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Art Of Universe
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Art Of Universe by Lattafa Perfumes is a 2025 creation belonging to the aromatic citrus olfactive family, designed for men and women. This new fragrance unfolds with mandarin, ginger, bergamot and mint in its top notes; pear and orange blossom in its heart; and musk, amber and cedar in its base.
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I bought it because of influencers, but it doesn’t resemble Blue Talisman; it has its own DNA. At first, I didn’t like it, so I let it macerate for two months and it changed. My partner didn’t like it either; it makes him dizzy, especially in the heat. I bought it for my dad and it suits him well; it lasts over 12 hours on skin and clothes. It smells fruity and woody at the start: a sweet tangerine opening with mint and a little ginger. On me, it hardly changes, becoming very sweet and fresh; on my dad, it’s soft and fresh with a huge trail. I think someone mature between 30 and 60 would like it for open places like the beach, using few sprays because it smells very strong and could be overpowering. It gives me the sensation of smelling luxury gummies; it smells good.
In my opinion, it doesn’t resemble Blue Talisman. Perhaps it’s a very sweet flanker. I’ve read it’s an ‘Erba Pura Sport’ and that’s true, it’s heading in that direction. It’s not bad, but if you’re looking for a clone of Blue Talisman, this Art Of Universe isn’t the one for you.
I tried it in a decant. The pear note is very marked and I didn’t like it at all. To me, it smells like olives at the start, a nasty smell. It improves a little as it dries down, but definitely not for me. I also don’t sense any resemblance to Erba Pura. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blind.
Very fruity, the pear note dominates from start to finish, accompanied by a cedar base.
It comes in a presentation from another world. Futuristic aesthetics based on the universe, a metal case from Lataffa’s Pride collection, and even includes a book. In my opinion, it’s clearly feminine, nothing unisex. It smells good, but very much in the style of Nina Ricci. I sold it and kept a decant; I can’t see an occasion to wear it. I prefer perfumes with a masculine character, and this goes to the extreme opposite. During the week, all the women told me they would wear it themselves. At first, there are sweet notes, pear and very sweet tangerine. It evolves leaving a trail of woody musk, but always with the citrus present. I give it 8.5: it smells good, lasts 7-8 hours with 10 sprays, and has a reasonable price, but it’s for women.
My first review: I had just started collecting and this fragrance is my favourite so far. It hasn’t been surpassed, not even by Bharara King. It’s incredibly captivating; the pear gives it a unique touch. Unlike Honor & Glory, which sounds feminine to me, this is 100% masculine and fruity. Ideal if you enjoy sweet and fruity scents. Sometimes I mix it with 9PM Rebel or Bharara, but on its own it’s my go-to today, very different from my Sauvage. The longevity is brutal, from the opening all the way to the woody base which smells just like skin. Exquisite for all day.
It’s a disappointment. It smells like super sweet tangerine or passion fruit juice turned into perfume. I wouldn’t recommend it, especially not blind. I have no idea when to wear it; it’s horrible. Even the opening smells like olives.
I love the opening, but once it dries down, it smells like Haramain Gold, which makes me feel sick and gives me a headache. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blind.
It’s a massive citrus bomb with good projection (be careful with the blast radius, it can be overwhelming) and lasts around 8 hours on skin. If you love citrus, buy it blind without a second thought.
Does anyone find it reminiscent of Black L’Exces by Rabanne?
Very potent citrus opening, slightly artificial, then it moderates and becomes more pleasant. When dry it matches Al Haramain’s Gold Edition or Erba Pura; I don’t notice the pear but do smell the fruity note. It’s not my style, it leans feminine and tires me, but the citrus makes it more bearable. I’ll keep my 20ml bottle; it’s not bad, but I won’t use it, it seems too youthful.
Far Away is a gem in my collection. Its potency and longevity are brutal, but what truly captivates is that super fresh scent. If you don’t absolutely crave pear and citrus, save it for another day. 10 out of 10.
Super fresh, fruity and clean fragrance, marked by pear and citrus. It’s versatile and ideal for heat, with great similarity to Ex Nihilo’s Blue Talismán. Some compare it to Al Haramain’s Amber Oud Gold for being sweet and clean, but Art of Universe steers clear of being cloying and opts for greater freshness, more light and versatile. I recommend it: it’s easy to like, luminous and stands out effortlessly.
The opening is fruity and sweet like Herba Pura, with the pear standing out, smelling more like peach. When dry, it smells much better, practically identical to Montblanc Meistertück, so it should also be a clone of that. Since the dry-down is the best, I recommend buying the Montblanc instead, as it smells the same from the start and perhaps lasts longer than Art of Universe.
It gave me a bit of a nausea; it’s sweet but I don’t know what makes me reject it. It’s fruity but at the same time sharp (note, it’s a good perfume).
I’ll be brief: it smells like gummies, for those who know the Panditas, it smells exactly like that.
