Men
Maahir Legacy
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Descripción
Maahir Legacy by Lattafa Perfumes is a men's fragrance from the olfactive family. Launched in 2023, this composition features lime, mint, grapefruit, lavender, and pineapple in the top notes. The heart reveals black pepper, rosemary, juniper berry, geranium, and incense, while the base settles on ambroxan, vetiver, oakmoss, cashmere wood, and tonka bean.
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Salida
Lime
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Corazón
black pepper
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Base
Ambroxan
Comunidad
3,465 votos
- Positivo 80%
- Neutral 12%
- Negativo 8.4%
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It’s a delicious fragrance, I love it, super fresh, pure delight, recommended.
It’s a fragrance I don’t love at first because the opening is quite strong on the citrus, but it doesn’t reach being unpleasant. The dry down is exquisite, smells clean and fresh (to me it smells like wearing skin cream). 8/10 smells quite good and for the price it’s completely worth it.
I like it! At first the opening is a bit ‘scratchy’, but afterwards it gets lovely. It’s a good citrus, pity that as a citrus it lasts what a citrus lasts. If it lasted a bit longer, I’d repurchase.
In short, it smells like lemonade with lavender. The perfume is very pleasant, fresh and cheerful; the opening is a bit metallic but passes quickly. It’s excellent for everyday use, even I like to wear it to sleep because the scent relaxes me. I’ve received very good comments when I wear it or show it to friends. For the $20 (approx) it cost me, I can’t ask for more.
I would define Maahir Legacy as ‘refreshing’. It’s a citrus, green and aromatic blend that feels excellent for warm climates and certainly will please everyone, emitting a clean, versatile and utterly charming scent. The opening is mainly citrus and green, and as it dries down we perceive the aromatic nuances of juniper berries and rosemary, all with a solid base of vetiver and moss. Performance is very standout, especially for a citrus. It’s highly recommended for those seeking not just a pretty aesthetic, but a notable ‘workhorse’ for its versatility, freshness and ability to attract compliments. Maahir Legacy is, without a doubt, a wonderful option that deserves a place in any collection.
I saw it on TikTok all the time and went to try it; I absolutely don’t regret not buying it. It smells like a pre-pubescent everyday deodorant, but in a good way. However, I felt it was too simple considering how beautiful the bottle and box are. Would I recommend it? Yes, for a school child it would be perfect.
I’ve been wearing it on and off for a month and it’s not as potent as I expected. I use it in warm-dry summer weather with 30-32 degrees and I sweat a lot, but it does deliver that potent citrus freshness. In my case, it fades quickly: the trail lasts an hour and a half and then it’s skin-only until eight hours. On clothes, it lasts more than 12 hours (until I threw it in the wash). It’s good for summer, though I think with a bit more breeze (spring or a less heavy summer) it would perform better. Without the luxury presentation which adds a small extra value, it would be perfect costing under $20. Price here: $24-27. UPDATE: after many months it has more body, projects for 2-3 hours and lasts about 10 hours on skin, nicely skin-close for the last 2 or 3.
Reviews are positive, but honestly, it’s nothing surprising.
I didn’t like it at all. Maybe it’s because it’s a decant; I’m not sure if that makes a difference. I’ve read countless good reviews, but simply doesn’t take my fancy. It’s a synthetic-sounding citrus. Since I buy several Arabic perfume decants, I know you can’t expect natural quality at this price point. There are better citrus options in this price range, and there’s no need to make a fuss. As I always say, it’s my opinion; if you like it, go ahead.
Definitely not! At 21, this smells like stuffed green olive – something that reminds me of a grandmother. I’d only recommend this if you’re looking for compliments from older people. Rating: 10/1000. Scent: 50/1000. Sillage: 100/1000. Longevity: 720/1000. Instagram: @risso._.Anghell
Yes, we all agree on that: the opening is a fairly synthetic citrus (what one might expect given the price). But after five minutes, it smells like a minty, aromatic citrus (likely due to the lavender), quite accomplished. It fulfils its function as a daily fragrance. I had just bought it and it didn’t last long, so I relegated it to the back for three months… I was hugely surprised when I applied it again: projection and longevity improved significantly. I’ve also received compliments, especially from women at work, who say they detect woods in the trail. In conclusion, as a workhorse fragrance, yes, I recommend it.
I love this type of scent; what freshness!
It’s okay for getting by, but to make it last, you need to pump it fifteen times. I don’t think I’ll buy it again, but it serves for emergency use.
Folks, this perfume smells very much like Creed Virgin Island FIN.
Smells like Sprite, 7Up, or some white citrus drink, but sweeter.
Don’t pay any attention to @Riki1977’s comment; it has nothing to do with Creed Virgin Island Water.
To the novices claiming it doesn’t last or that you need to pump it repeatedly: they probably just opened it and sprayed it once. These Arab scents need to macerate for two months and become bombs that last until the next day with just two sprays.
The only thing I didn’t like was that musky note not listed in the description, which lasts no more than four or five hours; without it, it would be a most pleasant minty citrus.
Smells great for summer, but it’s a shame it fades within two hours and smells like detergent or shaving foam.
