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The Kingdom For Women
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The Kingdom For Women by Lattafa Perfumes is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2024, this creation unfolds an olfactory pyramid where the top notes feature pear, peony, and blackcurrant; the heart reveals praline, jasmine, and tonka bean; and the base settles on musk, vanilla, sandalwood, and amber.
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Beautiful packaging and a heavy glass bottle with a perfect seal. The scent is delicious: a blend of I Want Choo, CK In2U, and Silk Santal. It opens with juicy pear, black currants, and a very prominent green note in the first hours. Then peony takes over—my favorite flower; it smells like a field of wild, intoxicating peonies. The heart is gourmand with praline, tonka bean, and jasmine, noticeable from afar. The base is warm, woody, with creamy musk, vanilla, sandalwood, and amber; very intimate and gentle. It smells niche but evolves like a diary, perfect for daytime heat, the office, or evening dates. Feminian in the opening but dries down unisex. A hidden gem from Lattafa.
A gorgeous fragrance. At first, it’s sweet, but not gourmand. I find it super elegant; in my case, the ripe pear and tonka bean dominate. I didn’t notice the praline or peony, but the jasmine comes through over time. It’s a floral with character. I’d recommend it to someone in their 30s and would buy it again without hesitation.
This feminine almond perfume was love at first sniff. Immediately pleasant and familiar. It features almond, tonka bean, sandalwood, rose, vanilla, musk, patchouli, suede, and amber, very similar to Michael Kors Wonderlust (both have tangerine and pear). Wonderlust is more caramel and praline, while The Kingdom Woman is more gourmand with cream, coconut, cinnamon, and praline. Wonderlust feels more velvety with heliotrope and orchid, whereas The Kingdom Woman leans into neroli. They’re on the same line but distinct. Kayali’s The Wedding Silk Santal is also almond-based, but the nectarine and lavender set it apart from The Kingdom Woman. The Lataffa version is very gift-friendly, floral, and easy to like. It’s intense, ideal for cold climates and nightwear. The packaging makes a strong statement.
This fragrance left me speechless. It smells like the vanilla from Armani Si (the reformulated version) mixed with the pear from La Belle. Perfect for everyday wear. It lasts well on the skin, though you don’t catch it from two steps away. For the price, it’s a 10. Totally recommended.
It completely knocked me out. It has the vanilla of Armani Si (reformulated) and the pear of La Belle. Perfect for everyday wear. Lasting power on skin is good, though projection isn’t huge. Totally recommended for the price.
I bought it because videos sold it as a dupe for Wedding Silk Santal… and no, it’s not that. It’s not a bad perfume; it’s a beautiful, long-lasting Arabic scent. Although there’s a men’s version, I think it’s unisex and not sweet, but floral. Maybe in the dry-down there’s a faint similarity, but it’s not a dupe. Is it worth the price? Yes, Arabic perfumes are cheap, lovely, and have great projection.
I gifted this perfume to my girlfriend, and although it’s hard to define in words, it was love at first sniff. I’d already tried Qimmah, and while both are rich, this feels a bit more feminine due to that pear note upon spraying, paired with a delicious jasmine and a hint of vanilla. It reminds me so much of her that I already see it as her signature; the longevity and projection are incredible—it fills the room and even covers my own scent, leaving sheets and pillows soaked. It’s better than many designer perfumes and at a lower price; I got it in Argentina for $58.
I bought it for my girlfriend and it’s indescribable, but it was love at first sniff. I also tried Qimmah and it’s delicious, but we both think these are top-tier; The Kingdom is more feminine with that pear note when sprayed, incredible jasmine, and a touch of vanilla. It reminds me of her, I see it as her signature. Lasting power and projection on her are insane—it fills the house and lingers on the sheets. Better than designer perfumes and cheaper, I got it in Argentina for $58.
It’s super sweet. If you like vanilla, tonka bean, and praline, then you might like this perfume. It’s very affordable, so it’s worth giving it a try as long as you like these notes. It’s perfect for winter or rainy, cold climates.
There’s something that doesn’t quite click for me with the perfume; it’s sweet and fresh, but there’s a note I don’t know what it is that makes me feel the fragrance is a bit masculine. I’ll keep using it to see if I start liking it more, since I thought it would be in the style of Ariana Grande’s Mod Vanilla.
It’s super sweet, perfect if you love vanilla, tonka bean, and praline. It’s very affordable, so it’s worth trying if you like those notes. It’s ideal for winter or cold, rainy days.
There’s something that doesn’t quite fit for me: it’s sweet and fresh, but there’s a note I can’t identify that makes it feel a bit masculine. I’ll keep wearing it to see if it grows on me, since I thought it was more like Ariana Grande’s Mod Vanilla.
I love this perfume! It’s unique, doesn’t resemble anything I’ve tried before, and I’ve tried a lot. It gives me a feeling of joy and good energy, ideal for wearing it at the start of the day in autumn, winter, or spring if you like perfumes that make you feel. It has excellent longevity of over 6 hours and on clothes until the next day. The opening is fruity and in the base, you get sandalwood, praline, and vanilla.
What a spectacular perfume; it feels refined and mysterious, with a masculine touch that makes it very interesting. The box is very romantic and the bottle is sober but elegant. For the quality it has, the price is very affordable; Lattafa really overdid it with this. Note: it reminds me of a certain perfume but I still can’t figure out which one. 🤓
It comes out completely masculine; in fact, it smells like one of my father’s perfumes. It sweetens up quickly, but personally, I still feel it’s masculine. The notes confuse me a lot since I can’t smell pear, sweet flowers, or praline. It smells good, but masculine. I wouldn’t wear it.
It smells totally masculine; in fact, it reminds me of my dad’s perfume. It sweetens up quickly, but it still sounds masculine to me. I’m confused about the notes because I don’t smell pear, sweet florals, or praline. It smells good, but it’s masculine. I wouldn’t wear it.
I bought a decant to try it and it surprised me quite a bit in the opening (it wasn’t what I expected, but it didn’t disgust me): it’s not the scent that captivates me at first (it’s somewhat sweet, but not gourmand), and I don’t perceive the declared notes at the start. What I do notice is a certain freshness with sweetness. I have to keep trying it to evaluate longevity, trail, and projection on my skin.
This perfume didn’t catch my attention at first, but I tried it and wow, it’s spectacular. For me, it’s not a typical oriental fragrance; it smells different from all those aromas. To be honest, it can easily be unisex. I need to keep using it to get to know the notes better. I only used it once, but I’ll make another review soon after evaluating it.
In my case, since it needs more time to mature, it has a very sweet opening that I love; the pear is very noticeable. But as it dries down, it becomes somewhat masculine. It has improved a bit since I got it; before, the sweet and feminine part didn’t last as long. I hope it keeps improving, because I only really like the first hour on skin; afterwards, it doesn’t convince me that much.
I agree with some of the comments. It threw me off because I didn’t expect it to be like this; it’s totally unisex, actually reminding me of YSL Libre version for her, with that masculine touch. The trail is good, but I don’t enjoy this type of aroma too much; I prefer ones that are a bit more feminine.
I walked into the office at 26 degrees with high humidity, sweating like a pig, and among my showroom bottles, I decided to spray this one without a second thought. Two hours later: a bubble of musky pear with floral notes. I thought it would smell like a princess, but nope, it smells like a guy sweating amazing juices. Two strangers asked if I just showered and came closer to smell me. I managed to convey hygiene and approachability. To the snobs who say it smells like soap, go back to your Chanel. @ELTIPO.QUEHUELEBIEN