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

I loved this perfume. It has a comfortable, intense, and very masculine scent that lasts for several hours on the skin. The bottle looks elegant and well-designed, making it ideal for a gift. For the price, the quality is surprising. I would definitely buy it again and recommend it 100%.

Honestly when I first tried this on for the first time as if this is my first bottle of this cologne. The scent is amazing I've got around 24 hours on skin and on clothes as a longevity. Pretty good scent for a special occasion or all year around especially if you are in a office. The spray effectiveness is pretty good the pressurized atomizer. This cologne has great projection as well I sprayed it two times in my room and it filled up immediately! And received compliments on how good i smell No it doesn't give headaches

This product is actually awe-inspiring for the money. The projection is very good medium projection. The lifespan of the fragrance after the dry down is excellent smells very fragrant very masculine would be definitely a good fragrance in the winter and spring time but I wear a year round. And is my daily driver since I’ve been using it every day for like the past year

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.

This is awesome, smells great, longlasting, am surprised that even wen used everyday it last a a very long time, it hold in a good amount i guess, if u like strong longlasting colone this for you

Now if you are not sure or do not know, this version of Lattafa Zanzibar is different. When you buy this special 2 pack gift set, you will notice that the Zanzibar has "Special Edition" written on the front labeling. And the smell is different than the regular Zanzibar. This one smells more fresher & it still has that creamy coconut smell and some fruitiness to it but there is a hint of musk. I absolutely like this one over the regular Zanzibar from Lattafa! And for the price of $30 for the two pack colognes that you're going to be getting, you can't beat that price. And they're both really good.

It is very masculine but i love the smell , it is great. And gets even better as it sits i got it for me but i will gift it to my husband because of how masculine it is but it smells really good but i dont think its unisex

I will start off by saying this is definitely a masculine scent. I wouldn't consider it unisex by any means. However, it is not a terrible smell, I simply don't believe it would work well on a woman. I am someone who frequently wears more "masculine" scents and prefer spicy, woody, incense-y notes in my perfume, but this is too much masculinity for me to be considered for either gender. I can't speak for how it will smell after wearing it more than a few hours, but upon the first hour, it's remaining masculine. Imagine leather, pine trees and spice, and that cliche scent of a mans cologne sample they used to include in magazines. That is the initial scent. I decided to give it to my husband since I know I won't be wearing it. Sillage is definitely 6/10. I wouldn't not recommend this, as I agree it's a great fragrance for a great price point, it simply isn't unisex. I agree that it's similar to other higher end brand colognes. I'm curious to smell this on my husband after a few hours. I am guessing his body will naturally wear it better. I recommend 10/10 for men. Not for a woman. Only removing the 1 star due to it being labeled unisex. Overall, the product is great.