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There is a lot of "creamy" mention in the reviews and I kind of disagree. To me it is a super fresh musk. Like it is summer and you just came straight out of the shower, there are drops of water still on your skin and some residual smell of shower gel.
It is absolutely gorgeous though! It makes me want to close my eyes and smile at how pretty this is. Such a great universal scent which can easily be your signature. It is fresh, aquatic, citrusy and dewy floral.
I did test Musk Therapy couple of times on the skin in the stores and it was always just an okay for me. This one I love way more! But beware that maturing here is a real thing. It was very weak in the beginning and it took couple of months to get to a good performance and for scent to become magical.
Considering the price, it is a pretty safe blind buy.

Angham is really really pretty. Some say it is better than the inspiration and I tend to agree here.
It is slightly citrusy in the opening and creamy lavender-vanilla after. Cacao and ginger are more of supporting characters here and jasmine I personally do not detect at all. A textbook inoffensive smell. You can wear it in the office, for a date, pretty much for any occasion. Maybe in a heat wave it can turn a bit cloying, but other than that a great allrounder.
But I have to say that after using half of the bottle it started to feel a bit "too safe" for me. As if it is lacking something special. So it became a cozy staying at home scent. Nevertheless I do not regret the purchase.

I recently got to test Guidance and Soie Malaquais on the skin… I see what people mean with the dry down being similar to Guidance. There is some resemblance, but not 1-1. I do enjoy Lattafa way more because to me Guidance dry down feels very mature. Like I would imagine it on a chic lady which is 60+.
Soie Malaquiaus smells very close to Peace & Love. It is a little more smooth, but…. I also liked this one less than Lattafa. So Peace & Love is a winner for me among the three. But, it did take a few months for my bottle to fully settle into something pleasant. At the beginning it was not that good.
It is also a very particular smell. It can be a signature scent if you love it that much, but for me it is just a very strong like. So I do not wear it often. But when I do, I do think it’s lovely.

I did have a 5ml of Her Confession and it was a bit sharp on me with some very unpleasant Malibu liquor note at the beginning. Lactea Divina did not have it and it was cheaper. My bottle by now is a bit more than 2 month old, so should be mature enough.
It is a very milky scent indeed and it does have a very strong coconut note. Together it can remind you of baby formula a bit, but if you do not focus on this thought - it is still a very nice scent. It is enveloping and beautiful. There are some tonka beans, some incense, some tuberose. But above all it is a sweet milky creaminess.
I do not experience an extreme performance like many do. I can easily smell it on myself for maybe 5 hours and then only very faintly very close to the skin. To me it is 100% good enough, but I think it is very different from what I read and seen online.

If you love l’occitane almond hand cream - you will adore this. It is similar direction, but way more complex and interesting. Creamy, flowery, sweet, soft, but not lactonic or cloying. Performance is great, yet it doesn’t feel chocking and doesn't overwhelm you even when you overspray. One of the best perfumes I have ever smelled.