Lattafa Teriaq for Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce / 100 ml

Love this perfume it smells so good, sweet and so soft. Definitely for the colder days i would say especially fall. The bottle looks so nice except for the snake which i'm not too fond of, the bottle looks big and so cute. The quality is amazing and the price is awesome for the quality of the perfume.

First off, La Belle by JPG is my number one fragrance. That being said...This is nothing like JPG La Belle!It is, however, a stunning fragrance all on its own. It definitely isn't a fragrance to blind buy, though that's what I did. I always buy before trying because I'm impulsive. You don't have to be like me, lol.To me, the pink pepper, caramel, and rhubarb really stand out in the beginning upon initial spray. After it dries down about 2 minutes, the leather note peeks out at you like "Hi, I've been here all a long!" And then you realize it was there in the beginning, but so quiet you barely noticed! That pink pepper is stealing most of the leathers spotlight in the beginning. You can still smell the sweetness of the caramel, but now the honey is jumping at you along with those floral notes giving this a sweet, warm, floral fresh vibe.After about 6 minutes, the leather is very much there now, and the sweetness of the caramel has now been joined by the sweetness of the vanilla and labdanum. You get warmth from the honey and caramel combined with the amberness of the labdanum. That pink pepper is now saying hi to the vetiver as they join together for a spicy earthy note.All together it is sweet, warm, fresh, spicy, and a tad bit fruity. It's absolutely gorgeous!But, I do smell what some say is a medicinal note. It's not strong, so it's easy to ignore for me.Good luck if you blind buy!!!

This is my third lattafa perfume, but the first that I've really loved. I bought Yara, based on many positive reviews on social media. The scent was powdery and felt more like something my Nana would wear. Then I tried Mayar, which was much better. It smells primarily if grapefruit, but still leans toward being a scent for an older woman. I would've abandoned the brand but I loved the longevity of their fragrances and their are so many to choose from. The price point is amazing as well. So I gave it another shot..I struggle with sweet fragrances. I don't like the idea of smelling like food, or a bath and body works. I wanted something that was sweet, but also spicy, sultry, and fresh. This fits the bill. When it first sprays I get a strong caramel scent. When it dries down, that mellow out but still lingers. What remains is clean, mildly sweet, and unique.

It literally smells amazing! It’s sweet but not childish. It’s a very mature scent! It’s also very strong and isn’t synthetic smelling. It also has a hint of spiciness but not to the point where it overwhelms the sweet. It’s perfect for any event! I’m not sure of the longevity I’m yet to wear it out but I hope it lasts long!

Best blind buy ever - *if* you like sweet gourmand scents)PROS:+ Lataffa sure knows how to design packaging (and a perfume). The box & bottle for Teriaq is so beautiful that I treasure it almost as much as I do the fragrance. If you are gifting this, the recipient is going to be thrilled with the box and bottle if nothing else.+ The fragrance is a true gourmand.+ It's smells expensive, luxurious, and very interesting.+ This smells nice right away - no macerating needed.There are no negatives - unless you do NOT like sweet, gourmand scents.This one is not just nice-smelling in a flat, single-note kind of way. I don't think I've ever used the word "complex" to describe a fragrance because I never understood it until now. The "main accords" for this are: sweet, caramel, leather, fruity, honey, almond, animalic, vanilla, musky, powdery. The TOP notes: caramel, bitter almond, apricot, pink pepper. MIDDLE notes: honey, rhubarb, white flowers, rose. BASE notes: leather, vanilla, musk, vetiver.I love Cheirosa '71 and I can smell some of that buried in here under the leather. This scent is so richly deep and velvety. I can't tell if it's the caramel, apricot, or almond that's hitting in the first moments. It's fruity but not in a juicy, bright way; it's more dark, secretive, and sensual. I now understand how leather can work so well with caramel. After about and hour, this dries down (on my older & drier skin) and becomes a soft, sweet vanilla skin scent.Again, the bottle and package are masterpiece beautiful! I always keep my Lattafa packages just because they look as pretty as the scents smell. I'm going to try to follow the advice of some users to put this is perfume prison for a while, but I don't know if I can leave this along long enough to let if develop! I am very tempted to get another bottle right now just to have more on hand! Lattafa is my "broke can be beautiful" go-to!