Bharara King and this one go down the same path, hand in hand. I could say it’s a flanker without fear, only that it’s fresher and more citrusy at first, but it has the Erba Pura DNA, especially when dry where they are identical.
It smells like that sweet cologne I used to wear as a child, haha.
It’s a great dupe of Blue Talismán, but the price difference is brutal. It’s 95% similar, but it loses on the evolution, where the original takes the crown centavo a centavo. Still, it’s worth it.
The box is pretty and well-assembled, featuring that dark blue that matches the velvet-like foam inside, but the lid feels a bit stiff and smells of a new car rather than perfume. The opening mechanism is back-to-front for us and the leaflet reads strangely, so I’m deducting a point. The bottle has an intense blue but has a scratch on the side, and the lid lacks the magnetic click it deserves. On the front, the planets are engraved well, though the authenticity code is missing. The scent is brilliant: it starts fruity and musky with a super clean pear, mint, and ginger. The first minutes remind me of Blue Talismán, but then it evolves into an Erba Pura Pear flanker. It lasts about 8 hours on skin and 12 on clothes, projecting for half an hour and leaving a trail. It works great in any weather, is versatile and clean. Although it leans masculine, it reminds me of my sister’s Pear Splash, so it looks unisex. I’d give it a 9.5. It’s the perfume Luna Lovegood would wear, so it’s in my top 5 of Lattafa.
A youthful and unisex fragrance (easy to wear for men and I’ve received compliments), a very good scent where pear takes the lead. Although it is sweet, it is versatile; it reminds me of a pear or lychee gummy. I don’t understand people who say it smells old or like mosquito repellent; perhaps they are being paid to spread hate. The box is fantastic, very pretty with the bottle, and I feel it’s underpriced. I give it a 9 or 9.5 for the scent; I would have liked it to be a bit fresher or less sweet.
A fruity and fresh fragrance due to the mint, but I hate it; it seems disgusting to me. It smells like Tang powder juice, that cheap orange one you dissolve in water. My girlfriend loves it, but she says it’s more feminine, for a woman between thirty and forty.
I like it. I’m not sure if it’s for me; I think it’s a mix of pear with something else that stands out, smelling unisex but leaning towards feminine. Sweet, slightly synthetic, fruity and very pleasant. But I think I would prefer my sister or a friend to wear it before me. The longevity is beastly, the projection is very good and the presentation is incredible, special mention to the set in the box which looks ten out of ten.
I was very disappointed, although I expected the best. It smells like a pear-scented room freshener with a hint of musk, nothing more. Perhaps the batch wasn’t good, as it looks like it might be my favourite next time.
I tried it in-store only; it lasts forever and projects strongly, but it smells of citrus degreaser. Yes, some people like that, but ultimately it just smells like degreaser, period.
It’s a captivating scent; I let it mature for three weeks and it lasts an incredible eight solid hours. Projects like a beast for two hours. Ideal for the heat.
I feel like Lattafa is ripping us off with this thing that smells ridiculously good. What is this? Ten million points all round. I love you, Arab perfumery.
Now I understand the hype. It opens fresh and fruity with pear, green mandarin and ginger. After fifteen minutes the citrus notes fade and a delicious ambered musk rises, lasting at least twelve hours. I bought it yesterday and it was a great surprise: in one night I received three compliments, even the Uber driver asked for the name. After seven or eight hours I can’t smell it myself, but everyone around me can. It projects for three hours, but its presence lingers for twelve. Absolutely brilliant.
I bought it blind. Being a woman, I found it exquisite; it has a sweet masculine touch, special for summer, very sensual.
It’s very potent and gives me a headache with just three sprays. It lacks harmony, smelling disorganised and cheap, merely an assault of pear. The other notes aren’t noticeable at all.
What can I say? I tested this perfume thanks to a friend who bought it and it was love at first sniff, I loved it! That mentholated opening was what enveloped me. I bought it a week ago and used it for the first time this Sunday 18/1/26 and… I must say the perfume ended up overwhelming me; I think with the excitement of using it for the first time I exaggerated with the sprays. It was really overwhelming for my sensitive nose; too sharp. But I will give you an update when I use it for the second time. Take care…
It dries down just like Baharara King but doesn’t work for me: it smells like cheap agricultural spray, shrill and overwhelming, as if they added fruit just to mask the initial chemical scent.
I tested it on blotter and skin. Scent: as soon as I smelled it, it reminded me of Philos Pura (a copy of Erba Pura), but since this one carries tangerine just like that fragrance, if they are similar due to the fruity DNA and sweet base, upon closer inspection they are quite different. The Art of Universe has a citrus opening with noticeable tangerine, and as it dries, you’re left with a floral pear note with a sweet touch of amber and musk, very rich. I see it as more bearable for summer because the Amber Oud Gold or any other dupe of Erba Pura are very suffocating; I once smelled one on a day over 30 degrees and almost died. I would use it for days between 20-30 degrees. Performance: without more, 8/9 hours, good projection for one hour, low in the second. 8.8/10 (in relation to the 40€ spent and what’s said about this fragrance).
