Jouri

If you love Carolina Herrera’s La Bomba, there’s a very good chance you’ll enjoy Lattafa’s Jouri as well. It stays remarkably close to the La Bomba DNA, but with a sweeter, more playful twist, especially in the opening, where the fruity notes stand out beautifully. The only downside so far is the performance, which feels a bit underwhelming for a Lattafa release. On my skin, I’m currently getting around 4-5 hours of wear. That said, fragrances from Middle Eastern houses often improve after a few weeks of oxidation, so I’m hopeful the longevity will get better with time. Overall a really good inspiration.

This is my favorite Lattafa purchase ever! If the idea of a sweet, juicy, tropical, cherry 🍒 fragrance appeals to you then you need to try Miss Jouri here. This is very much like Carolina Herrera La Bomba. I’m not the most familiar person when it comes to Dragon fruit but if it tastes anything like this smells then I’m a fan. I could bathe in this magic juice. There something light and airy in this pretty thing. This is too feminine and girly and so sweet. It’s perfect for summer! (I bought La Bomba and this one because I just wanted the OG. But I might even like this one more. Buy it!)

I held off on buying La Bomba even though I wanted it SO BAD after trying it at Ulta. I knew I had this on the way though so I held off. SO GLAD I did, because this is so close that I don't feel the need for the original. This is right out of the mail mind you, so not sure on the sillage or longevity, but as long as thats good, we square. La Bomba lasted about 4 hours on me, so as long as this lasts a few hours I just saved over $100. To me this is at least 95% similar, definitely recommend if you're interested in LB.

Predivan parfem, jako sličan originalu kojim je inspiriran.

Jouri keeps the pitaya sweetness alive from opening to dry-down and uses less patchouli, making it fruitier and more candy-like. La Bomba gradually moves away from the fruity sweetness and settles into a less candy-like dry-down with more patchouli.

Jouri keeps the pitaya sweetness alive from opening to dry-down and uses less patchouli, making it fruitier and more candy-like. La Bomba gradually moves away from the fruity sweetness and settles into a less candy-like dry-down with more patchouli

On my skin, there is something giving it a musky, body odor smell in the opening. Could that be the pitahaya? One spray lasted overnight though, at least 8 hours, and the dry down is gorgeous. Smells like tropical flowers with vanilla and Tonka and a faint patchouli. I have a large decant. I am not fond of the opening so will require further testing. I rarely give up on a perfume though because of a bad opening, but we shall see. Definitely not blind buy safe unless you are a unique fruity floral lover.