Lattafa Perfumes Nasheet Eau de Parfum

My husband really liked this perfume. It is a replica of the ANI perfume by Nishane. It is a very well-made replica. At the beginning, it has a fresh scent, like lemon with herbs and pine, but after about 10 minutes, vanilla and smoky woody notes come in. Superb!

I really like it a lot!

I really love it!

Thank you, Makeup team, for listening to the request and bringing back this fragrance on the website. I was really looking forward to it and really wanted it. The perfume really resembles my favorite Nishane Ani, even from just smelling it, it's incredibly long-lasting, alluring, and has a great sillage. The bottle is heavy and well-made. Thank you so much for making my dream come true. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season.

Thank you, Makeup team, for listening to my request and bringing back this fragrance on the website. I have been eagerly waiting for it and really wanted it. The perfume truly resembles my favorite Nishane Ani, even from the first sniff it is incredibly long-lasting, enticing, and leaves a beautiful trail. The bottle is heavy and well-made. Thank you so much for fulfilling my dream. Wishing you happy holidays.

For some reason, I sense a chocolaty note of patchouli here, even though it's not listed in the pyramid. Hints of thyme and saffron also come to mind, along with robust spices infused with bergamot, lemon, and violet. All of this is accompanied by a slightly sweet taste reminiscent of old book pages.

Undoubtedly, this is a wonderful, not overly sweet, spicy fragrance that is a worthy representative of Lattafa.

On the first test, it reminded me of Camara Touch for women, but with a less sweet profile, and I didn't like it. However, once it settled after some time, it opened up much more pleasantly.

It's definitely worth adding to your collection. My husband ordered them for me from his account, and I highly recommend it if you collect Arabian perfumes.

For some reason, I sense a chocolaty note of patchouli here, even though it's not listed in the pyramid. Hints of thyme, saffron, and spices with bergamot, lemon, and violet are also present. All of this is accompanied by a sweet taste of old book pages. Undoubtedly, it is a wonderful, not overly sweet, spicy fragrance, worthy of being a representative of Lattafa. Upon the first test, it reminded me of Camara Touch for women, but less sweet and I didn't like it. However, when I gave it some time from the cold, it opened up much more pleasantly. It's worth adding to your collection. My husband ordered them for me from his account, so I recommend it if you collect Arabian perfumes.