MIDDLE EASTERN PERFUMES FOR WOMEN: SPRING FRESH CLEAN FRUITY SCENTS FROM LATTAFA

[@Heather-nq4rv]

I haven't tried any of those, but I have started getting Arabian fragrances in the last few months (I blind bought all 10 of them, based on other reviews). Most of them I like but don't love (thats the case with any perfume for me though, including Niche and designer.. most are likes, not loves 🤷‍♀️). But a few of the recent Arabian oerfumes I bought are strong likes and even loves. So I'm very happy with them. I got a few from Armaf, from Lataffa, Swiss Arabian, one from Orientica. Now I refuse to pay the high prices of designer perfumes that i usually only like. And am only buy Arabian perfumes now. 😄

[@joelladoobrow2817]

I bought Sakeena blindly and it did not agree with me so I decluttered it. I am glad it was not expensive. I am honestly scared to buy any more. I find the musc they use is not a musc I like

[@zsu3853]

For me was Sakeena awful🙈🙈🙈for me smels like rotten fruit🤪I sold it 💪🏼

[@georgianapetreaa]

I would like for you to remain to your routine, I think we have a lot of middle eastern perfumes, and honestly, I am somehow sick of them, especially because they are presented as dupes. For me it doesn't matter if it's pricey or not and if I can't afford something, I will put away some money and buy it eventually if I love it, not looking only for dupes of more niche, o, I like niche perfumes because of their story, the experience, it's not only about the price, but overall,I am not looking for more middle eastern perfumes, just because everyone does a review on them and they are not so interesting anymore