Men
Sherif
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Descripción
Sherif by Lattafa Perfumes is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2025, this creation features an olfactory pyramid that opens with top notes of apple, petit grain and bergamot. The heart unfolds with cedar, cashmere and violet, while the base settles on oakmoss, musk and amber.
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Pirámide olfativa
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It’s a clone of Greenley but with steroids: potent, fresh, richly green, and you feel happy wearing its scent.
It’s a clone of Greenley but with steroids: potent, fresh, and a lovely green scent. You walk around happy with its aroma.
The EsScential: Uber isn’t public transport, just so you know. Stop saying nonsense; not even a taxi is public transport—buses and the metro are. Learn to distinguish before getting into trouble. Better to stay quiet and look foolish than open your mouth and confirm it. Does it resemble Greenley? Yes. Is it cheaper? Yes. Same nuances? No, Greenley has more development, but the performance leaves much to be desired. Same longevity? No. Greenley at that price is almost a scam and this Sheriff is more cost-effective. I’m not a PDM fan; some like them for being sweet, others for saying nothing; I liked Greenley, but the performance on my skin was terrible. This Sheriff lasted much longer than the PDM one, so it’s worth more.
My first impression reminded me a lot of Lattafa Maahir Legacy, which is said to be a clone of PDM Sedley. The resemblance isn’t strong, but it feels as though they share the same base. On that foundation, which accounts for about 50% of what they have in common, lies the fruity and clean aspect. Up to that point, they are similar. Nevertheless, the differences are noticeable. This Sherif lacks the pronounced lemon or lime notes found in its cousin Maahir, which is super good for me, as the other one, which I owned and sold, was very strident and had that soapy-clean scent, which this Sherif has but toned down. Setting comparisons aside, this is a citrus, fruity, and musky fragrance. It’s nothing that will blow your mind; it’s not super original (there are hundreds of perfumes with that style), but I see it as good value for the price and what it offers. It’s a daily wear, gym, and wardrobe staple scent (those you don’t know what to wear and work for everything). But as things stand: if you already have Maahir Legacy, Turari Blue, Maison Alhambra Inmortel, etc., I’d recommend saving your money, unless you enjoy having versatility with fragrances of that profile, as is my case, since my country’s climate forces my collection to lean more towards fresh-fruity notes than other profiles.
Today we tested this and Greenley. Although Greenley has more delicacy, this lasted much longer and costs five times less. You don’t need to be very clever to decide. Let’s be honest: if we had money to waste on unnecessary luxuries, we wouldn’t spend time writing reviews here. It’s fine to treat yourself within your means, but I don’t share this passion of late teenagers or lost adults who want to pretend at a millionaire lifestyle by buying luxury perfumes when their activities are office dinners, public transport or dancing reggaeton. Absurd. And I add: I find it absurd in any lifestyle, in the reality the whole world lives in.
Today we tested this alongside Greenley. While Greenley is more delicate, this lasted much longer, and… it costs five times less. You don’t need to be very clever to decide on this. Let’s be honest: if we had enough money to squander on unnecessary luxuries, we wouldn’t waste our precious time writing reviews here. It’s fine to treat yourself occasionally, in line with your lifestyle, but I absolutely don’t share this new passion of late teenagers (or worse, lost adults) for pretending to live like millionaires by buying luxury perfumes when none of their activities involve embassy dinners, seven-star trips, or even a night at the opera. Buying a niche perfume to work as an office worker, travel on public transport (Uber is public transport, get it), or go dancing to reggaeton? Absurd. And to clarify, I find it absurd in any lifestyle, given the reality the whole world is living in.
If you like green scents, you’ll adore it. At first it smells like freshly cut grass but fades quickly; intensity drops and you notice more apple, moss and woods. I’m not an expert, but it seems 90–95% like Greenley from PDM (I tested both). If you’re not an expert, you won’t notice the difference. Good longevity compared to Aether Extrait.
I love this DNA; one of my favourites. Fresh, green, very pleasant to wear and enjoy. Normal performance, but I enjoy it quite a bit.
I love this DNA; it’s definitely one of my favourites. Fresh, green, very pleasant to wear and enjoy. The performance is average in my opinion, but I enjoy it quite a bit.
Citrus at the start, then soft, green, fresh wood. Ideal for spring/summer and daytime. Good longevity, moderate sillage and excellent value. Spritz every 5–6 hours without guilt.
This is a perfume for green apple lovers; the scent lifts your mood and gives you energy, making you feel fresh. I absolutely adore it and it’s my favourite. It’s perfect for heading to the gym, going for a jog, or being out in the sun, as the fragrance isn’t overpowering. You could spray it fifteen times and still not bother anyone. It’s an absolutely exquisite scent, and I insist, it lifts your mood because petit grain is a natural antidepressant. It brightens your day and is a blind buy. However, its projection is poor; I apply it and after thirty minutes I can’t smell it anymore. If you’re looking for a beast mode, this isn’t it.
This is for green apple lovers. The scent lifts your mood, gives you energy and makes you feel fresh. I adore it; it’s my favourite. Perfect for the gym, jogging or being out in the sun; it’s not intrusive, you can spritz 15 times and won’t bother anyone. Exquisite and brightens your day. Buy blind. Projection is poor; on my skin I can’t smell it after 30 minutes. If you’re looking for beast mode, this isn’t it.
It’s the Pull & Bear of the 90s, same scent but updated. Perfect for me as it was a cologne I used countless times. More refined yet still that wonderful original.
Just arrived; the aroma is very good as many say. Poor performance: 4 hours, by hour 5 it was skin scent. Still, I believe maceration improves it. Projects well for the first hour then drops off abruptly.
Lovely scent, recommended at 200%. Soft woody notes with green apple, very pleasant taste.
Very delicious. Highly recommended fragrance at 200%: soft woods, green apple, absolutely delicious.
This fragrance follows the Greenley PDM line; superb. Lasts 6–7 hours, over 8 on clothes. Highly recommended at 300%; I’d buy it again without a doubt.