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Najdia Tribute
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Najdia Tribute by Lattafa Perfumes is a fragrance from the Leather family, designed for men and women. Launched in 2021, this composition features apple, ginger, mandarin, and bergamot as top notes; violet leaf, guaiac wood, saffron, and cedar in the heart; and leather, ambergris, oud wood, and sandalwood as base notes.
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Salida
apple
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Corazón
violet leaf
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Base
leather
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- Positivo 74%
- Neutral 14%
- Negativo 12%
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To start, it’s a strange fragrance, hard to describe. It won’t please everyone, nor the first sniff, but with patience it’s an excellent proposal. I bought it blind thinking of woody citrus and leather, but it smells like something else, very odd. The opening is a bomb: spicy and sour green apple dominate, the citrus passes quickly and the spices take over. It’s potent, oriental and chaotic, with animal touches of ginger and saffron. As it dries down it balances, the spices lower and the violet leaf and leather shine, the main event. Over time it becomes exquisite. In short: difficult opening, spicy, sour and animal; then it balances with violet, leather and woods. It’s exotic and potent. Lasts 10-11 hours on skin with 2-3 hours of projection and on clothes it lasts days. If you’re looking for something exotic, animal and potent, it’s a good option.
Well, but it’s strange. Did they try to make a clone? It’s certainly not for everyone. It briefly touches on Fahrenheit, smells like Van Cleef Tsar, and recalls the leather and green cedar of L’Eau d’Issey Wood & Wood, with a lot of note chaos. Day or night? It’s not too heavy. Forget the delight of Najdia (that clone of Invictus Aqua which had thousands of praises); this smells different, somewhat undefined but with power. I won’t keep it.
It’s good but strange, did they try to make a clone? It’s certainly not for everyone. It briefly touches on Fahrenheit, smells like Van Cleef Tsar, and recalls the leather and green cedar of L’Eau d’Issey Wood & Wood, with a lot of note chaos. Day or night? It’s not too heavy. Forget the delight of Najdia (that clone of Invictus Aqua which had thousands of praises); this smells different, somewhat undefined but with power. I won’t keep it.
It’s a 9PM with a leather scent. This perfume is rare due to its opening; at the start it smells very much of burnt leather, so much so that it reaches the point of smelling like copper wire. The hardest part is the opening; it’s very overwhelming. But then, when it dries down, it’s a delight: pure green apple with cinnamon and ginger. The perfume smells depending on where you apply it; if you put it on skin without clothes, it smells of apple and cinnamon; if you put it on skin and wear a jacket, the leather notes are more felt. I think this scent won’t please many, unlike others that are magnets for compliments; I think the leather scent was unnecessary. With ginger, apple, and cinnamon it could have been something fantastic. Would I buy it again? It depends on how it macerates and how its evolution looks. Is it recommended to buy blindly? It depends; for its price of 20 dollars, which is an EDP and has a sweet touch, I would say yes, but you must be tolerant and wait for the evolution. Is it an option as a leather-scented perfume? No, I don’t think so; that’s not its focus. It does have something: it’s a perfume with good sillage and longevity. I’ll keep testing it and if there are updates, we’ll see here.
It’s a 9PM with a leather scent. Odd in the opening: it smells like burnt leather, almost like copper wire. The opening is overwhelming, but as it dries down it’s a delight: green apple, cinnamon and ginger. It smells depending on where you put it: on skin it smells of apple and cinnamon; with a jacket, the leather stands out. I don’t think many will like it; it’s not a compliment magnet like others. The leather perhaps was too much; with ginger, apple and cinnamon it could have been fantastic. Would I buy it again? Depends on how it macerates and evolves. Blind buy? For $20, EDP and the sweet touch, yes, but be tolerant and wait for the evolution. Is it for leather lovers? No, that’s not its focus. It has good trail and longevity, I’ll keep testing it.
