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Lattafa Mohra Eau De Parfum (100ml) serves as a sophisticated bridge between aromatic freshness and deep oriental warmth. This fragrance is a masterclass in the woody-spicy genre, offering a complex, high-end profile that radiates a professional and artistic energy. It is the premier choice for the UK enthusiast seeking a premium Arabic perfume that balances citrus clarity with a majestic resinous heart, making it a powerful selection for those who want a refined, intellectual aura.
Top Notes: Lavender, Saffron, Blood Orange, and Bergamot
Middle Notes: Black Pepper, Cashmeran, and Rose
Base Notes: Cedar, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Labdanum, and Musk
How to Apply:
Apply it to your body's warmest points, such as the crease of your elbows and wrists, to intensify the longevity of the fragrance. Avoid rubbing after application, as this will reduce the longevity of the fragrance. For wrist application, apply the fragrance after hand washing.
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Description
Lattafa Mohra Eau De Parfum (100ml) serves as a sophisticated bridge between aromatic freshness and deep oriental warmth. This fragrance is a masterclass in the woody-spicy genre, offering a complex, high-end profile that radiates a professional and artistic energy. It is the premier choice for the UK enthusiast seeking a premium Arabic perfume that balances citrus clarity with a majestic resinous heart, making it a powerful selection for those who want a refined, intellectual aura.
Top Notes: Lavender, Saffron, Blood Orange, and Bergamot
Middle Notes: Black Pepper, Cashmeran, and Rose
Base Notes: Cedar, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Labdanum, and Musk
How to Apply:
Apply it to your body's warmest points, such as the crease of your elbows and wrists, to intensify the longevity of the fragrance. Avoid rubbing after application, as this will reduce the longevity of the fragrance. For wrist application, apply the fragrance after hand washing.
