Lattafa Perfumes Sutoor Eau de Parfum

The lasting power of these perfumes is simply terrible; I can still smell them after 6 hours. But where are the apricots? They are not there. This fragrance smells like an old Italian grandmother. It has a pure retro vibe, and the bottle looks like it belongs on the table of some noble lady. That's about it. Without testing it beforehand, there's a chance of wasting 1300 UAH on a nice statue, like me. As for the scent, I can't understand anything. No matter how much I smell it, I can't recognize a single note. Out of the 12 perfumes, only 6 are somewhat wearable. The rest simply don't smell good.

It's unbelievably beautiful and so fast, I can't keep up. Five seconds and the beauty is gone. Apricots, ripe, in the doomed little sun-kissed dots, with crimson sides. A sunny day and a huge old tree with those ripe apricots. Then crushed wormwood grass and chrysanthemum stems, remedies like in a pharmacy. Then apricot jam, froth, steam. Cough syrup. Maybe a little alcohol. Sunny and joyful, but doesn't last on anything. And buying and putting this new fashion in the closet for a year, maybe two, I don't understand. I got acquainted with this brand through samples. The first unsuccessful bottle, bought for the beauty of the bottle itself, was enough for me. By the way, it didn't really last.

Peaches with a hint of cigarette smoke and cool alcohol, not as sweet as one would expect from the pyramid. It sounds interesting and not cliché, but I don't recommend buying it blindly. The aroma falls into the controversial category, and not everyone will like it.

The fragrance is luxurious, with a lasting power of 9 out of 10. It is pleasant, rich, moderately sweet, with a hint of sourness, alluring, and smells absolutely delicious. It has become one of my favorites.

This is the diluted plastic peach Alhambra Bright Peach with a very light tobacco.