Ta'weel

Edit 2: For those who want a Ganymede clone, check out the new Lattafa Pride Masa. It's a twist on the DNA, with an added mango note. That stuff is nuclear. Ta'weel sometimes appear metallic to me, but it's no Ganymede! Edit 1 (Review): This fragrance is so good. Why isn't this hyped??? I can't even praise this enough. It opens with a beautiful, vibrant BERGAMOT and grapefruit accord(more emphasis on bergamot), spiced and pierced by ginger, tempered with luscious green, herbal nuaces. My God! That first few seconds of juicy citruses...!! It develops further into a more sophisticated territory at the dry down. I also get leather that reminds me of Memo Irish leather and an amber accord. I really don't know what Lattafa was trying to go for here, but I freaking love it. This is a solid 9.0/10, and I don't even like freshies like that (well, this isn't a full freshie per say). Longevity is good. Solid 8hrs+ with a good sillage... First impression (Initial review): Opens up with a juicy, sour grapefruit and citrus accord and ginger. Then it settles to a herbal and green accord; then after it dries down to an ambery, slightly leathery kind of smell. I got 7hrs+ on longevity with a considerable moderate sillage. I think this fragrance is trying to clone LV L'immensite or maybe it's a twist of Tygar, cos Al Qiam Silver already clones Tygar. Well, they're all in the same family. But I really love the further intricacy of this one. It appear more interesting and sexy. To the reviewer under me, Andy; I recommend and advice that you try fragrances out before you mislead people. Don't just copy information out there just to make a "review". Reviews should be your own opinion out of experience. This isn't a Ganymede clone. Thanks.

This is a reinterpretation of a typical classy fougère fragrance of the 80s. My bottle dates 8/22 and I have had it for one year, without much use. Picked it up today, and it got a lot better than i remember it used to be earlier this year. The opening is less harsh and lost the metallic vibe i remember it had. Very earthy, green, and lightly (sweet-ish) citrusy. It settles into a sweeter vetiver and lavender accord, that's quite elegant. A truly good blend from the house of Lattafa, where all ingredients appear to have been dosed with the greatest accuracy. Unbelievably priced in the low 20s. The bottle is finely designed and boasts a metal cap. If you are in the fougère/vetiver/earthy sort of notes this is for you and it'll complement both formal and informal venues. The ambroxan boosts both longevity and projection which are both above the average, especially for such a bargain. Office safe if you watch your trigger.

Seriously this one if a banger, can't describe the feeling I felt when I smelled it but I knew that this one was worth a try, and my nose have smelled many fragrances so far. I bought it like 5 days ago and it's already 20% gone, would definitely buy again and keep buying it, it's a very solid identity scent. Good for summer, spring and even autumn purposes, very citrus with the bergamot and the ginger note just compliments it very smoothly. There is a passion fruit note that I detect as well but it's overpowered a little bit by the bergamot scent(I prefer it). The leather scent is very mild and probably sets up when the fragrance reaches its base notes. Price: 10/10 Sillage: 7.5/10 Smell: 9/10 Performance/ longevity: 6.5/10 Compliment factor: 9/10 Overall a solid 8.5/10 maybe even 9

Classy and gentlemanly fragrance. Calming and serene, very nice for the price. Opens with ginger, more fresh than soapy thanks to juniper & bergamot, then you get green tea & vetiver with a little patchouli and just a hint of suede. Ginger remains strong and central. Smooth, green drydown is grassy and slightly woody. Nicely blended - I agree that aside from the ginger no particular element stands out. More of a daytime fragrance for me, and while it lends itself to warmer weather, it works for Fall & Winter days too. After a few months, longevity is 5-6 hours (from double sprays) with 2 hours of fairly strong ambroxan projection. Leaves a very pleasant scent trail.

Interestingly simple fragrance that performs very well. I'm not getting the strong citrus from the bergamot, mostly a nice and calming tea with hints of citrus, leather and lavender - a clean gentleman scent, not overwhelming. Good one for when you don't want to scream too much for attention but still want to smell nice when up close. This scent is a winner with the young crowd in my house. Nice bottle design and presentation, it looks premium. Worth the blind buy if not expensive. The three guys bellow me had got the same batch probably, I can relate to them - maybe it's because our bottles have been macerating for months in a store storage.

at the beginning in the hot weather I didn't like it at all ,so i put it for sale, but yesterday late at night I decided to go for a walk in a 15 degrees but windy weather it was like 10 degrees outside ,i decided to give it a go again, and oh it was good , i couldn't stop smelling my hand where i put the perfume. I recommend to wear it in a little cool weather because the Ginger, Nutmeg,Ambroxan and Leather mix needs a little cold weather. decided to keep it.

With so many reviewers across the world saying this is a clone of Ganymede or Bois Imperial, I’d love to know whether there’s two batches of this stuff. I own all three and my bottle of Ta’Weel isn’t anywhere near Ganymede or BI. Still, on its own, this is a banger. Top draw. Lasts a good 6-7 hours with 3-4 sprays. Fresh, invigorating, easy wear. Spring and summer vibes.

