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I bought the entire Lail Maleki line.
Starting with the original Maleki, Maleki Oud, and this one.... Moroccan Blue.

Moroccan Blue is definitely a summer fragrance. But a special one.
Anyone who likes scents like Tygar or PdM Percival will surely love the Lattafa Lail Maleki Moroccan Blue as well.

It starts extremely fresh, citrusy. Followed by a heart note with ethereal scents reminiscent of muscle oil or bath oils, but not as piercing. Moroccan Blue is really pleasant on the skin and does not come across as overpowering. A truly beautiful summer banger.

The performance is also impressive.... Not bad. It's definitely worth it.

Ok.....
Then I’ll write something about Liam Grey.

I’ve ordered it too, the hype fragrance from Lattafa that everyone is raving about....

One thing in advance....It’s not bad per se.
But.....The performance is really bottom of the barrel. I’ll get to that later.

The scent itself is spicy/sweet. For me, it’s almost too sweet from the heart note onwards. It had a slight hint of nausea. But there are definitely worse ones!
It might be due to the tea or the fig. Honestly, I find those components disturbing. I like the cardamom note.... it reminds me a bit of YSL La Nuit.
It’s definitely a pleasant everyday scent, or if you work in an office. It would also be nice in the evening while dining, or in a bar.
It would fit perfectly there.

The bottle is nothing special either. The bottle has been used by Lattafa for other fragrances before.
You know how it is with Lattafa.
The sprayer is also solid.

Now let’s get to the negative....the performance.
On my skin, it lasted less than 2 hours. On fabric, it lasted a bit longer, but still not groundbreaking.
Sillage was only present in the first 20 minutes...after that, it was only close to the skin.
Very disappointing...unfortunately.

I can’t understand the many positive comments regarding performance. Either they were paid by Lattafa, or they just said that for clicks and likes.
Personally, I find the scent extremely weak.
I wouldn’t buy it again.


So.....done

This perfume is summer in a bottle.

This was a really good blind buy....really.
It smells just like a freshly cut mango with a hint of musk and orange. The slight floral note makes the perfume beautifully creamy in scent.....The perfect beach fragrance. With this scent, you immediately think of the beach and the sea.
You can picture a beach bar somewhere in the Caribbean or on a Thai beach, serving fruity cocktails.
Simply divine....

The longevity and sillage are okay for a summer fragrance...definitely in the good middle range.
And at the price of just about €23, you can easily reapply.

The scent is marketed as a women's fragrance. However, I think men can wear it too, if they like mango and musk.

I can definitely recommend this perfume. It's worth it.

I have already tried several Lattafa fragrances. This one is the xth in number.

Here we go....
Lattafa is good when it comes to scent. They could just improve on performance. Just like the Fakhar from Lattafa described here.
It is a clone of YSL Y EdP, and yes.....It really fits.
This slightly sweet, harsh start is quite close to the original....Very good.
I also really like the further development. Fresh, woody, and that pleasant shower gel scent. Really good......


Aaaaand.......Now comes the unpopular BUT.

The longevity and sillage are really bottom drawer.
Sprayed on the forearm and the first impression was....Really good.
Then I let it sit and after 30 minutes the scent was no longer perceptible.....Seriously?
And if comments come now....."Nose blind... blablabla"....
Even outsiders could no longer smell it after half an hour.
Or you had to rub your nose on your skin to smell something. That really can't be.

At least the bottle looks good on the shelf. But for using, the scent really isn't worth it. Way too weak on the skin. I'd rather get the YSL Y original EdP.


Conclusion....

For me, Lattafa is definitely done.....Outside nice, inside not so much.

First of all....
This is not a review. I just noticed that there is no fragrance pyramid here.
However, I found the fragrance pyramid on the Lattafa homepage.
Since it's a bit longer than a comment, I unfortunately had to write it here. I hope that's okay.

Top notes: Peach, red orange, cardamom, pink pepper.

Middle notes: Rosewood, cognac, heliotrope, jasmine, tuberose.

Base notes: Sandalwood, oud, cashmeran, patchouli, tonka bean, vanilla, amber.

Source: lattafa.de

If possible, an admin can transfer the pyramid, and my review can then be deleted, or it can just remain for information purposes.