A strange and confusing fragrance, hard to understand. It took me a few days to distinguish what I was smelling because it has a jumble of notes that confuses at first. The opening is super alcoholic and potent, and not very pleasant, but after 5 minutes that’s gone. What I mean by confusing is that the heart is violet plus leather. However, the first two hours are dominated by a mix of ginger, apple, bergamot, and a bit of tangerine, along with a powerful and aggressive violet (although secondary at first, it gains presence). I say mix because I’m not able to distinguish the notes clearly; you can catch traces of ginger or apple, but it’s a very homogeneous mix that forms a characteristic scent on its own. The first time it reminded me of wipes, with a very strong clean smell. Having smelled it more, it reminds me a lot of the opening of YSL Y EDP, but mixed with the violet. The truth is, once you figure out what you’re smelling, it becomes addictive and gives a great fresh and clean sensation. But it takes time to get used to it. When dry, the apple, ginger, and bergamot notes from YSL disappear, and the violet comes out with a subtle leather that makes it more bearable. The protagonist is the violet. The dry down smells like talc, but it’s wonderful; I’ve read it smells like the old Dior Fahrenheit, but since I haven’t heard it, I can’t say. I think this scent is very polarising: you either love it or hate it. It smells quite masculine, but not ‘macho’, or at least it doesn’t give me those vibes that Aqua di Gio does. Finally, in the last hours, when it’s close to the skin, the oud comes out and it becomes a fragrance that revolves around it; the first time it was funny to me that it took so much control. It gives the strange finishing touch this enigmatic fragrance deserves. In conclusion, it’s very multifaceted. I think it has three distinct profiles throughout its life. That’s why I find it hard to wear; at first it’s confusing, but once you get used to it and understand it, you’ll like it more. I don’t know if I’ll wear it outside the house, because I don’t think it fits my personality; it’s very masculine but doesn’t smell alpha, it’s for an alternative man without going overboard. It performs very well, projects moderately for about 4-5 hours and lasts up to 10-12 hours on my skin. For its price, if it convinces you, I would buy it.
Strange and confusing fragrance, hard to understand. I took days to differentiate what it smells like because it has a jumble of notes that confuses at first. The opening is super alcoholic and potent, not very pleasant, but after 5 minutes that disappears. The confusing part is the heart: violet plus leather. But the first 2 hours are dominated by a mix of ginger, apple, bergamot and mandarin, with a potent and aggressive violet that gains presence. It’s a homogeneous mix, hard to distinguish notes, that forms its own smell. The first time it reminded me of wet wipes, a very strong clean aroma. To me it reminds a lot of the opening of Y EDP by YSL mixed with violet. Once you get it, it’s addictive and gives a fresh and clean sensation. It takes time to like it. As it dries down, they lose the apple, ginger and bergamot notes; the violet comes out with a subtle leather that makes it more bearable. The protagonist is the violet. The dry down smells like talc, but it’s wonderful. They say it smells like the old Fahrenheit by Dior, but as I haven’t smelled it, I can’t confirm. It’s polarising: either you love it or you hate it. It smells masculine but not “macho”, rather alternative without going overboard, unlike Aqua di Gio. In the last hours, close to the skin, the oud comes out and takes control, giving it a strange finishing touch. Conclusion: very multifaceted, with 3 distinct profiles. It’s hard to wear at first, but once you understand it you like it more. I don’t know if I’ll wear it out, I don’t think it will fit my personality. Performs well, projects 4-5 hours and lasts 10-12h on skin. For the price, if it convinces you, buy it.
I remember that when I bought it the smell was so strange that I looked for reviews to know what notes were, but the perfume wasn’t even out yet… and now that I’ve found it, I confirm it’s strange but not negatively, simply hard to describe. It’s dark, a bit heavy, has a leather smell but isn’t so old-fashioned. A very similar aroma is Montblanc Legend EDP; it reminded me of Najdia Tribute, although I think Najdia Tribute is denser and more peculiar. It’s difficult because you don’t associate it with anything known, it’s probably dense due to the leather, but it doesn’t resemble Najdia in its normal version at all.
