Happy Time

A lovely bright and creamy tropical sweet fruity floral, very similar to Angham Second Song (Lattafa's take on D&G My Devotion). It's actually insane to me that this is marketed as a child's perfume given its strength, projection and tone. Their sensitive little olfactory systems do NOT need this level of power, to say nothing of the fact that its not a childlike scent. Like yes, its less strong than a lot of Arabic scents but its still as strong or stronger than most popular eau de parfums.

Suntan lotion vibes...nothing groundbreaking yet pleasant...as of now not very strong.

This smells like orange and coconut together, definitely tropical. Smelling the nozzle, I know this would be moderate in sillage and longevity, and it is. It's a simplified version of Lattafa Al Nashama. Both have this lipsticky, iris dry down.

Seems a bit mature for kids to be honest. I don’t mind the scent for myself. I definitely pickup on the orange and frangipani, but I think the gardenia and patchouli is too much for little ones. It smells like a child who has played in their rich auntie’s collection and sprayed too much of everything then sprayed their own coconut body mist on top. A bit of a muddled floral tropical mess. Bought as a gift blind for a friends daughter. Wasn’t well received. Sticking with Zara for kids scents.

This is very nice for my young 3 yr old niece, she’s very possessive of it, it’s well blended with the notes, gardenia is prominent with subtle coconut and fresh citrus mandarin balancing its creaminess and a slight candy lolly scent. Her older sister likes it so much she wears it to senior high school, so it holds its own with her collection including - Dolce Vita, Code, Black Opium, Mugler Angel and PDM Delina, and others. I was pretty impressed myself it’s quite nice.

These are very pretty, but how can you call them Eau de Parfum? They are definitely not as concentrated nor long lasting. They are just body mists. Come on Lattafa!