THE TRUTH ABOUT Lattafa Asad ZANZIBAR | Middle Eastern Fragrance Reviews

Summary

In this video, the host reviews the TFA's Assad Zanzibar, a flanker to the popular LFA fragrance. Priced at $36, it features notes of black pepper, sea lavender, coconut water, iris, and more. The scent is described as a tropical, beachy vibe with a balance of floral, powdery, and aromatic elements. The fragrance has great projection and lasts 7-8 hours on the skin, making it a versatile option for spring and summer. The host advises not to overpay for the hype, suggesting it's a good fragrance for the price but not necessarily a must-have.

Takeaways

• 🎥 The video is a review of the fragrance 'LFA Assad Zanzibar', a flanker to the popular LFA Assad fragrance.
• 💰 The fragrance is available for purchase at $36, with a coupon code provided for a discount on first-time buyers.
• 🛍️ The packaging is straightforward with a shimmery silver box and a familiar triangular bottle design, reminiscent of the original LFA Assad.
• 🔫 The atomizer is pressurized, which the reviewer appreciates for its performance.
• 🌊 The scent features notes of black pepper, sea lavender, coconut water, iris, salt, frankincense, and vanilla, with a tropical and beachy vibe.
• 🌴 The opening of the fragrance is dominated by coconut water and iris, with a powdery and floral touch, and a hint of lavender.
• 🍦 As the fragrance dries down, the coconut note recedes, and a smooth, creamy vanilla with a roasted feel comes forward, complemented by frankincense.
• 🕒 The reviewer experiences good projection for the first couple of hours and longevity of about 7-8 hours on their skin.
• 👕 The fragrance is recommended for spring and summer, casual wear, and even suitable for date nights or formal summer events due to its versatile scent profile.
• 🏖️ 'LFA Assad Zanzibar' has a unisex appeal but leans more towards a masculine scent, with the roasted vanilla giving it a sexy edge.
• 💡 The reviewer advises not to overpay or rush to buy the fragrance, suggesting a reasonable price point of $36-$40, and cautioning against 'fear of missing out' (FOMO).

Q & A

What is the name of the fragrance being reviewed in the video?

The fragrance being reviewed is called 'LFA Assad Zanzibar'.

How much does the LFA Assad Zanzibar fragrance cost?

The LFA Assad Zanzibar fragrance can be purchased for $36.

What is special about the packaging of the LFA Assad Zanzibar fragrance?

The packaging is straightforward with a nice shimmery silver box featuring a lion on either side and a triangular bottle with a pressurized atomizer.

What are some of the main notes in LFA Assad Zanzibar's composition?

Some of the main notes include black pepper, sea lavender, coconut water, iris, salt, frankincense, and vanilla.

How does the reviewer describe the opening of LFA Assad Zanzibar?

The opening features coconut water and iris with a touch of lavender, creating a powdery, floral, and beachy vibe.

What is the reviewer's opinion on the performance of LFA Assad Zanzibar in terms of projection and longevity?

The reviewer experiences great projection for the first hour and a half to 2 hours, and a longevity of about 7-8 hours on their skin, becoming a skin scent afterward.

What occasions or settings does the reviewer suggest for wearing LFA Assad Zanzibar?

The fragrance is suggested for spring and summer occasions, casual wear, beach outings, and even formal summer evening events due to its versatile nature.

How does the dry down of LFA Assad Zanzibar differ from its opening?

In the dry down, the coconut note recedes, and the vanilla comes forward, becoming smoother and creamier with a roasted feel from the frankincense.

What is the reviewer's final verdict on LFA Assad Zanzibar's performance?

The reviewer is not disappointed with the performance but does not consider it a 'beast mode' fragrance, suggesting it's a great performer for its price.

How does the reviewer compare LFA Assad Zanzibar to other fragrances?

The reviewer compares it to Jean Paul Gaultier's Le Male Scandal, noting similar coconut and sweet vanilla vibes, but emphasizes that it's not an exact match.

What advice does the reviewer give regarding the purchase of LFA Assad Zanzibar?

The reviewer advises not to overpay or fall for the fear of missing out (FOMO), suggesting that the fragrance is good but not hyped-worthy, and recommending to wait if it's out of stock.