; to be noticed, you have to be very close. The packaging is gorgeous, denotes luxury, and the price is affordable. I’d recommend it for a blind buy.

Champagne aroma with strawberries, ideal for those who love sweet and youthful scents; 100% recommended.

It’s like a child of Viva la Juicy and Ari by Ariana Grande. At first, it smells exactly the same, but once it dries down, it resembles the second one. Projection and longevity are low; since the dry-down is what lingers the most, I recommend buying Ari, which you can find at discount stores for the same price.