Lattafa Perfumes Asad for Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce

Lattafa Asad is an absolute standout in my fragrance collection. I took a chance on it based on reviews and was blown away by how luxurious and well-crafted this scent is—especially at this price point.👃 Scent Profile:The opening hits with a bold, spicy sweetness—think black pepper, pineapple, and tobacco with a hint of smoky mystery. As it settles, you get warm vanilla, amber, and a rich woodiness that reminds me of much more expensive designer scents. It’s deep, masculine, and a little mysterious—perfect for evening wear or cooler weather.🕰️ Longevity & Projection:This is where Asad really shines. One or two sprays last me all day—easily 8 to 10 hours—with a noticeable scent trail in the first few. It projects confidently without being too aggressive. I’ve received compliments hours after applying it.💰 Value:If you told me this was a niche fragrance worth $150+, I’d believe it. Lattafa has absolutely nailed the balance between quality and affordability here. You’re getting premium scent DNA for a fraction of the price.🧠 Final Verdict:If you like bold, slightly sweet, spicy-woody fragrances in the vein of Dior Sauvage Elixir or niche Arab-style perfumes, Lattafa Asad is a hidden gem. It smells expensive, performs like a beast, and turns heads in the best way.Highly recommended for anyone who wants luxury without the luxury price tag.

I got Lattafa's ASAD as a gift for my boyfriend.While this particular Lattafa fragrance DOESN'T come in a beautiful leather box presentation like NEBRAS, for example, the bottle's design was still VERY NICE.The scent is, no doubt, UNISEX. It has a PEPPERY masculine scent, but is all the while, POWDERY, and perhaps "AMBER-Y" scent, with a hint of SANDALWOOD.NOTE: I did not look at the fragrance notes + I'm not a pro + I just love exploring fragrances, but that is my take on its warm, but refined smell.I don't think the price for the amount is extremely attractive (as in, it's not a GREAT deal, but it's still a REASONABLE price), but my other Lattafa 3.4oz lasted me for months on a daily use. So, that's a plus!My boyfriend said [ASAD] "looked expensive," "smelled "really nice," and that he'd wear it for "special occasions."He was pleased, and like with any gift I give him, is always grateful and appreciative.Overall, what can I say, I love the smell, and Lattafa hasn't disappointed me yet.In fact, I'd wear ASAD myself, being completely honest.I'm very pleased with this purchase. I also would consider this a good blind buy for people into UNISEX fragrances.

Got these for my husband on Father's Day he absolutely loved them. The black bottle smells just like Savage you can't even tell the difference. My favorite is the blue one it smells clean, fresh, beachy, light and very masculine. They are both very strong and stay on for a long time. The price is incredible especially for both fragrances. It sprays really good, the bottle looks really nice and sophisticated. The smells are warm and soft and strong at the same time. Don't miss out!

I give it 4 more stars for a personal reason, the fragrance is good, it lasts a long time and has a pleasant smell, the problem is that for all the advertising they do on social media, I feel like it's not that great, it's quite good and conveys elegance, for night outs and cool days it's quite good

Amazing fragrance! Does not smell like Sauvage Dior believe me I have them all. But it is definitely up there with Diors quality and essence. Súper fresh. It only took about two sprays. Unisex for sure. Get it! You won’t regret it. Good stuff 👍🏽

I really liked the Lattafa perfume for its intense and sophisticated aroma, typical of Arabic fragrances. It has good longevity throughout the day and smells elegant without being overpowering. The packaging is attractive and the bottle sturdy. It’s perfect for those looking for a unique, exotic, and quality fragrance at an affordable price. I recommend trying it if you want something different and long-lasting.

Smells amazing and great for the price. Lasts all day

I’ve seen a lot of people compare this to Dior Sauvage Elixir, but honestly, they don’t smell the same. While they both head in a similar direction—dark, spicy, and masculine- the execution is quite different.Sauvage Elixir isn’t a mass-appealing scent. It’s bold, intense, and very much in-your-face. It’s dark, spicy, and masculine. Personally, I prefer the Sauvage EDT or EDP, they're more wearable for me. The Elixir is just a bit too overpowering.As for Asad, it also leans dark, spicy, and masculine, but it’s noticeably softer and less aggressive than Sauvage Elixir. It has that typical Middle Eastern vibe, rich and bold—but I wouldn’t recommend it for younger folks or anyone new to this style of fragrance.If you’re after high-end designer quality with a loud, spicy profile, Sauvage Elixir is the way to go. But just to be clear, Asad doesn’t smell like Sauvage Elixir. The only real similarity is that both share that dark, peppery DNA. Beyond that, the quality, complexity, and price point are on entirely different levels.That said, I’m not saying Asad is a bad fragrance, it’s actually quite decent for what it is. I just think the comparisons to Sauvage Elixir are a bit exaggerated. I personally don’t care much for the Elixir, but I find Asad a little more wearable. And yes, it definitely carries that Middle Eastern character.