Wazeer by Lattafa Perfumes
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Wazeer by Lattafa Perfumes is a fragrance from the olfactive family for men and women. The top notes are cognac, saffron, nutmeg and apple; the heart notes are cedar, sandalwood, whisky and oak; the base notes are myrrh, ambroxan, vanilla and musk.
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Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Love it
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Season
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Time of day
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About Wazeer
Wazeer by Lattafa Perfumes is a fragrance from the olfactive family for men and women. The top notes are cognac, saffron, nutmeg and apple; the heart notes are cedar, sandalwood, whisky and oak; the base notes are myrrh, ambroxan, vanilla and musk.
Drinks Spices Fruits, vegetables and nuts Woods and mosses Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
403 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
393 votes
Character
Leading answer Leans masculine
457 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
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jerry7474
To Lattafa’s Noble Wazeer: it is my favourite from the Al Noble line. It’s an opening that is citrusy yet velvety thanks to the chocolate and amber; there’s a subtle aromatic finesse where the sweetness finds its perfect balance with iris, vanilla, and musk. Truly, this is a fascinating scent. Perhaps not opulent, but certainly refined and of good taste. Definitely a must for special occasions; I think it’s essential for evening wear, and it would be even better in the cold. A safe purchase, proving that the most expensive isn’t always the best; this creation is rich in composition and made with passion. In short, a fragrance that makes a great impression on the mood, and by its scent, performance, and price, it’s simply a safe blind buy. Personally, I find it ideal for men aged 30 and above; it’s not an adult fragrance, nor is it youthful. Scent: 10. Projection: two hours, quite well. Longevity: between 6 and 8 hours on skin and clothes. Recommended.
Daniipntr
I bought Lattafa Al Noble Wazeer for £27 for 100ml. It’s a fragrance I’d never heard of, stepping outside the mould but in a good way. It’s a fresh yet sweet scent, the kind that earns compliments. I don’t see it as particularly mature; I’d say it’s more youthful, suitable for someone over 30 (though it still looks equally good on them). Its unique characteristic is giving the impression of wearing a red wine, which is a bit shocking to the nose but works well combined with the other notes. It makes you unique and distinct. I’m letting it macerate because I feel it doesn’t last long enough, but these Arab fragrances at this price and quality offer far better value than current designer ones. I wouldn’t use it on summer days, but it’s perfect for summer evenings, and it’s where I’d use it most in colder climates.
jerry7474
To the Al Noble Wazzer by Lattafa: This is my favourite from the Al Noble line. It opens citrusy and velvety thanks to the chocolate and amber, with a sweet aromatic finesse that finds the perfect balance with iris, vanilla, and musk. It is truly fascinating; perhaps not opulent, but certainly refined and tasteful. Definitely for special occasions, it’s a must for evening wear, and it would be even better in the cold. Safe purchase: not always the most expensive is the best; this piece is rich in composition, made with passion. It makes a great impression on the mood, and regarding scent, performance, and price, it’s a safe blind buy. Ideal for men aged 30 and above, neither too adult nor too youthful. Scent: 10. Projection: 2 hours well. Longevity: 6-8 hours on skin and clothes. Recommended.
edgarluis8a
For me it’s a perfume of love and hate. In the air it smells spectacular and has good projection, but on skin is where the problem lies; it doesn’t smell as good. The undeclared red wine note is complex to assimilate. It’s not bad, but it doesn’t convince me. The opening reminds me of 1 Million Prive and Starry Night by Montale; after six minutes it fades and that chocolate with pear note that I still can’t get used to emerges. With oxygenation it improves, the first day was horrible, now it’s more tolerable. The Al Noble line needs to be oxygenated, given its time. Luckily it was from a decant and not a full bottle. If you don’t have a trained nose, it’s not a blind buy.
JohnAcosta25
This is my favourite Arabic perfume so far. The bottle is luxurious, velvety, and opulent, with a decent alcoholic opening. Once it dries down, it becomes exquisite and fruity, with hints of chocolate and wine notes, especially the raspberry, which blend perfectly with the skin. It has great harmony, neither too dense nor too fresh, a top-tier balance once the woody notes arrive. This lasts well after a long shower, constant and faithful for hours. At $25, it exceeds my expectations beyond belief. It goes from formal dates to the office, why not? 9 out of 10. Price-to-quality is impeccable.