There are dozens of fresh, natural Italian colognes that do the same thing. Perhaps they lack Maahir Legacy’s projection, but they don’t smell so synthetic. The clash of lemon, lavender, and pepper isn’t for everyone. Almost all Arab fragrances need a 10 or 20% dose of self-deception: they claim to be missing something, but where is the quality, the expensive ingredients, a non-strident opening, and a well-constructed pyramid? Hardly anything.
Excellent fragrance: fresh, citrusy, and green, ideal for summer. Although it reminds me of Sedley by Parfums de Marly, it’s sportier and fruitier. The opening is citrus with lime, grapefruit, and ripe pineapple, with mint for freshness and lavender. Drying down reveals black pepper and rosemary in a fougère accord. The base has vetiver, moss, ambroxan, and tonka bean, with fresh incense instead of smoky. It lasts about six hours on skin and days on clothes. Intense sillage at first but then discreet. A true beauty.
I use it for work and am surprised when people ask what I’m wearing; I smell like a clean man. It lasts my seven-hour shift, perhaps longer on clothes. Fresh and clean; at first it might clash a bit, but within ten minutes, it’s perfect. For the price it has, it goes very well.
I was a little dizzy at first due to the ‘gentlemanly’ touch, but upon smelling it more, it’s absolutely delicious. It’s not for older people as some say; in fact, I’ve received many compliments. One of the best citrus perfumes. 10/10.
I’d say it’s for mature people. The downside is that it’s very alcoholic and synthetic, with mediocre longevity. Nothing like Club de Nuit Intense Man. I’d go for any other option.
Smells like a clean man; excellent for gym, office, school, or university. At first, it smells strong of alcohol and a bit off, but once it dries, it’s like high-quality shaving foam. Longevity is short, between 3 and 5 hours, but for the price, you can’t ask for more. Ideal for a quick fix and reapplicable. It comes with a body spray and air freshener that smell lovely.
It’s a fulfilling scent, not beast mode, but after wearing it and reapplying to clothes, it stays fixed very nicely. My wife, who hardly likes anything, told me I smell great whenever I wear it.
100% recommended. Good scent, good longevity (lasts days on clothes), good sillage, and excellent price. The quality-to-price ratio is totally worth it.
It depends on the heat and humidity on my skin. With the July heat, it sometimes smells like Fabuloso Blue. In cooler weather, it smells much better. The opening is a bit spicy, but over time it dries down to a pleasant, discreet musky mint.
Definitely a spectacle! An impressive fragrance, one of my daily wears alongside Salvo. I recommend it for day, gym, beach, or work. I wouldn’t use it at night, but Arabian perfumes continue to surprise with better creations every day.
Excellent perfume for the price. It opens with intense citrus and mint, projects heavily at first, then settles on the skin blending the citrus with moss and vetiver – very pleasant. A good option, though there are better ones like Turathi Blue. I bought it in winter; in summer, it would surely shine even more.
A daily perfume that opens with natural citrus and mint, perhaps citronella, but quickly settles into a barbershop scent, masculine and clean with lavender and moss. Ideal for everyday wear. The longevity is good, covering a working day in a close bubble.
It’s an easy-to-please fragrance, ideal as a gift with a nice bottle and a common aroma, which is precisely its weak point. From my perspective as a collector, if I saw it for under thirty dollars, I’d buy it without hesitation. But here it costs fifty-seven dollars, so it’s an avoidable purchase. I love twelve of its fifteen notes, but I can’t judge the longevity as I only tested it in the perfumery.
At first, it didn’t convince me, but my wife loved it and now I wear it regularly until I truly liked it. It smells like a typical men’s fragrance, but one that smells good. When the bottle is finished, I’m sure I’ll buy it again.
I left this bottle to macerate for several months before taking it to Acapulco. I had the surprise of my life: I applied it at 7 pm, went to the beach, ate, and danced, and the next day it was still lingering.
A daily perfume, very good but only if you like citrus. It’s super functional, ideal for summer and spring. A 100% safe bet.
A good perfume to buy blind. It smells masculine and most people like it. It’s a less intense and more synthetic version of Sedley, but at thirty euros, it’s totally worth it. It catches the eye not for being exotic, but for smelling too clean.
The opening is intense, almost like insecticide or ice-cold Sprite, but then it settles into a clean scent with ambroxan. Initially, it lasts only about two hours, but after three months of maturation, it develops rosemary, a divine incense, and musky notes that are incredible on skin. Now it lasts six or seven hours. The trick is to apply it on clothes; there it’s eternal and the hint of Sprite lingers. Ideal for summer, it shines in the heat without being overpowering. It’s not sweet like other colognes, nor youthful; it smells like a man. Better than many designer perfumes costing triple the price. Plus, it smells like geranium from the garden.
What a clean and rich scent! It certainly projects massively on both clothes and skin. I wore it all day and it was still detectable; a total success.
For those seeking clean scents, this is a winner. No need to say more; it’s simply spectacular.
Smells like just out of the shower and freshly shaved; super fresh and citrusy. While it recalls Bleu de Chanel, this Maahir Legacy lasts twice as long: whereas the original fades in four hours, this on skin still smells great ten hours later. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s timeless and perfect for smelling clean all day.