I remember when I bought it, the smell was so strange that I went to Fragrantica to check reviews to see what notes it was, but I hadn’t found this perfume yet… and now that I’ve found it, I confirm that indeed it is a strange fragrance, but not negatively, simply it’s hard to describe. It’s dark, a bit heavy, smells of leather, but nothing so boring. A very similar scent is Montblanc Legend EDP; I heard it recently and it reminded me of Najdia Tribute, although I think Najdia is denser and more peculiar. Yes, it’s difficult because you don’t associate it with anything you’ve heard before; it’s probably dense due to the leather, but it bears no resemblance to the normal version of Najdia.
To sum up: Dior Fahrenheit but with less violet… it’s addictive. Value for money is 10. The opening is a bit strange, but the dry down is delicious. End.
Dior Fahrenheit for 19 dollars. Rare, leathery, animalic. This is for cold climates; wearing it above 30 degrees can be strange and suffocating. Good longevity and projection, and the scent is very nice when dry.
It’s strong and very woody. If you’re not used to it, I wouldn’t recommend it. Good scent, excellent for winter, but in summer it can be very overwhelming.
Najdia is a tribute to Dior Fahrenheit EDT, that 80s violet leather with that petrol touch that isn’t for pajamas or millennial Taylor Swift fans. For a little more, buy the original in 50ml; it will last a long time and kill the urge to keep consuming.
It’s strong, has a lot of wood. If you’re not used to it, I don’t recommend it. Good smell, excellent for winter; for summer it can be very overwhelming.
Violet and leather dry down… I never understood why many mention a petrol smell when talking about Fahrenheit. Najdia Tribute gets closer to the Dior aroma as it evolves in the dry down, but in the end it stays in something more woody, or perhaps the violet is more prominent or of better quality than in Lattafa. Fahrenheit has its floral notes better balanced with the leather (which is very particular in Dior). Good option to know the path of Fahrenheit, although for obvious reasons it stays a bit more basic and rough, due to the lower quality of notes and chords that only an experienced nose would notice. In performance they are a pair: the Dior is already cut on longevity and the Lattafa lasts about 6 hours, although it could give more depending on sprays or on clothes (I don’t recommend that much, it’s an intense aroma that could be intrusive in mainstream noses). Unisex male perfumes, not for daily wear, better for cold and night outings. Give it a try. ***It has no relation to “Lattafa Najdia”, other than the name; that one is, unfortunately, an emulation of the boring Paco Rabanne Invictus, and don’t get angry its fans for saying it.
Violet and dry leather… I never understood why everyone talks about the petrol scent in Fahrenheit. Najdia Tribute is closer to Dior when dry, but ultimately smells more like violet, or perhaps it’s just higher quality than Lattafa. Fahrenheit balances the flowers and leather better (which is very particular in Dior). A good option to try Fahrenheit, although it ends up a bit basic and rougher due to the lower quality of notes, something only an experienced nose would notice. In terms of longevity, they are similar: the Dior doesn’t last as much, while the Lattafa reaches 6 hours, though it could go longer. A unisex masculine fragrance, better for cold weather and night outs. Give it a try. ***It has nothing to do with ‘Lattafa Najdia’, only the name; unfortunately, it’s a copy of the boring Paco Rabanne Invictus, don’t get your fans angry.
I’m new to perfumes, so I might be wrong. It smells strongly of leather with a secondary floral touch. I’d recommend it for older men, perhaps from 40 onwards. It’s not a bad perfume, but it’s not for everyone.
Smells strong at first, but the leather note is very prominent. Then the wood and a touch of sweetness come through, though it feels a bit synthetic. Lasts a long time, ideal for winter and autumn. For the price, it’s decent, but don’t buy it blindly; I think it’s more suited to an older crowd.