Ranking my 14 Lataffa fragrances

[@justaddlight]

Appreciate the ranking! I've been eyeing that al Shabaab for a heck of a long time, honestly mainly for the presentation. Big fan of cylindrical bottles and the army green is kinda my thing too. 😄 Yet to try any of the more modern hype trains like Vintage Radio, but I was there when the brand was just getting their footing with their Maknoon Aventus clone, Raghba and the Oud Mood series. I even managed to scoop up Nakahat al Oud which was one of their earliest rosey goodies. But so many sub brands these days that it's getting hard to keep track. Once one looses traction, another one pops up with minor changes to existing fragrances and higher prices...😵‍💫 Seems like the Zara model is quickly becoming the new gold standard.

[@keldrw4998]

@@justaddlight thank you so much for your feedback! The description I always give for Al Shabaab is"cowboy leather"- imagine a shop that makes handmade leather items. It could use a little more spunk imo, but there's a time and place for a more subtle scent as well. And the presentation on those 3 Qaaeds is pretty dope.