Lattafa Perfumes Mazaaji Eau de Parfum

I liked it. It is more suitable for the colder period. It has a sweet and sour taste, not at all overwhelming. It is unlike anything else. It leaves a lasting impression. It has a long-lasting scent. It is recommended for women aged 40+. I highly recommend it.

I didn't buy this for makeup, I wanted to read the girls' reviews. How lucky you are, feeling powder, roses... On me, it's dill, brine... I can't hear anything else anymore.

I received this perfume, and oh, how it smells. This scent of cheap roses is very overpowering for me. Everyone's preferences are individual. After reading the reviews, I bought it, but it's just not for me.

I received my perfumes. For those who love Saab Le Parfum Royal, you can get it without hesitation. They are very similar!

The scent is not bad, but somehow it doesn't suit me, something about it bothers me. It's sweet with a hint of honey, but it doesn't feel fresh to me, maybe it's too overpowering. It's more suited for mature individuals, it reminds me of Chanel, it has a sharpness to it. I will give it as a gift to my mom.

Unfortunately, I was not impressed. This bottle seemed so beautiful and sophisticated, as if opening it would release a scent of happiness and joy. However, in reality, it has a very basic and heavy fragrance.

The second "Arab" in my perfume collection, and it's another bullseye. The first one was Qimmah from the same brand.

I haven't learned how to break down scents into notes, I have two criteria: willing to wear/not willing to wear and what this fragrance resembles.

So here it is: I'm definitely willing to wear it, Mazaaji is an incredible beauty, and at a price of 470 hryvnias for a huge luxurious bottle, it's a gift.

Everything about it is magnificent: the expensive, very sturdy cardboard box, its white-gold design, and the massive bottle, which can confidently be considered a masterpiece of perfumery glass.

But the most important thing is the scent. Dense, moderately sweet, very harmonious, without a single annoying or irritating note. I think roses and honey play the leading role here, although I'm not a connoisseur, so I might be wrong.

It lasts for thousands of sprays, leaving a trail that extends at least three to four meters, and it's been on my skin for four hours already. It's a beauty...

What does it resemble? I checked it specifically by simple comparison: it's about 75% similar to Lancome's Idole. Not more, not less. Right now, I'm sitting here comparing their scent on my skin after four hours.

Mazaaji is not a clone, not a twin brother of the famous French fragrance, but it is VERY similar. So, for those who have long dreamed of Idole but the price ruins all dreams, this is for you.

This fragrance is very feminine. It reminds me of rose jam and honey, specifically. It's sweet but not overwhelming, honey-like, warm, and cozy. When it settles, it powders beautifully and the rose becomes less honey-like but still sweet. It's extremely feminine, rose-scented, and delicious. It probably won't instantly appeal to everyone or cause immediate dislike. The longevity is decent, I can still smell it well after 4 hours, then it gradually fades, and my husband can also smell it. It would make a great gift, wearable fragrance without intrusive and overpowering notes. It's absolutely understandable. I think it's suitable for autumn, spring, and worth trying in winter to see how it develops, too sweet for me in summer. I think it can be worn in the office if not overapplied. I don't smell any musk or jasmine at all. No mandarins, freshness, dill, or anything like that. The bottle, as always with Lattafa, is luxurious. Ladies, it's generally safe to buy without testing, and for such a price, it's simply a find.

This is my first perfume from Lattafa and definitely not the last. I am thrilled with the quality of the bottle, packaging, and the scent itself. It is feminine, sweet, juicy, powdery, and slightly spicy at the end. It is a very beautiful fragrance. I bought it blindly based on reviews and the appearance of the bottle. I don't usually like floral scents, but this one really worked for me. It stays close to my skin for a few hours and changes over time. It starts off strong and then settles down. I constantly find myself reaching for it and taking a sniff. My husband said it smells mature, but I like it. If there were samples of Lattafa, I would sniff and try them all.

The fragrance is not heavy but sweet. It lasts for 12 hours on clothes (since I don't apply it on my skin, I don't know).