Mohra Silky Rose

I'M IN LOVE! It's very very sweet, probably the sweetest one in my whole collection. It's not vanilla-sweet where the sweetness is a bit creamy and dense but sugar-sweet: airy and powdery. It's so sweet it gives me acid reflux whenever I wear it to bed 😵💫 but it's so good i kinda don't mind that it upsets my stomach. It's essentially a bright, happy, feminine fruity-rose perfume with a powdery musk base, but the fruit kind of overwhelms the rose. It doesn't smell like the dior rose and roses that it's compared to. The dior one is more rosy, this is more fruity. I smell lots of lychee and it lasts almost through out the whole wear. You can still smell the rose though, just it doesn't dominate. It's a rose perfume for those who don't like rose as a note (myself included). I usually don't like rose scents because rose usually smells too much to my nose. This is rosy for sure but not rosy enough even for me. It smells youthful and optimistic. I feel like a princess who owns everything in Barbie pink and never once has to worry about anything in life. She looks at life through rose-coloured glasses. It makes me feel carefree, playful and feminine. It doesn't smell juvenile, but it also doesn't smell womanly. Like, it smells like a girlfriend, not a wife (in the best way possible). I feel like it can fit a wide range of age groups from teens to 50s, as long as you enjoy ultra feminine scents. Longevity is around 3-4 hours and it stays close to the skin, which I love. I feel like it'll shine more in hotter weather. It fits all occasions especially on dates, an easy-reach for sure. And for the price point, you can't go wrong. It's blind-buy safe. I mean, I blind-bought it! But if I had smelled it before i bought it, I would still buy it. Oh, if you own BBW You're The One body mist, this is basically the perfume version of that with the lychee replacing the strawberry. Very mouth-watering and addictive 10/10

Mohra Silky Rose by Lattafa started out like a fresh, slightly fruity rose, with some greenery, and then dried down to a sweet vanilla rose with just the faintest hint of patchouli (thank goodness--I'm not a fan of Rose Petals because it's just too patchouli forward for my tastes). I get a slight chocolatey-minty note that melds with the vanilla and fresh rose in a lovely, quasi-gourmandish way. "Silky Rose," it turns out, is an apt name: it really does smell like rosewater concentrate blended into a beautiful silken custard. Update: really enjoying this a lot. I get why people have compared this to Montale's Intense Cafe, even though it is obviously very different, noteswise. But it has the same sweet vanilla rose (without the sometimes pushy musks of the Montales and the Manceras) and some combination of notes that create a kind of cocoa accord. If Intense Cafe smells like you're in a French coffeehouse, with roses on the tables, Silky Rose smells like you're inside an actual rose, eating fancy truffles. In a way, this smells to me like several more complex rose perfumes I have, only streamlined and gently subdued. The bottle is pretty, although the lid doesn't really snap on so much as sort of rest on top of the base, which means I need to think a moment before I pick it up to spray it on, but that seems like a very minor grievance when it comes to this delectable cheapie. Update: I put La Nuit Trésor à la Folie on my left arm and Mohra Silky Rose on my right arm, and they are remarkably similar, especially on the drydown. MSR is much less expensive, obviously, and I just read that LNTalF was being discontinued, although I cannot confirm that rumor. So if you're a fan of the Lancome fragrance, consider trying MSR. It might end up saving you a good deal of money if it works as a sub for you.

