Jasoor

Yoooo, I knew I had to pay more attention to Jasoor when three ladies sampled it—along with a copy of YSL LNDLH BE, a copy of Nishane Hacivat, a copy of Herod, and a copy of Bvlgari Tygar—and chose Jasoor wayyy above the others! The opening of Jasoor is glorious. I can't believe how much this has grown on me—the apple note is way better now. I smell the sweet apple with the spicy cardamom. This combo is what gives it such an interesting scent bubble. As it continues to settle, the tobacco and lavender start to shine, making Jasoor even better. The lavender isn't dominant at all; it's just there, blended perfectly with the tobacco to give it a more masculine oomph. I could swear that at this point, I'm reminded of nuances from some tobacco fragrances I've sampled. When it pretends to dry down, that delicious apple remains mixed with the most fascinating dark, earthy pipe tobacco. But as it really dries down, I pick up more earthiness from the patchouli and vetiver and the tonka creaminess. The apple accord might be faint now—since it is the main backbone—but it's still detectable. Okay, forget the complexities! If you like a very well-made designer scent with its own uniqueness, you might want to try Jasoor. It has a better apple scent compared to Lattafa Fakhar, and it actually gets better as it ages. It has reminded me of nuances from lots of other designer scents on the market, but at the end of the day, I still realize it's its own thing—yeah, of course, if we're skipping what it's trying to clone... Performance is good. 8hrs minimum, with a good sillage, too. I see this as a perfect signature scent. It's not too sweet, not too fresh, and it is still damn sexy. Final verdict: Another A tier fragrance from Lattafa!

Lattafa Jasoor opens with a sweet apple accented by soft spices over a masculine tobacco backdrop. Compared to Valentino Uomo Born in Roma Coral Fantasy, the tobacco is more noticeable immediately, making the opening feel drier and less sweet. The fragrance is well blended from the start, with a balanced texture that sits between airy and dense. As it develops, the tobacco takes control while the apple blends into it, creating the impression of a sweet, fruity tobacco leaf. The tobacco is dry, lightly earthy, and toasty without becoming smoky or ashy. A clean aromatic backbone gradually forms in the background, adding freshness and keeping the composition balanced while the tobacco provides warmth. The drydown gradually loses sweetness as the tobacco gives way to a dry woody character. The clean aromatic backbone remains present, resulting in a minimally sweet blend of tobacco, woods, and clean aromatics. As the fragrance fades, the texture becomes airier while maintaining the same overall profile. Longevity was around seven hours. Overall, I preferred this interpretation over Coral Fantasy. The added tobacco gives the fragrance a drier, less sweet, and more mature character that I found more enjoyable. My only criticism is that it pulls back the sweetness a little too much compared to the original. Even so, it’s a high-quality dupe and an excellent value for anyone who wants a more mature take on the Coral Fantasy DNA. Score: 8.5/10

I absolutely love this fragrance. Valentino BIR Coral Fantasy is my favorite in that line and Lattafa nailed that profile. It is about 95% similar. The 5% difference to me is from Jasoor being a little fresher but out in the air it is pretty much indistinguishable and incredibly intoxicating. I got no alcoholic blast, just straight to the beauty of the fragrance. The apple, spicy cardamom, bergamot combo off the top is almost mouthwatering. Almost immediately you start to get that aromatic lift from the lavender, geranium in the mid with the sweetness of the tobacco. By no means is it any sort of heavy tobacco, just enough to add depth and sweetness. Then as it heads to the drydown, the slight powdery nature from the tonka, mixed with the leather, patchouli and vetiver just bring such an intricacy to the fragrance. When it comes to performance, off my skin, this is no slouch. Projects quite good for about an 1.5-2 hours. Sillage leave a nice trail and longevity is 8+ hours. Again this is off my skin, cant speak for anyone else. If you like the CF DNA but don't want to spend the money, this is a phenomenal alternative and I highly recommend. Also, if you have it and don't like it...HMU. I'll gladly take a back up bottle or 5.