First week of using the perfume, so the maceration factor is not included here. GENERAL: It’s a fruity fragrance, with a mentholated opening but with greater emphasis on the sweet smell of apple and pear; I’d say the rest of the notes are not perceptible and are there as fixatives or to be noticed on clothes. SPECIFICS: Many people struggle to find a specific occasion to use it -due to its mix of ‘fresh’ and ‘sweet’-, but personally it seems designed for casual occasions related to nature in mild weather, such as a picnic with your partner or playing recreational frisbee with friends to break the routine. I wouldn’t recommend it for sports with more movement and sweating. EXTRAS: I bought the gift set (100ml EDP, 20ml EDP travel, bodyspray + atomiser) and can testify that the reviews saying it only smells of pear didn’t test the original EDP. For some unknown reason, the 20ml EDP doesn’t have those mentholated opening notes and goes straight to sweet exclusively of pear (I also tested the 20ml before the 100ml in public space and got the same erroneous impression about the original). Regarding the set, the bodyspray is quite weak even compared to deodorants; I suppose its purpose is to revitalise the scent without being invasive. Personal rating: 9.0. Longevity: 8.0. Sillage: 7.5.
It’s an excellent fragrance, only that it was hyped so much that expectations were raised. Citrus-fruity opening; if you detect pear (I do, because that note gives me something weird), it doesn’t resemble Bharara King (compare both), it does remind me of Erba Pura. It’s completely unisex; I even gave one to my mum. It lasts very well. It gives me olfactory fatigue at times, but I was told it projects to 5 metres.
Hello. Although from the first moment I smelled it on blotter I didn’t like it (I felt it was rotten citrus, more specifically lemon), I was given it for my birthday and still wanted to give it a chance and wow. It’s not the eighth wonder but it does a very good job; it’s very confusing at first as it hovers between citrus and fruity. I’ve already tested it in heat and cold and although many identify it for any climate, I would say it works better at night or in cool-cold climates. Scent 9/10. Longevity 10/10. Sillage 10/10. Thanks.
It has a very prominent trail; the first hour can be heavy, but its fruity and fresh notes are ideal for mild or hot days. The longevity on skin is incredible: I’ve used it five times and everyone has smelled it even after 12 hours. It has been a pleasant surprise and discovery because its scent doesn’t resemble anything I’ve tried before.
At first: SWEET. Extremely sweet. The tangerine smells more like orange, very ‘candy’, like candied fruit. There’s a very subtle hint of bergamot. I don’t detect ginger, mint, or bergamot. The mix of ‘pear’ (if it is pear, it’s a very ripe one, the kind that makes you want to eat it immediately) with tangerine gives me more of an impression of peach. It’s heavy; after five minutes indoors, it becomes exhausting. No one would think it’s for summer heat, max 20-25 degrees. It has a very feminine touch, almost lady-like. It doesn’t smell bad, but it is very overwhelming. That would be a disaster for me: too sweet, strong, and without nuances… but: after half an hour, a pleasant, potent musk appears, on the edge of being annoying but not quite there, which takes control. The sweetness recedes into the background and becomes imperceptible over time. Then cedar emerges, giving it a smoky, woody touch, absolutely delicious. It’s a bit like the dry-down of CDNIM but less obnoxious. It stays the same until the end. It easily lasts 10 hours on skin. It’s totally different from how it started. In my experience with Arab perfumes, time gives them balance: the exaggerated notes are regularised and the subtle ones take more presence. If that happens here, it would become interesting; for now, I wouldn’t buy it again, although thanks to the dry-down it doesn’t seem horrible. One month later – only one spray: it comes out richer, with bergamot present, a bit of mint, feeling fresher and less syrupy. It has a very oriental touch, reminding me of incense shops. It takes a bit longer to become invasive, but it does. It no longer smells like peach, but it remains very sweet in the dry-down and exhausting in enclosed spaces. After several hours, it transforms again into that rich woody and musky dry-down. It’s openly for autumn/winter, or spring if it’s just one spray. Brutal projection and longevity. God protect me from someone wearing this above 25 C indoors. Although it’s not my taste due to the sweetness, I’ve found an interesting use: spraying it in the clothes wardrobe. When you wear clothes that have been in there, only that rich woody dry-down remains, which goes great under another perfume, giving body and richness to a classic fougère or something more wearable. We’ll see if it keeps changing…
For those from Argentina: it’s like spraying yourself with a tetrapack of Baggio multifruit. That’s what dominates at first. It’s not a bad perfume, but I wouldn’t wear it. I also don’t see it as totally masculine.
Smells like those old-fashioned tutti-frutti kids’ perfumes, lol, nothing more to say.