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Description:
Lattafa Oud Lail Maleki is an opulent fragrance tailored for men who command attention with their presence. This aromatic blend of rich spices, exotic florals, and sensual woods creates a bold, sophisticated scent that lingers in the air, making an unforgettable impression.
Fragrance Profile:
· Top Notes:
Pink Pepper, Ozonic, Plum, Saffron
An invigorating and spicy start, blending the vibrance of pink pepper and ozonic freshness with the luscious sweetness of plum and the luxurious warmth of saffron.
· Heart Notes:
Carnation, Freesia, Geranium, Jasmine, Lily of the Valley, Orris
A floral medley that feels regal and complex, balancing the creamy allure of jasmine with the powdery sophistication of orris and the aromatic brightness of geranium.
· Base Notes:
Balsamic, Leather, Musk, Sandalwood, Labdanum, Vanilla
A deep, sensual finish with leathery richness, creamy sandalwood, and a touch of sweetness from vanilla, underpinned by the earthy warmth of labdanum.
Gender Suitability:
This fragrance is crafted exclusively for men, embodying strength, charisma, and elegance.
Performance Highlights:
- Intensity: Strong — a powerful scent with a bold character.
- Projection: High — announces itself confidently, perfect for making an impression.
- Longevity: Exceptional — stays prominent for 8–10 hours, ensuring it accompanies you through long events.
- Sillage: Distinct — leaves a striking trail that commands attention and admiration.
Sensory Experience:
Oud Lail Maleki takes you on a journey through luxury. Imagine the spice markets of the Middle East blending into a garden of exotic blooms, finally settling into a warm, velvety cocoon of leather and vanilla. It is a statement fragrance, perfect for evenings, formal events, or moments when you want to exude authority and charm.
Perfect For:
Lattafa Oud Lail Maleki is ideal for men who appreciate bold, long-lasting fragrances. It suits formal occasions, date nights, and any setting where confidence and sophistication are essential.
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