Crazy! Out of my HUGE collection with many (also expensive niche) fragrances that I adore THIS incredibly beautiful cheapie turns out to become a top favorite. I hadn’t thought I’d ever find a signature scent, but this one feels like “home” to me. Like me in a bottle. At least for now (1-fragrance-commitment is frightening 😅) It is admittedly very sweet, but somehow it doesn’t make my teeth hurt as it is also very light and airy yet has “substance”. I’m not going to choke any fragrance-scared people in the office, but there will be a pleasant sweet, clean, yummy scentbubble around me. In the very opening Mohra Silky Rose does, for one single second, remind me of Delina Exclusif due to the rose/lychee combo - but after that it turns into its own. And what makes Mohra Silky Rose hit that exquisite spot for me is that my nose detects some sort of very subdued oud or incense in the mid/dry down that reminds me of Oud Satin Mood. OSM is MUCH stronger, but on my skin it is there and is therefore an OSM I can actually wear frequently. So it is this innocent, feminine, soft and airy scent and then is comes to have this little twist of a darker edge that gives it depth and adds character too. I’m in love! 🥰 What doesn’t make this fragrance any worse, apart from the ridiculous price, is that not too many people know of it. 😄 Should I mention one single thing that I could wish improved it’s the lasting power. On me this does need respraying halfway through the day (or I get anosmic?) but since it’s this affordable I don’t mind. ❤️

This is my current #1 fragrance. It was fine out of the box but really came to life after months of maceration. It's just extremely pretty, scratches those itches in my brain AND doesn't irritate me after a while. A rare occurrence for a perfume. It's rosey but not a green rose, not a jammy rose, not a dark rose. It's a very bright pink rose on a warm sunny day. I get manicured palace park vibes. The litchi and pepper are really brightening it while the musk is keeping it smooth. Silky Rose really is a good name. I saw someone else compare it to Dior Rose N'Roses which I have a decant of, and I do agree. They are quite similar on the dry down, but this one is considerably stronger and sweeter and lacks what I would describe as dryness in the Dior. And yes I do also get the oud. I think it's well blended and grounds the fragrance after maceration, but that is just my opinion. I have not smelled The Favorite to compare, though I can't imagine why they would smell similar based on the notes, but it's on my list since I love this one so much. This also brings to mind a memory that is probably influencing my love of this. It's that is smells exactly like the perfume shop at the France pavilion at EPCOT, which is floor to ceiling wood and enveloped in a constant cloud of every french designer perfume mixed together sans Guerlain because they have their own store right next door. 10/10 🥰❤️🥰❤️

This reminded me of Toy 2 Bubblegum when I first sprayed it. When I tried them side by side on paper they are quite different but on skin they're a lot more similar. On paper Toy retains that sweet bubblegum candy scent from the opening and reads much more sweet, well Mohra goes much more musky. On skin though they both dry down to a rose that is somewhere between rosewater and jammy with Toy leaning jammy and Mohra more rose water. They both have a watery, dewdrop on flower petal quality. Mohra has a subtle pepper spiceyness and has a soft slightly powdery musk, where Toy is very juicy and has a light cinnimon spiciness with a more woody quality. They're not the same but I don't know if they're different enough that you'd need both but I think it would be safe to say if you like one you'd like the other. Mohra seems more sexy and grown up but still pink and very feminine whereas Toy is more fun, youthful and lighthearted. UPDATE: It's been about 5 months now and although it's still in the same family as Toy 2 they are less similar now. Mohra has become more powdery, like a pressed face powder, and the sweetness has softened and become more blended with the other notes. It is a lovely fragrance, soft, feminine and very pretty, sweet, powdery, makeup, rose.

This is a very feminine scent. On my skin, I get plum, berries, rose, nuts, vanilla, musk, and wood. I understand that this is a possible dupe for Penhaligon Elizabethan Rose. However, I have never smelt it, so I am not able to compare, but looking at those notes, they seem more in line with what I smell, to what is listed here. I love rose and have quite a few fragrances with a prominent rose note, but I think if you don't like rose, you may still like this because of the composition with the plum note. For me, I think it's a nice fragrance with moderate projection and longevity. It's a cheerful and happy scent without being too "juvenile." I think for the price, it's good value for money. I paid £19 for 100ml bottle. I don't think it's similar to any of the fragrances listed above. If you just enjoy rose, and you want another take on a rose fragrance, you can consider trying this. I also have Mohra, which I see as the older, bolder, edgier sibling of Mohra Silky Rose. I consider Mohra to be a bit more unique but leaning unisex. Overall, I would rate Mohra Silky Rose based on notes, performance, presentation, and cost - 7/10.

