Abaan

Un aroma muy femenino ideal para estaciones intermedias ( otoño- primavera ) Me enamoro su aroma , des-complicado un frutal floral con fondo amaderado y almizclado, totalmente chispeante , alegre y sexy . Para mi gusto una fragancia deliciosa con una personalidad un tanto madura , para un rango de edad de mujer joven adulta , no pasas desapercibida con este aroma . En mi piel destacan bastante las notas florales para nada abrumadoras que se suavizan por el almizcle . un perfume que puedes llevar a diario sin abrumar a nadie y disfrutar su estela a cierta distancia moderada, longevidad y desempeño bastantes bueno , calidad precio totalmente aplaudibles . Definitivamente es uno de mis perfumes versátiles , todo terreno . siempre bien recepcionado y halagado . lo volvería a comprar? obviamente SI.

This is floral, spicy and woody. The more it dries down the more woody it gets with a little pathouli. Lots and lots of sandalwood in it and I think there is a ginger note in there as well. It reminds me a lot of qaa'ed by lattafa but then like a slightly lighter variation and some florals added. I think the dry down fits quite well for a like classy sensitive man. The floral opening is in my opinion quite feminine. It reminds me of taking a fresh shower and then entering a room that smells like pumpkin spice candles/incense. That kind of mix. It's a little heavy but not like beast mode it fills the room forever kind of heavy. People who like light, crisp, clean, smells, this might not be for you. But this is a safer blind buy than Qaa'ed imo.

This pretty, juicy fragrance is a favorite in heavy use for me during the summer. The notes here seem accurate: I distinctly smell citruses, then patchouli and sandalwood with some nondescript-to-me florals, and then a sweet musk in the background. It is NOT similar to Rose Prick (which I also own), and seems unique in my large collection. My very particular husband, who hates talking about scents even when asked, walked into the room after I had sprayed it and said, unsolicited, “Ooh, it smells good in here!” An absolute love for the past 2 years- which has developed, deepened, and matured as it sits- and a total steal for the price.

The jasmine adds a green note to the fragrance that smells like tea to me. Tea and fig which Lattafa uses often in fragrances like Mayar Natural Intense and Liam Grey. I love the combo but they are not disclosed in the notes. This is an interesting fragrance that does not match the fragrance notes listed here AT ALL. Abaan has a note of plum I would say. An over ripe juicy plumb. This is a lovely fragrance not suited for juveniles. This will take a grown up lady to pull this one off. I doubt it would even appeal to the young ones, as it doesn't smell like something they could eat.

This one is actually much more interesting than the notes listed makes it seem. It is a quite strong, but absolutely not screechy, florally (mainly jasmine) and woody scent with a slight spice and patchouli. I must agree with below commenter that it seems to have some plum as well, but in a beautiful and not at all syrupy and sweet way - I love this! I also get something like unsweetened chocolate, or maybe cocoa nibs, going on in the background. All in all, this is very pleasant and feels quite easy to use.

This is such a beautiful scent! It smells very floral, almost like rose though it’s not listed on the notes. Definitely get the spicy patchouli note. Very fresh and feminine. It stays on clothes through washing, and lasts very well all day. I love this one!

This one I blind bought because of the notes, and because I had a coupon that made it, well, basically free. I was looking for a nice bergamot fragrance and Lattafa hadn’t disappointed me before, so I thought why not. Of course I also took a look here before I ordered and saw a lot of people say this reminded them of White Patchouli and Rose Prick, both by Tom Ford. Both of which are among my favorite fragrances. While I wasn’t looking for something like that again, and wasn’t expecting it to be that way because, well, those two fragrances are very different, and other than the patchouli, what do all three of them really have in common? The first time I wore this one, I immediately thought ‘no’, it does not smell like either one of those Tom Ford’s. Upon further wearing it a couple of times more, I had to change my mind: the opening does remind me of Rose Prick. For Lattafa standards, this is not a screamer and probably not among their longest lasting fragrances. But it’s nice.

Everyone around me who smelled this frag says it is terrible. And I agree. That's the second one from Lattafa I literary hate. And I have plenty of Lattafa's fragrances. Medicinal, old, dried orange peels and leaves in a basket that have stayed on the table for years collecting dust. I have it in my hand right at this moment and I wonder how on Earth anyone can smell anything different than the mentioned above. I've had it for over five months and still smells bad. Just in a more persistent way.

Smells old, medicinal and OLD. Like an old musty rose leaf bush and there is no rose.

There seems to be some sorta confusion with the notes when people smell this. Once You find out with the notes is You will get what the fragrance smells like. The correct notes are: Top: Kiwi, Litchi and Jackfruit Mid: Cupcake and White Chocolate Bottom: Jasmine and Orchid What I'm getting to my nose is Fruity Florals with the hint of that White Chocolate and Cupcake with a light touch of powder. To some it will smell old school or dated. I think this scent is for the Grown, Mature and Sexy. It's a Beautiful and Sophisticated smell. The Projection and Longevity 10+

Hmmm, Jomashop has incorrect notes listed, it appears.