Humble and pleasing fragrance, smells like a tea and somehow I catch a little bit hint of mint. It's great for formal occasions, to me the scent profile is more pleasing than Emir Celestial and even Armaf Sillage. Not loud but pretty strong sillage as I ask my office partners, sprays on my skin lasts 6 hours maximum and 8+ hours on my clothes in the office environment.

Nice scent, easy to wear. Unlike what some said online, this is not a clone of Ganymede. It smells like LV L’Immensité (or rather Alhambra Immortal) with an added herbal/vegetal note that makes a little more mature. That extra note maybe off-putting for some so keep that in mind. Decent performance and price as most Lattafas are.

Starts as a turathi blue drydown, man i just love this tygar DNA, and it has a slight twist of leather and vetiver as it dries down which makes it elegant, this is a pretty versatile scent that gets me compliments, and its cheap as well Longevity and projection are average but i don't have a problem with reapplying this gem on me

Got it on a 40% discount sale for 10 dollars. Zero expectations, total surprise: fresh, classy, high quality, no harsh chemicals detected, maybe already macerated. I have Rue Broca and I don't see the similarities. Rue Broca is sweeter than this, and candy like. This is nicer. I consider it backup bottle worthy.

This smell is so sophisticated in a good looking-cheap material bottle as the price justifies. Definitely a mood changer and thinking of making it my everyday wear and it will probably suit nights out very well too.

Great compliment getting fragrance but not similar to Ganymede, this one have little similarities to Fleur narcotique and turathi blue

Layer one spray of this with one spray of Rue Broca Theoreme -- literal 10/10 summer freshie, holy cow!

This hidden gem is a LV l’immensity twist, which is Tygar’s woody ambroxan and plus some green aromatics. The main change is it’s a bit less zesty and has a bit of that Lattafa creamy amber note. Maybe that’s a different musk in base or the leather note or just less ginger. The creaminess also means it’s a bit less watery and a bit more soapy. But these are all changes on the edge that require smelling these two back to back on my skin. Otherwise shockingly good and reveals just how much LV is ripping everyone off. You still get some of what you pay for, as this isn’t a super long lasting fragrance. The Alexandria clone is much brighter, longer lasting, & 3x the price. So get that if you want something closer to the genuine LV and aren’t on a super tight budget. —- And seriously people, stop saying this smells like Ganymede. All scents with metallic edges aren’t the same. This also doesn’t smell like Chrome or Platinum Egoiste.

Beautiful scent. Opens with juicy citrus and spicy ginger before changing into something greener and more herbal. There's something that smells a bit tea-like as well. Regardless, the combination is very pleasant and a bit unique. It's not Ganymede (Masa) and it isn't quite Bvlgari Tygar either. Smells like someone had a dream, got some inspiration and then created this lovely scent. Most people won't smell it and consider it a clone of another established fragrance. Excellent longevity and projection - used at 6am this morning and I am still surrounded by a scent bubble at almost 1pm without needing to put my nose against my shirt. More a daytime scent for me but great for spring, summer and air-conditioned environments.

I bought Ta'weel mainly out of curiosity because I’m a big fan of Lattafa’s Sherif. While the bottle design is similar, Ta'weel swaps the matte metal for polished chrome and a black front plate. But of course, it’s the juice that matters. Ta'weel opens very fresh with a prominent ginger note and an immediate sense of mystery. As it dries down, a very smooth, soft leather emerges. Being a long-time fan of Fahrenheit, I find the comparison interesting: where Fahrenheit is floral and feels more like a classic 'perfume,' Ta'weel feels rugged and more masculine. It’s an absolute recommendation for me. Very versatile, suitable for all seasons and works just as well for casual wear as it does in a business setting.

Nose Note #939 Not really Tygar. It's something between Tygar and Imagination, or better: a Tygar-adjacent fragrance. Maybe I'm biased, but it has a Lattafa feeling about it and it's not really a pro. Something about it smells a bit cheap to me. Comparing to Ex Nihilo Hedonist or even the cheaper Rue Broca Theoreme and even Lattafa's Al Qiam Silver. I'm also a bit tired of Tygar DNA at that point. It does have an interesting green herbaceous touch to it that Tygar doesn't have, but this touch is maybe what makes it smell not so sophisticated. For men. Moderate at everything. Nothing impressive. Inoffensive, fresh, ambroxan heavy thing. 7/10, the most disappointing thing is probably the performance

i don't understand how people compare this to Al Qiam Silver or other Tygar DNA. the green note in Ta'weel is quite pronounced, it's not just a subtle new tingle, it's a whole twist. the green note reminds of a robust green tea with bergamot: juicy, semi-sweet citruses outlined by deep, somewhat bitter herbal/grassy note, so essentially it's a citrus/grass scent. i pressed my nose but don't get any leather.. neither ginger.. no aquatic. to me it's unisex. it's gone after 2 hours, so longevity is rather bad. UPDATE after few months longevity did improve. also, the ambroxan note which i couldn't notice before now became quite pronounced.

It may be me, but opening smells like artificial sugary grape juice, later on, that smell shifts and unfolds into nice and mellow aromatic composition. What gives me that grape vibe may be the juniper. I dont know how old my decant is but that grapiness may be toned down after a while, which, personally, would be a good thing. I have a strong feeling that Ta'weel is not a summer fragrance, not for a hot weather of +25C, as its too aromatic but nice spring and fall weather? Sign me in.