Breeze by Lattafa Perfumes

Worn for three hours and it’s already a 10/10. At first glance, that scent of cleanliness and freshness is exactly what I love about life. Although I’m not familiar with MFK 724 or Blanche, after that sparkling, ultra-clean opening from Breeze, the trail it leaves smells just like Zara’s Blanc-a-Porter (limited edition). Once it dries down, I feel they’re twins. Recommended.

If you like 212 Men, this is the ‘creamy’ version thanks to the sandalwood. It has cardamom, but it’s not sweet. Imagine 212 as liquid soap diluted in Breeze water: it would be a soap with denser foam. They say it needs maceration to gain projection; right now it’s intimate. Ideal for feeling clean without more. If you can get it at a good price, it’s worth it. Known aroma, nothing revolutionary. 7.5/10.

Smells like a freshly washed car and pencil, but in a good way. When it settles, it smells of sweet and subtle coconut. The first time it didn’t convince me, but I let it macerate for a month and now I truly enjoy it.

Mmm, I haven’t quite figured it out yet. First it smells like bathroom cleaning product, then like graphite pencils, strange. The 4711 colognes are superior; I had high expectations for the notes but can’t find what they say. If it changes upon oxidation, I’ll let you know. Fortunately, it doesn’t last on the skin; it disappears in 20 minutes. I wouldn’t buy it again.

A spectacular fragrance, one of those that ‘doesn’t offend anyone’, yet it’s a delight to smell and smell and smell again. I haven’t smelled anything like it; it’s like a seven-star hotel soap. It’s undoubtedly a jewel. As for longevity and projection, we’ll see later. If you’ve read this far, you’ve been intrigued, so go ahead and try it without fear. But keep the secret so it doesn’t become mass-produced and remains ‘a unique scent’.

A rich, fresh, floral citrus perfume, highly recommended and totally unisex 50/50.

Very good perfume, unisex for me. A very pleasant citrus opening, scent of fine soap and floral, very nice. What doesn’t convince me in the first uses is the projection and longevity, but I’ll let it sit for a month or two so it can oxidise. The first impressions have been excellent; I have a 20 ml bottle and I’m sure I’ll buy the large bottle.

What a well-made fragrance! It follows the path of my beloved 724 by MFK. From the very first spray, bergamot is clear, with jasmine and musk as the dominant notes. There’s little evolution, though the woody notes (cedar and sandalwood) in the dry down give it body. A daytime scent for spring and summer. Completely unisex, though some might find it slightly feminine due to the jasmine, musk, and cyclamen notes. It brings a burst of vitality and crispness, just like 724 MFK. The longevity is excellent for a citrus/floral with a moderate projection lasting about two hours. The quality-to-price ratio is the best I’ve found from Lattafa. The Pride collection has some scents that, if a designer or niche brand bottled them under their own name, would ask for at least €100 and sell them out of stock… When things are done right, there’s nothing else to do but congratulate. Great work, Lattafa. 100% recommended!

An exquisite perfume. If you enjoy musks, this is for you. It has a strong differentiation from the heavy gourmand trend. It’s for those who feel good and confident with scents that aren’t mainstream. It’s fresh, vital, and enveloping without being overwhelming. Perfect for summer, though it could also be interesting on cold nights, although that’s more of a hypothesis than a confirmed fact. I tried it because my sister bought it, and it shows very good longevity, better than the average designer perfume. It’s going straight to my wish list.