Scent 7.5/10 Clone factor 8.5/10 Longevity 5-6 hrs Moderate projection The fragrance opens with a prominent apple note that isn’t juicy or fresh it’s more like an apple pie filling minus the cinnamon. And there’s something in there that conflicts with it that I’m guessing is the bergamot? It makes it smell kinda sour. But that goes away pretty quickly and just leaves the apple along with cardamom, lavender, and tobacco, very rich and warm. It stays like that for a decent while surprisingly, maybe an hour? Then the apple fades and the tobacco stays while the base notes arrive. The base notes in this are like, extremely generic manly notes but I think they work super well here and I’m only upset that they aren’t stronger. I would love more leather and vetiver because it’s very refreshing after the heavy apple+tobacco barrage. Overall I’d give it a 7.5/10 Compared to coral fantasy, I’d say I’m missing that cider red apple note, and the sweetness just doesn’t hit the same, but it’s still pretty close. I like that Jasoor goes heavier on the tobacco. This makes me think: pumpkin patch, tobacco barn, apple harvest, fall leaves, flannel and jeans, bonfire. Just that whole September-November vibe with a little sexy sweetness.

Was interested in this as a teenager, It’s a versatile fragrance, can fit a teenager in a suit because of that prominent cardamom, lavender and weak tobacco notes, can also be worn in informal situations say when you go to your girls house or a night out with friends because of the apple and tonka notes, it definitely is a compliment getter and mass appealing, beware this is not a summer fragrance, it might look like it but it really isn’t! Anyone who claims it is probably lives in Britain or somewhere like Britain where you only see the sun a few days of the week in summer, point is this is not going to work in high heat and will have a pungent sharp smell if worn during high heat, I speak from experience, works in the other seasons perfectly though! In terms of performance, after macerating for 2-3 months, its average, not above not below, projects for a maximum of 2 hours and a skin scent for the next 3 4 hours, so in all it lasts 5-6 hours before it completely disappears at least on my skin, do I like this fragrance? I love the scent! Would I get it for myself? Most likely not because of the performance, however this will be among the top of my gift list when I need to gift someone special!

I didn't like this at first because I didn't give it time to dry down. On opening, it smells like old man cologne....like some brown bottle you found in your dad's medicine shelf as a kid. On dry down, It changes A LOT! The warm, oldschool "cologne" smells all but disappears and is replaced by a subtle apple, citrus scent. The tobacco and lavender is there, with a barely noticeable leathery base. This changes very dynamically throughout the wear. I almost get that over-ripe citrus scent similar to Creed Aventus Absolu at some point. Overall a very pleasant experience. It doesn't project much, very little sillage, but that's a positive for me. I don't like stinking up a whole room or projecting cologne onto everyone else....unless they get up close, then it feels less unwelcomed or unsolicited. I don't know if it's my favorite scent, but it's definitely good. If you don't like it on opening, just trust in the process, give it 5-10 sprays, and reassess on drydown, and then a couple hours later, then a couple hours after that. It's a very dynamic experience.

As soon as I smelled this I knew it was super close to Valentino Coral Fantasy as I had smelled a tester of the original recently in a perfume shop. I'd say this is over 90% close but seems a touch smoother and stronger. It does lean masculine (in my opinion) due to the tobacco and the patchouli, though neither note is overly strong. I wore it today to the barber and the first thing he asked was what fragrance I'm wearing as he was really enjoying it. Now the tobacco note was picked up by my wife who doesn't like it but still likes the fragrance overall, just not super close. For me, this is a year round scent suitable for all occasions, but perhaps not for the teens or younger men. I think this is better suited to the men over 30 who can carry this with confidence. It's well blended and balanced, the bottle is eye catching and the sprayer is good. If you want a fragrance that's gentlemanly but not too sweet then it's definitely worth a try. Similarity 9/10 Performance 7.5/10 Sillage 6/10 Value 9/10

