Lavender Thorne
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Ana Abiyedh Rouge from Lattafa Perfumes delivers a highly sweet, airy, and fruity scent with prominent pear and kumquat notes, loosely reminiscent of Baccarat Rouge 540. The initial spray is sharp and synthetic—often described as resembling unpleasant medical or nail polish remover smells—though this diminishes within minutes, giving way to a smoother, caramel-tinged sugary sweetness. The fragrance is unisex in nature but leans feminine, with a soft, radiant sillage that can be overwhelming in enclosed spaces. Many users report strong, long-lasting traces on clothing and even after laundering, with some experiencing prolonged olfactory impact. It's praised for its performance, longevity, and affordability, often being seen as the best value-branded dupe among those tested.
Pros
- +It performs exceptionally well with long-lasting sillage and a strong projection, making it ideal for daily wear.
- +The price point is exceptionally low, making it one of the most cost-effective high-performing fragrances available.
- +The opening, though initially harsh, settles into a deeply sweet, soft, and pleasant dry-down that many find wearable and deeply satisfying.
Cons
- −The initial burst is described as offensive by many, often likened to dental office or plastic-sweet scents, which can trigger discomfort or nausea.
- −Its sweet, synthetic character can be overwhelming and overwhelming in close proximity, possibly causing sensitivity.
- −Some users report inconsistent longevity and nose blindness, making it difficult to perceive the fragrance over time.
