Teriaq for Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce / 100 ml

**⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4/5 | Lattafa Teriaq** Lattafa Teriaq is a **must-have** for fans of master perfumer **Quentin Bisch**. This is a beautiful boozy, fruity gourmand with a unisex profile that leans slightly feminine. The opening is rich and sweet without becoming cloying, balanced by a subtle touch of spice that keeps it interesting. As it dries down, you're left with a smooth leathery vanilla that's warm, addictive, and incredibly well blended. The longevity is excellent, especially for the price point, and the bottle is absolutely gorgeous—one of the nicest in Lattafa's lineup. If you enjoy sophisticated gourmands with a boozy twist and a luxurious vanilla dry down, Teriaq deserves a spot in your collection. **Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4/5**

I love this fragrance . People stop me all the time to smell me and ask what I’m wearing . I love the price and the appearance is that of one of those expensive fragrances

This perfume definitely needs to mascerate. It’s very spicy at first spray with very little sweetness. After the dry down, I can smell more of the sweetness. This is definitely not a dupe of JPG La Belle. JPG is very sweet and gormande right away. But I could smell it 24 hours later on my skin; just a faint smell. I’m going to let it sit for a few weeks and try the scent again. Bottle and colors are beautiful.

People often say that Teriaq is a dupe for Jean Paul Gaultier's La Bella, but I own both and they are nothing alike. Teriaq is actually quite unique and stands on its own as a great perfume. Teriaq is a super creamy vanilla and soft suede leather that adds a mysterious yet not overbearing darkness to an otherwise sweet, pink, warm fragrance. I get strawberry vibes from the mix of pink pepper, rose, apricot, and rhubarb, and then it's all wrapped in a slightly powdery, warm amber hug. This is one of my favorite cold weather fragrances because it's cozy and feminine with a bit of an edge. It's a great, complex vanilla and leather. The strength, projection, and performance are typical Lattafa. One spritz lasts for weeks on fabric, or surrounds me in a comfortable scent bubble all day. The bottle is one of my all time favorites as well. High quality, heavy glass with intricate, painted bevels and metallic snake detailing in rose gold and pale, pink tinged taupe. It's beautiful. I would expect to pay around $200-500 for this type of quality, but Lattafa continues to be a steal for the high quality that you get.

The smell is nice and smells very very very similar to Jean Paul Gaultier la belle (deep purple perfume), and I was missing that perfume, so I am surprised I got the smeel at a very cheap price. I feel very disappointed simily because I want hoping for something very unique and really godd since this perfume received a lot of praise on youtube videos regarding perfumes and tiktok. What really shock me is that they didn't use pear to get that lead not at the opening. It smells a bit weak than the la belle version since it's has a very strong performance. I just sprayed on me and it's light but the smell is prevalent. I believe moving forward, I will simply search which perfume is lattafa trying to achieve at a very low price, since it's what they are best known for. I love it for the price. And I'm glad I have it since I really fell in love with how unique this perfume is when I first bought it, although it took time to grow on me.

So, I bought this as a blind buy (When I got it, it came in a nice box, nice bottle, all of that was fine.) Social media was ALL about how amazing this is. I mean, the way they were going on about it, it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. Every beauty and fragrance influencer was touting and pushing this stuff. "It's amazing! It smells like caramel and vanilla! It smells so yummy, I want to eat it up." They all sit on thrones of LIES! Because...the smell! OH...THE SMELL!!! Not good! Like, I don't know if any of you know how like myrrh and frankincense smell at Christmas (that really heavy spicy, incense smell). It smelled like that and a ticked off skunk had a baby, and named it Teriaq (Obvs the skunk's choice of name). It literally had me gagging after 1 - ONE!!!- spray. That crap is straight up potent. It made the whole room smell, and it had the staying power of freaking gorilla glue. I will give it credit for it's longevity, although I really wish I couldn't. If Mark Rober ever runs out of ideas for his glitter bomb's fart spray, he could totally use this as a feasible alternative. AND, if they really DO want to eat this stuff up, then I am highly concerned for their welfare, unless this was all just some massive joke they played on the poor unsuspecting public at large. I wouldn't even give this as a white elephant gift. (And for the record, I normally wear Gorgeous Gardenia or Valentino Born in Roma, and have a decent perfume collection; so I'm not totally unfamiliar with perfumes and scents.)

Best blind buy ever - *if* you like sweet gourmand scents) PROS: + Lataffa sure knows how to design packaging (and a perfume). The box & bottle for Teriaq is so beautiful that I treasure it almost as much as I do the fragrance. If you are gifting this, the recipient is going to be thrilled with the box and bottle if nothing else. + The fragrance is a true gourmand. + It's smells expensive, luxurious, and very interesting. + This smells nice right away - no macerating needed. There are no negatives - unless you do NOT like sweet, gourmand scents. This one is not just nice-smelling in a flat, single-note kind of way. I don't think I've ever used the word "complex" to describe a fragrance because I never understood it until now. The "main accords" for this are: sweet, caramel, leather, fruity, honey, almond, animalic, vanilla, musky, powdery. The TOP notes: caramel, bitter almond, apricot, pink pepper. MIDDLE notes: honey, rhubarb, white flowers, rose. BASE notes: leather, vanilla, musk, vetiver. I love Cheirosa '71 and I can smell some of that buried in here under the leather. This scent is so richly deep and velvety. I can't tell if it's the caramel, apricot, or almond that's hitting in the first moments. It's fruity but not in a juicy, bright way; it's more dark, secretive, and sensual. I now understand how leather can work so well with caramel. After about and hour, this dries down (on my older & drier skin) and becomes a soft, sweet vanilla skin scent. Again, the bottle and package are masterpiece beautiful! I always keep my Lattafa packages just because they look as pretty as the scents smell. I'm going to try to follow the advice of some users to put this is perfume prison for a while, but I don't know if I can leave this along long enough to let if develop! I am very tempted to get another bottle right now just to have more on hand! Lattafa is my "broke can be beautiful" go-to!

I didn't like this. The ingredients don't mix, and that leather note in this is terrible. Update I let this sit on my shelf, and the pink pepper is noticeably sweeter. The nutty notes are stronger too. The leather isn't so bad. I put this on for a scent of the night, and it lasted throughout.

Su aroma es intenso si te gusta la belle de JG te va gustar muy probablemente ya que si da esas vibras, Dulce por la nota de durazno si que se siente como un ámbar con esa fruta posteriormente un toque especiado que lo hace potente pero sin ser hostigoso claro que si lo llevas habrá alguien que te pregunte qué perfume usas para mí gusto que me encantan los aromas muy dulces este se me hace hasta elegante pero sin perder ese lado dulzón que está en todas las etapas de la fragancia, el precio está increíble por lo que te llevas es muy buena oferta

Super nice . High longevity . Loved it

L’odeur tiens très longtemps c’est une très bonne qualité et l’odeur et juste envoûtante

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