Lattafa Jasoor is a fragrance that continues to grow on me to this day, to me this is basically the fall season in a bottle. Picture a park sidewalk with old orange leaves from trees falling all around you, on a cloudy breezy day. I find that after maturation the scent changes very much, evolving into something that is 94% similar to coral fantasy. The only way youd be able to tell is by actively comparing them side to side and even then it would be nitpicking. You NEED to let this mature first. I almost didnt like it before maceration because it opened up very spicy and stinging to my nose, now in the opening you get much more of the clean lavender thats paired beautifully with the spice and that apple sweetness all throughout the fragrance. Longevity on this is better than Coral Fantasy, lasting an extra hour or two depending, the projection is where it shines though. Over all this is a very beautifully well done fragrance that shines after maturation. Definitely worth it.

I smelled coral fantasy a couple years ago in a mall and vaguely remember what it was like but decided to pick this up because i remember i liked it. I'm not gonna go over each and every note but there's a very sweet apple, prominent lavender, and not the most strong tobacco in this but it is there, it's spicy as well. This fragrance being so sweet and spicy might make you think that its limited to the colder weather but i wouldn't hate this in the air when it's hot. Despite the main sweet note being apple i get more of a tropical fruity vibe from something of a mango or a passionfruit. It smells amazing and designer quality when it comes to the scent but unfortunately the performance right now is awful. I'm getting 3 hours max on skin from a September batch but i will come back to see if it gets stronger. Awesome for just 30 bucks, but it has bad performance for what it is. 7.4/10

Ok so Jasoor is a very easy to like fragrance. At first when i bought it i hated the apple note in the start it put me off so much. But after letting it sit for a few weeks i revisited it and the apple note became so much fresher and juicier. As it dries down the Apple mixes with lavender and tobacco and it is such a seductive scent. Lasts easily around 7 hours on my skin and then a further 2-3 hours as a skin scent. I would recommend atleast 8 sprays if u want good sillage because its not the best. With 8 sprays youll get around 3-5 feet of sillage so thats pretty good. I dont think anyone should be wearing this above 28°C otherwise it will definitely put others off but it is an amazing Autumn,winter and spring fragrance. Overall 9/10

The best Lattafa perfume so far! This gem really makes me happy everytime I spray it. Smooth and enjoyable opening and I can smell the apple and cardamom. no alcoholic blast, nice drydown and I got a lot of complements from girls even after hours of applying the perfume, they were telling me I smell clean and yummy! I can believe this costs me just 28$, it smells very expensive. I use it day and night, on cold and cool weather and it's perfect. Longevity is wonderful, sillage is moderate. it has a very nice bottle and sexy presentation. again it's the best Lattafa I've tried so far. Don't overlook it, if you love sweet and fruity perfumes that has tobacco. I LOVE JASOOR!!!! Overall: 9/10.

Smells so much like Spicebomb Night Vision EDP (which is in my top 10) but with a better Apple note and better tobacco and way less cardamom. Always get a thumbs up from the wife and get more complements on this than Spicebomb Night Vision. It is important to say, when I first got this it did not smell the same. Honestly didn't like it, but had it sit for a month and now it is a BANGER! I see people say it has bad performance which shocks me. I wouldn't say it is bad at all, but if you are expecting the classic middle eastern performance than you will be disappointed. Very solid and worth a smell or even a blind buy if you like Coral Fantasy or Spicebomb Night Vision.

