Nebras Elixir by Lattafa Perfumes

Smells like white chocolate with rum. Yes, just like you read, haha

A very beautiful fragrance, subtle, soft, and sweet, very clean. From the first spray, I loved it; it feels like a sweet cream butter, not vanilla, just a sweet lactonic cream. I thought that being light it wouldn’t project, until the compliments and questions started. On skin, it lasts about 8 hours (with very low sillage at the end) and on clothes, it stays until you wash it. When I finish this bottle, I’ll buy it again 🫶

Although it doesn’t contain coffee, to me it feels very similar to Mancera’s Amore Caffé. It’s creamy, vanilla-infused, and super oily. The sillage is medium and lasts around 6-8 hours. I love it; the white chocolate note is incredible. If you like Amore Caffé or are looking for a dupe, this works perfectly.

Although it doesn’t contain coffee, it smells very much like Mancera’s Amore Caffé. Creamy, vanilla-infused, and super oily. Moderate trail and lasts about 6-8 hours. I love it; the white chocolate note is incredible. If you like Amore Caffé or are looking for a dupe, this works perfectly

Compliments everywhere 💖 They say it’s subtle and personal, but it leaves a trail and it’s inevitable to receive praise. I agree it’s very princess-like. My boyfriend says I smell like white chocolate, maybe that’s it. Simply sweet, subtle, yet it embraces you. I love it 🤍

Your skin, but better. Lactonic, clean, and soft. It’s the only Arabic fragrance I use and one of the most complimented

Very different from everything I’ve tried. It has something molecular, probably due to the ambroxan. What I notice most is a soft creamy almond (perhaps heliotrope) with an airy milky touch. It’s not dense; it’s a cloud of sweetness. I keep it in my hand and can’t stop smelling it; it’s the first time a perfume has made my mouth water. Now I understand why it’s perfect for layering; the musky touch makes it ideal as a base. It has suffered the ‘Yara Moi’ effect on social media: it smells good but many find it strange, saying it smells like plasticine (it does NOT smell like plasticine) or that it projects little. I believe it’s a lactonic cream, a veil, a ‘skin scent’ from a renowned perfumer, made to be a second skin. It’s not a bad fragrance; it’s a different concept. To me, it seems precious, delicious, delicate, and elegant. So light that I see it as perfect for all seasons; I have fragrances with better reviews that project less than this

Just started wearing it. At first, disappointing. Something smells bitter to me and reminds me of an ointment my mother gave me as a child for sores. I’m repelled… I’m going to spray it 4-5 times in the air to let it oxidise and see if it improves. If not, I’ll sell it at a good price.

A soft, creamy gourmand where whipped cream really stands out on the skin, though I can’t detect any sugarcane. As it dries down, it becomes a soft vanilla with a subtle musk and a hint of ambroxan. To me, it has a slight alcoholic or cognac note, even if it’s not listed; it gives it a boozy touch. Compared to Nebras, it falls a bit short, but on its own, it’s delicious. Longevity and sillage are moderate to weak, so I’ll let it macerate to see if it improves. I see it as more unisex, but leaning towards the feminine side.

I was gifted a decant and am currently testing it. It wasn’t quite what I expected, but I don’t dislike it. I’ll update the review once I’ve had a proper chance to wear it.