Lattaf Sheikh Al Shuyukh Luxe Edition Ambery Spicy Woody EDP 100ml by House Of Niche Fragrance

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I feel like I am being hugged… Hungarians say “patience produces roses”, which means “good things come to those, who wait” and… I definitely got my roses. Some are a little sweeter, some more cinnamon, some a bit woodier, some a bit more leathery, some with grandma's rose note, but they all run together after a while. To me, personally, I love it, and that I am not very fond of sweetness, but the treatment of the sweetness in the perfumes of this house, is so exquisite, that even the most reluctant to the sweet could take it without problems.

Bottom line, if you have Shaghef Oud and love it, you will probably want Sheikh Al Shuyuk in your collection as the airier version If you have these 2, you don't need Oud Vanille as there is too much overlap. I’ve only just got into Arabian fragrance and I’ve got to say some are very hit and miss, but this one is an absolute winner. I've noticed a trend with lattafa scents that they need a few months, sometimes even a year, to actually smell good. I only rate fragrances which i tested for at least a month in different environment and with different people. Please note as with all fragrances, they must be kept out of direct sunlight and away from hot/cold elements.Other than an outdoor cafe on a cool day, I just won't have much occasion to wear them, and thus no point to have a gallon of them sitting on a shelf. it doesnt have the cheap alcohol smell when spraying larger amounts, and it still has a beautiful scent profile. A woody and orienta unisexl fragrance for men and women, Qaed Al Fursan is built around the exotic and luxurious ingredients of saffron, pineapple, jasmine, fir balsam, oud wood, cedarwood and amber.

Because I just blind bought 3 Lattafa fragrances (they are ridiculously cheap in my country - 15 USD each) and OMG - there is no such thing as quiality here!The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

You will be surprised to find how this smells like natural caramel made of high-quality butter, toasted and melted white sugar, a pinch of cream, and a healthy amount of salt. The caramel, rose, vanilla, and amber REALLY shine through in the dry down, with just enough smokey wood to keep it from being overly sweet. Composition of the fragrance Sheikh Al Shuyukh Luxe Edition opens with opulent aromas of cinnamon bark, seductive rose flowers and spicy saffron while announcing an irresistible mixture of caramel and patchouli in the heart. Sheikh Al Shuyukh Luxe Edition is a new luxurious edition which blends precious spices, warmth of woody notes with softness of vanilla. You can see from my wardrobe that I'm a lover of Arabian Scents, and have many more that aren't on Fragrantica, so when I say it's revolting, I am calibrating with Western and Eastern scents.As the review below pointed it out, it starts off with a prominent patchouli which is surrounded by rose and oudh which come forward immediately and stay so for the entirety; you can also detect saffron and cinnamon but I feel these are more at the background. The first time I sprayed it it was too sweet for me and I was somewhat disappointed and almost wrote it off but give it a few minutes. Sheikh Al Shuyukh Final Edition Eau De Parfum by Lattafa Perfumes will win you over from the first sniff and never cease to surprise you. I bought this last year and I wasn’t The biggest fan of it however, I did keep it in my collection and in the end, I completely forgot about it until I sorted out my perfume wardrobe earlier on this morning for the transitioning seasons. This is a unisex fragrance which is perfect for those who love amber, oud, sandalwood, jasmine, patchouli and fresh oriental sweet spice scents.