This fragrance is a great choice for everyday wear, but it doesn’t last very long. After about an hour or two, the scent fades away completely. Even though that’s a bit of a downside, I still find the scent pleasant. It reminds me of a really tasty red apple, even though the label says it’s a green apple. Most green apple fragrances I’ve tried, like YSL or PDM, make me feel sick. But this one is different and actually enjoyable. Plus, it’s so affordable, it’s a fantastic fragrance.. Do I like it? Yes Would I wear it? Yes Does it last? 3 hours or less Did it blow me away? Yes, really nice Safe blind? Yes Worth the price? Yes Is it unique? Yes Overall rating: 7.5/10

Finally got my hands on this one after I found it for €20. It's similar to Coral Fantasy, yes, but it's not a 1:1 clone, not even close. I'm thinking, it's not even trying to be 1:1. It's spicier and sweeter, and definitely not as soft and creamy as the original. Both are good, but honestly, at this point I kinda prefer Jasoor, which is weird, but... hell, it gets a lot of positive attention and unsolicited compliments. Didn't expect to be one of my most conplimented scents ever, but pretty much everyone at the office said something (positive) about it without me even asking. Hell, even I'm not that much of a fan, but hey - whatever works, right?

Very veryyyy nice fragrance. An incredible purchase i should say, smells waaayyy more than it’s price so i would highly highly recommend it. But the only thing is i wouldn’t say it’s 1:1 to coral fantasy, it’s sooo close and in my opinion much much easier to wear, lacks the depth of the tobacco note that coral fantasy has, coral fantasy has a really deep tobacco note that could be potentially overwhelming to some. This one is on the fresher side, more lavender-y side. With that being said, makes it insanely easy to wear but alsoo unique, the coral fantasy DNA in general is very different and not similar to anything else. I like it alot!!

Why buy Valentino Coral Fantasy when Jasoor exists? After the initial spray, it's identical, and you can only tell side by side, with prior knowledge of which is which. The apple stands out so much on my skin, opposed to clothing - Masculine scent, but can work for a cheery happy talkative, extroverted girl I was told I smelled yummy and so nice by a guy at work (I'm friends with his wife who also works at the same place) He asked what perfume it was, and I smelt it on him 2 weeks later Sillage is beautiful - if someone associates you with this scent, then they'll know you were in a room earlier. More sweet than Aromatic accord

Having already owned Valentino Born in Roma Coral Fantasy a while ago, I wanted to give Lattafa Jasoor a try as I'd seen it recommended as a good clone. Worth every penny for such a great low price. Personally I do have to overspray it and frustratingly the longevity isn't that great for me but I find this fragrance just simply has my heart. The apple, cardamom and bergamot opening is sublime and is definitely louder, warmer and sweeter than BIR CF. Can't see myself not ever having a bottle of this around, I always wear a few sprays to bed, so comforting. Highly recommended and as a safe, cheap, blind buy it's fantastic!

So to my nose Jasoor, smells very close to oumo in Roma. But I will say it also smells like ysl y in the opening. That apple note is very prominent in the opening and very sweet. I’m not a fan of apple notes but jasoor switches to a tobacco towards the dry down and that’s where it shines. Unlike ysl y that becomes body wash after it dries Jasoor becomes dry, spicy and aromatic. The cardamom with tobacco is amazing. This is very safe if you like manly smells. If you lean towards clean and sweet skip this one. And if you like oumo in Roma this is very close.

Sampled coral phantasy at a Sephora and it's unbelievable how close this comes to it. From the whole uomo line this in my opinion is the best. It's very youthful. Gourmand for sure but still considered masculine, hits the perfect balance. The longevity and sillage on this are great, perhaps more than the original. Is it a safe blind buy? It's a good value for the money overall, but the fact that the scent can be considered sweet/gourmand may be an obstacle to some. I find it masculine, but in a playful way. Blind buy it if it's no obstacle.

This is the best fragrance i smelled ever. I know its a stretch but when i got it i sprayed it on my wrist and after a while i went shower. After stepping out of the shower this smelled like heaven. I cant quite described it but i once smelled a similar fragrance on someone in the store and i was blown away. I always wanted this fragrance and now i think it found me.. absolute banger for this money. I would say i recommend it but i dont because i want to be the only one wearing so go buy Dior Sauvage instead😂