Rumby29
At first, the amber dominates, but as it dries down, it recedes into the background and lets everything else shine. Its projection has improved considerably, making it much more solid after months of wear. Update: after letting it macerate for two weeks, the initial amber almost disappears entirely, giving way fully to the aromatic notes; projection and longevity have increased significantly. I find it a bit stronger now, but it’s not unpleasant, with great elegance and originality, being inspired by a niche.
JuampiParfum
Undoubtedly a very seductive perfume, sweet without being cloying. With a fresh touch that accompanies you on busy days and a sweetness that conquers. I only receive compliments with this fresh caramel and super embracing scent. Ideal for dates and special moments, it’s not youthful but you don’t smell old either; it’s for that calm man who is friendly, mischievous but serious when needed. If you fancy trying sweet caramelised perfumes, start with this one which has that aromatic and fresh touch.
NATHANOJ
I was swayed by reviews and YouTubers claiming it was potent, but… false. This fragrance has a disappointing performance. It smells like a cheap designer scent. To be honest, it smells more like Avon. Sweet, fruity, and ambered, yet it stays right up against the skin. I’ve worn it for three days and no one has noticed. Those who let me spray it on them just shrugged as if they couldn’t smell it at all. So, perhaps it’s better to wear nothing at all.
Bioamswa
The scent is incredible, uncommon, and pleasant; sweet but not cloying, with perceptible notes. Perhaps the most notable aspect is its longevity: I applied it to my wrist while testing it, and the next morning the scent was still there. Others have already commented on the smell; personally, I detected quite a bit of chocolate and amber, with that slight sensation of raspberry, making it a scent very much of the autumn season especially.
kael15
The truth is, the first time I heard it I didn’t like it much, even stopped using it for a couple of months, I think that’s what improved it through oxygenation. It’s a perfume not for every nose; I don’t know if it’s just me, but when I apply it I get a strong smell of red wine, something difficult to like for that very reason, but as the hours pass and it dries down, it’s something else entirely; women like the smell a lot.
edgarluis8a
I left a review five months ago and the truth is, the perfume has changed. It used to be a kick in the head due to that awful smell, but now it’s far more wearable. Confirming what was said: it smells like Starry Nights with whisky, reminiscent of tapas and aged barrels. The Al Noble line is excellent across all three models, but you must atomise them and let them rest for six months to truly enjoy them.
aldrinho10
If you’re looking for something rich and different, this is your fragrance: on the street, you smell delicious yet wonderfully unconventional. It smells absolutely divine and lasts around 5-6 hours on skin, projecting strongly for at least the first two. You might need to reapply to carry it through the whole day, but it’s well worth it. It’s a scent that doesn’t bother anyone… uh, fantastic.
paco1970
I bought it because the Ameer version went crazy on me; a ten. This one is very rich, with a soft red wine hint that disappears after half an hour. Then in the dry down it remains pleasant but stays close to the skin. For over 35s, autumn and winter. It’s not unisex, it’s masculine. I’ll stick with Ameer anyway. Blind buy? Mmmh, if you collect, yes. If you’re looking for compliments, no.
Zadki
Look, this PERFUME smells SUPER ORIGINAL, reminded me of a RED WINE with SPICES and sweet nuances, a touch of PEAR and chocolate. I already have the TRILOGY that I LOVE, each has its CHARM and I’ll write reviews for them. It brings me to a NIGHT spot with FINE DRINKS and DINNER, I like that whole MIX. It’s for going out FORMAL or semi-formal at NIGHT, all year round. A 9/10.🍷🤎🍐🍫
Rumby29
I just bought it a few days ago; it was a blind buy I dared to make, and I have no regrets whatsoever. The opening might confuse you into thinking it’s very potent and invasive, but over time it becomes quite pleasant. The price is excellent (£20) and it lasts quite well on skin; on clothes, needless to say. I give it a 10/10 because it made me feel exclusive among others.
ll123percy
Incredible aroma, I was surprised by its evolution according to the day’s weather, predominating as a fresh herbal perfume due to the mint, evolving into woody touches wrapped in a chocolate or caramel heart. I’ve never known a perfume like this, definitely very recommended for dates or formal events where you can shine, at the price it is, it’s a true fragrance jewel.