I didn't like this fragrance at first but like most ME fragrances, this needs to sit for a couple of weeks before you'll get a good idea of what Silky Rose smells like. When I first sprayed out the straw I got an overwhelming, headachy, synthetic rose smell. It's been sitting for 3 weeks now and I am in love with this little beauty. It definitely starts out rose dominate but it's a creamy rose due to the cashmeran note. It dries down to a powdery, light rose sitting a bed of clean patchouli. I can't wait for this to fully mature. Most of the ME fragrances that are sold in massive quantities don't get to maturate long enough in production facilities. They really aren't fully mature for several months. I'm definitely a fan and will repurchase. EDIT Now that I've had this for a few months I have a much better understanding of it. This is one of those fragrances that truly smells different from person to person. I get a rose, patchouli, peppery musk bomb. The longevity has increased and the projection is better: 2-4 feet. This is a top 10 for me.

I’m doing a wear test today & so far, I’m happier with this than I thought I would be! The initial spray + 10-15 minutes is not great & is a little screechy to my nose, ngl. But the dry down...wow! It’s a very feminine, soft, vanillic, musky rose that’s just a little bit juicy...with a gentle floral underpinning. The word “fluffy” comes to mind. Beautiful. I didn’t expect to love this...what a great blind buy surprise! The only (minor) complaint I have is the tassle/cap situation. The cap is loose fitting & the tassle string looped around the top of the bottle is only tacked with something like hot glue on one side, so the rest of the string rides up where the cap seats itself & prevents the cap from staying on properly. It’s a little bit of a pain, but not a major thing. I’ll just hot glue the string down the rest of the way around the top of the bottle & eliminate the problem.

At first I wasn't impressed with this one, but then found myself reaching for it far too often to ignore. Silky Rose opens up with a peppery fresh cut rose and sweet citrus fruit. There is no jammy or heavy facets in this one. As this dries down on my skin it gets more powdery, but not like baby powder or Delina Exclusif. Hard to describe, but it isn't like make up powder either. I can smell the resemblance between Idole, Blossom Crush, etc. However Silky Rose remains far more youthful and cheerful with added sweetness. It's surprisingly fresher than I expected - perfect for warm spring weather. And as a finale I can say: this is nothing like Delina. Not a Delina dupe. P.S. Holy s*** a young man / complete stranger just complimented me on this one.

Completely agree with @annasarahr121! I definitely get a slight caramel /praline whiff as well. It was surprising, but one I don’t object to. Like MANY Lattafa’s fragrances I’ve let this one sit for a few weeks and it’s blossoming nicely! To me it’s not a super “fresh” rose nor is it overtly jammy. Falls somewhere in the middle with that slight gourmand feel in the dry down. It’s like Roses Musk had a baby with Prada Candy. And now I’m the fun Auntie that loves that baby for a few hours but also feels happy to give that baby back when it’s on my nerves; accurate description of the three to four hours of performance. By the time I’m ready to switch it up so is Silky Rose. Works for me.

Theres no litchee in this. And how in the world can this smell like intense cafe? Its sooooo far from it. No it doesn't smell like Delina either. The notes here are wrong. Come on now. Someone needs to get their nose checked. This opens with sweet pink rose with a little citrus, in the mid you will get very distinct plum note. This sweet rose and plum intermingles til the dry down of musky woody rose. This last forever. And arms length sillage. This is very pretty and unique. No oud in the perfume. Pretty safe blind buy if u like roses. And this does NOT smell like Irresistible from Givenchy, I have purchased that 4 times I should know.

