Yara by Lattafa Perfumes

It lasts nothing, just like other Lattafa perfumes.

Smells like strawberries and cream; I’m not a sweet person, but it doesn’t bother me. Ideal for quiet days or casual outings, though it doesn’t last long.

Pleasant aroma for everyday wear; I’m on my second bottle; highly recommended.

It was a gift; it smells nice but isn’t my favourite. I mainly detect vanilla and candy. Nothing more.

A sweet, gourmand, and fresh fragrance… malty with strawberry, whipped cream, and flowers. Ultra-feminine, long-lasting, and economical. As a smart shopper, I give it 8/10 for quality and price. I don’t give it 10 because it went bad very quickly; I bought it less than a year ago and noticed the formula had changed, the colour oxidised, but the scent remained. Less than 12 months of use is a negative point. Otherwise, it’s a great aroma, excellent price, and good longevity. A safe option for starting with gourmands; it’s not cloying. For me: a smart buy.

An aunt gifted it to me in 2024; it smells delicious like pancakes, strawberries, whipped cream, and vanilla. It didn’t last long on the skin, a maximum of 4 hours, and didn’t leave much of a trail. It smells nice, but I wouldn’t buy it again because since January last year it started smelling very childish, like a catalogue perfume for little girls. I finished it but wouldn’t buy it again. If it smells nice, sweet, and very gourmand, I’m not that much of a fan.

I bought it due to positive reviews and it hasn’t disappointed. It smells like a delicious strawberry shake on my skin. I like the slight comparison to Bianco Latte; it’s worth it. It’s informal but rich; I use it sparingly.

They say it’s overused and smells generic, but… it’s the only one I’ve gone through three bottles of. For me, it’s the perfect balance between powdery, clean, and sweet. It doesn’t smell like strawberry milkshake or baby powder as people claim, but more like ‘makeup powder’. It’s not tiring, and although it’s easy to identify, it’s the one that has earned me the most compliments.

I finally have it and I must say it’s very romantic and delicate. The dry-down is beautiful. The trail and longevity aren’t huge, but for the price it’s brilliant. The bottle is pretty too. I’d wear it all year round except in summer. Mostly daytime, though it could work at night depending on your taste. I’ve loved it.

It smells nice but is very basic; it doesn’t remind me of anything. It just smells sweet and floral, but I couldn’t identify the notes. Plus, seven people in my city have already smelled it, which is worse than the rest of the world.

A simple and sweet scent, like a strawberry shortcake with a hint of talcum powder. Excellent value for money, soft and perfect for everyday wear. I recommend it: it’s subtle, ideal for layering without being overpowering. If you want to smell good without the fuss, this is a safe bet.

One of my favourites. I have dry skin and perfumes usually don’t last long on me, but here: the exact opposite. It leaves a cotton-candy scent and it’s the reason I’ve received the most compliments. If you’re looking for something coquettish and sweet, this is undoubtedly the best quality/price option.

It’s cute, but rather simple.

Very rich and feminine, but extremely ubiquitous. I went to a crowded place and everyone smelled the same… I like it, but I still choose other perfumes when I don’t want to go unnoticed.

I bought it due to the hype, but I don’t understand if those reviewing it here are hallucinating or simply being coquettish. It’s a boring perfume that makes me feel like a woman. It smells like nothing or smells old. In the dry down, it smells like old urine. It’s not worth the cost, it doesn’t work, and don’t spend money on it. Those who say it lasts 8 hours, trails, and so on, are you right? You won’t hate it if someone gifts it to you, but a body splash is better.