Shcespedes
I’m absolutely blown away; the price-to-quality ratio is incredible. It’s super versatile, perfect for the office or a dinner date. It exudes sober elegance without any surprises or off-putting scents. It suits me well, although I think it becomes more noticeable after the age of 30. The longevity is decent, not annoying, but it does smell quite strong at first.
Ente
The notes listed on Fragrantica are wrong. Top: apple, cognac, nutmeg, saffron. Middle: whiskey, oak, cedar, and sandalwood. Base: musk, myrrh, ambroxan, and vanilla. The perfume is very original and beautiful, ideal for parties and cocktails. THERE IS NO SIMILAR PERFUME. DO NOT TRUST WHAT IS LISTED HERE ON FRAGRANTICA. It has no iris and no chocolate.
Rumby29
I just bought it a few days ago; I dared to buy it blind and I have no regrets. The opening can be confusing, making you think it’s very potent and invasive, but over time it becomes quite pleasant. The price is excellent ($20) and it lasts quite well on skin, let alone on clothes. I give it a 10/10 because it made me feel exclusive among others.
aldrinho10
If you want to smell rich and different, this is for you. You walk down the street smelling something tasty but very unconventional. Very rich fragrance, lasts about 5-6 hours on skin and projects for at least the first 2. Perhaps you need to reapply for the whole day, but it’s well worth it. It’s a scent that doesn’t bother… uff.
BRANDON HERNAN
The bloke in a previous comment saying it smells like Angels Share must have been sold a decant of another fragrance at Angels Share’s price… Reviews like this lead many to make poor purchases. I remember when the notes were declared as ‘caramel, mint and chocolate’; that’s why I bought it, but I wouldn’t do it again.
Ente
The Fragrantica notes are tied together: apple, cognac, nutmeg and saffran; then whiskey, oak, cedar and sandal; base of musk, myrrh, ambroxan and vanilla. It’s very original and handsome, ideal for parties and cocktails. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT. DON’T BELIEVE WHAT’S WRITTEN HERE. It doesn’t have iris or chocolate.
Naluapilar
Hello everyone, I bought it from a website that was an official Lattafa distributor and they list the same notes as appear on Fragrantica. Out of curiosity I’ve searched and in all I’ve seen it matches. Personally I feel it like a chocolate punch with fruits.
Jorgarma
It’s 98% identical to the Essential Oud Vainilla from Natura, with that same alcoholic, fruity, and sweet vanilla touch. The only downside is that the Essential version has an oud note, so this one from Natura feels a bit darker, though very subtly so.
Crisdaj
As a woman, it’s a different sweet perfume, very wearable, nothing cloying or childish. I feel it’s unisex and I think on a woman it wears powerful and warm like a winter jumper. The colour matches. It reminds me of This Is Her but with more attitude.
Jairstar
Smells like rotting fruit, doesn’t last at all, I don’t even use it anymore. I bought it blindly following YouTube reviews and can’t find the mint, chocolate, caramel, etc. It has no personality, I didn’t like it at all, a wasted investment.
LuisGBet
I always end up throwing this perfume away. I confirm the comment below: top notes of apple, cognac, nutmeg and saffron. Mid notes of whiskey, oak, cedar and sandalwood. Base of musk, myrrh, ambroxan and vanilla. Not recommended, full stop.
Naluapilar
After macerating for months, on my skin it’s like a fruit punch with chocolatey touches. The scent has improved greatly, more nuances come out and now it has medium longevity. A tipsy and sweet perfume that I’ll enjoy a lot in autumn
miguelbatista931234
It meets all my expectations for me, very pleasant development; it comes out strong but over time it becomes sweet due to the chocolate and pear. It was a blind buy and I don’t regret it, honestly. Total 10 out of 10 18-11-2024
LuisGBet
Smells like a drunk from the night before and cigarette butts. Verdict: as they say, it’s a reduction of red wine (like when you make stroganoff with lots of wine) that becomes very earthy and strong. I still hate it.
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