Opens a little tangy, like a sour raspberry almost. After that it turns into a warm musky full delicious oriental rose. Not a mature rose, but rather like a young woman, full of joy. On me, it has something minty. It tingles and almost tickles the back of my throat. Underneath it all is the faintest hint of an incense note, which I don't particularly like. But it's weak enough to not pay any attention to. There's also a woody warmth to it. A lovely, warm and sprankeling rose scent! I should just add that I bought this hoping it would be a dupe for Penhaligon's The Favourite. They don't smell anything alike. Just so you know.

Love the fragrance, perfect for any occasion or weather. Initially I got this nasty bug spray thing but after a week in a drawer it went away. I assume it was the patchouli. It’s a perfect blend of classic and modern perfume themes. Classic because it’s powdery & extremely well blended to the point where specific notes are hard to pin down. I think it gets its the modern twist from the lychee. Admittedly I don’t know what lychee smells like but there’s an apricot like juiciness/sweetness throughout, that saves this from being harsh, generic, or uninteresting.

This is a beautiful, fresh, powdery, musky rose that is anchored by the lychee and vanilla. Omg!! It is in the same vein as Armaf Italiano Vivo, except it's a bit sweeter and creamier because of the vanilla and lychee and not as crisp. If you are afraid of rosy fragrances, don't hesitate give this a shot. It's very youthful and not heady like many rose fragrances tend to be. This is love at first sniff for me. Update: I just realized how similar this is to Givenchy Irresistible!!! The same rose and musk, except Givenchy has a pear note instead of the litchi

I recently wrote a review of Mon Paris Intensement. I said it isn’t bad, it’s just a very common scent profile that can be found for much less money. This is a perfect example. I love this stuff. Mohra Silky Rose and I are having an intense affair and my husband can do nothing to stop it. This does come in like a lamb and go out like a lion. First little spray — oh, nice light fruit. A few more sprays and you are standing in a rose bush shoving lychee in your maw. Save your money! Don’t buy expensive fruity rose frags.

I tried this in the shop, and honestly eyeing getting it, to me it smells like a you're the one bbw mist but with patchouli/green vibes, so it's less obvious sweet, and has a greener vibe, and has crazy lasting power although the sweet rose vibe is faint on the dry down it's more patchouli, but that fruity rose is there. I hate bottle and the name, but out of all the lattafa roses I tried this was the fun not "too middle eastern, where is the rose" kinda one.

Arabic rose, litchi, and oud. Sprayed it a lot and let it sit on the side for several months until the oud and litchi mellowed out. Not at all like a la rose by mfk (no citrus) or irresistible by givenchy (no cedar). Maybe a younger cousin to club nuit imperial white. Happy rose, love it. 4/15/25 I tested Attrape-Rêves at Louis Vuitton and while silky rose is not as complex, the fruit/floral vibe is similar which makes me love this Arabian perfume even more.

This is divine! Just got it on a whim, and without any expectations. I have so many rose fragrances, but none as aptly named as this one. This truly is silky, smooth, creamy and so, so delightful. It's ultra feminine - I wouldn't even call this unisex - it's soft and pleasant. I get mostly rose, litchi and vanilla - no patchouli really unless it's there as a tiny underlying soft incensey aroma. Probably one of my fave Lattafas so far.

Mohra Silky Rose is not really a dupe for anything. It's a rose scent, so people compare it to other roses, but it is its own thing. It's a soft, sweet, very girly rose scent. Slightly creamy and also a bit powdery. It works surprisingly well even in this week's hot weather. Very crowd pleasing and a compliment magnet. In terms of longevity and sillage, it stands head and shoulders above the fragrances people are comparing it to.

Beautiful, ultra feminine pink rose scent. I was underwhelmed at first, but the maceration worked its wonders and now it is denser, a bit sweeter and the rose is a dewy rose on a summer morning smelling its best. Amazing scent and quality for the price. I layered this with Noble Blush today and feel great smelling gorgeous. All year fragrance. Day and night. Whenever. Occation? The scent will "create" the occasion