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Release Date:
2024
Brand: Lattafa Perfumes
Line: teriaq
Product Type: eau de parfum
Classification: mass-market
Country: UAE
Made in: UAE
Gender: unisex
Scent Type: gourmet
Top Notes: Apricot, Bitter Almond, Caramel, Pink Peppercorn
Heart Notes: Honey, Rhubarb, Rose, White Flowers
Base Notes: Labdanum, Musk, Skin, Vanilla, Vetiver
The Arabian brand Lattafa Parfums, together with perfumer Quentin Bisch, introduced the fragrance Teriaq in 2024. The composition of Lattafa Teriaq is a multifaceted and rich scent, evolving gradually to let you savor each note and evoke a whirlwind of emotions. The top notes feature juicy slices of apricot immersed in sweet caramel, a gourmand dessert seasoned with nuances of bitter almond and spicy pink pepper. As the fruity-spicy aroma with nutty undertones fades, the heart notes emerge—delicate white flowers, rose, and rhubarb, with fragrant honey that lends the composition a tart and warm sweetness. The base is dominated by vanilla, contrasting with the nobility of leather, enveloped in the harmonies of musk, labdanum, and vetiver.
Reviews about Lattafa Perfumes Teriaq
I'm glad I didn't buy the full-size product right away and instead tried a sample first. This was a first for me: the scent gave me a headache and made me feel physically nauseous! Usually, I either like a perfume or I don't, but this was just awful. I can't even describe it properly. To me, it smells like an overly sweet, nauseating fragrance of a great-great-grandmother... definitely try before you buy!
Amazing fragrance. It's a gourmand scent that doesn't make you want to wash it off. Caramel, honey, and leather—all bold, long-lasting, and with a great sillage. I'm thrilled! Of course, you need to apply it in moderation.
I bought a sample, and I'm glad it was only 3ml instead of 5ml. I'm also glad I didn't immediately buy a full-sized bottle. There were so many good reviews about it, but I don't understand how this "masterpiece" can be liked. I've been trying to understand it for 2 weeks, but I couldn't. It smells like burnt caramel (you know, when we used to make sugar lollipops in childhood and accidentally burnt them). Additionally, it has a burnt apricot jam with vanilla, it's overly sweet... It also reminds me of plastic. From the first spray, it was like "ew, what is this..." And with each new attempt, my impression didn't change. In terms of longevity, I can still smell it well on me for the first 3 hours, but by midday, it's hardly noticeable, only a faint hint of vanilla remains. And that's a good thing because smelling such a strong scent all day would be too much. The sillage is very minimal, it's more like it's not there at all. So, for those who want to try these "hyped" perfumes, it's better to start with a decant.