Ejaazi Lattafa / لطافة

If you would not read the name on the bottle or see the package you would not guess this is a Lattafa fragrance. It is a very westernized fragrance, totally different from all the Lattafa fragrances I've smelled in the past.
The smell is very syrupy sweet, it is only after 3-4 hours that it starts to get slightly less syrupy and a bit powdery. When it comes to sweetness the fragrance goes in the same direction as let's say Joop Homme, Montblanc Individuel or maybe even Pure Malt, without the boozy accord. I'm not saying it is similar to any of these fragrances, but it goes in the same direction and the fruitiness and the sweetness makes me think about these fragrances.

Longevity is beast mode, 5-6 hours of moderate to heavy projection, followed by another 10-12 hours of soft to moderate.

I don't know who voted this as a summer fragrance, but this is everything but a summer fragrance.

It doesn't smell cheap at all and it performs way above its price. Currently in my country it sells for about 15-20$ and for the price it is a a good pick... if you like very sweet fragrances. It is very linear and the strong sweetness you encounter in the opening will be there all the way to the end.