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When I was on a tour of the old city, I walked through the old corridors to perceive from afar the most beautiful and fragrant smells of lavender, sandalwood, oud and rosemary that captivated my senses. After a while, I found that my legs led me to the source of these sweet scents. It is the Attarine market (market of perfumers). These are the images that manifest this perfume before my eyes.

The fragrance starts a bit citrusy, then comes the lavender note with fresh rosemary, which gives the fragrance a slightly minty note. After a while, the oud note, paired with the sandalwood and vanilla, finds its way and takes over the whole fragrance.
The blend of oud and vanilla give me a feeling of warmth. The rosemary is also well recognizable in the drydown.

The fragrance lasts over 10 hours with me and you can tell that the perfume is of an excellent quality.

What to say about Lattafa Maahir? Upon spraying, a strong rose note draws attention, almost suppressing the saffron note. After a few minutes, a warm combination of oud and amber comes through that I associate with a walk in an oriental market. The leather note is barely perceptible to me, because the rose is yet dominant and accompanies the fragrance all the time.
In the drydown, the vanilla and musk notes complete the picture of the Orient and give the fragrance a nice depth. The Dufte is, with over 10 hours, above average durability and projects quite strongly, therefore I would rather apply it in autumn and winter.
Considering what the perfume costs, it has convinced me completely and even exceeded my expectations. I can highly recommend it, as an introduction to the world of oud fragrances.

This is my first review and hope it comes good.