Lattafa Perfumes Qimmah for Women EDP (Eau De Parfum) - 100ML (3.4 oz) |Featuring notes: Cedar, Oudh, Myrrh, Amber, Lavender I

This perfume initially has a potent but light powdery scent which smells exquisite. It dries down very similarly to Good Girl. It doesn't last as long as I would like but it is well worth getting and just reapplying when needed.

If you like Good Girl you will like this scent and the bottle is beautiful! Great projection and lasts for hours. I never got nose blind and could smell it all day. One or two sprays is adequate. Very happy with this purchase.

Qimmah is now my go-to girl when it comes to fragrance. I was looking for something new to add to my fall perfume collection and was immediately drawn in by the beautiful bottle, great reviews and the reasonable price point. I’d never smelled it before, but I’d seen great things about Lattafa online as a highly rated Middle Eastern fragrance house. I fell in love with the packaging as soon as I opened the box. I was surprised at the size of the bottle—you get so much! I wasn’t prepared for how much I’d love this scent on my skin though. It has such depth for such a simple level of complexity, and the notes blend beautifully together. Not long after I bought this bottle, I went out for drinks with two platonic guy friends. In the middle of our opening conversation, one of them stopped me and said “Wait…What is that? D#@$! you smell good!” The other friend agreed and said he had been thinking the same thing since the moment I sat next to him. I don’t know if it’s just my body/scent chemistry with Qimmah, but I keep getting over-the-top reactions when I wear this perfume. It seems to stop both men and women dead in their tracks. I get compliments at the register at the store, by waiters at restaurants, and perfect strangers in passing. It’s crazy! The description lists different notes (which is perhaps the reason I was surprised at first spray), but Lattafa lists the notes as: Top notes are Almond and Coffee; middle notes are Tonka, Tuberose and Jasmine; base notes are Vanilla, Cacao and Sandalwood. I feel this description is pretty spot on. The projection and sillage is amazing on me and the longevity is about 6-8 hours on my skin (definitely well beyond that and unlimited on my clothing until I put them in the wash). The almond and coffee balance out the tuberose and jasmine, which provides that sweet, intoxicating, flirty, floral, feminine vibe. The vanilla, cacao, and sandalwood—lend some soft and delicious sophistication to the mix. Qimmah has made me a Lattafa believer! I’ve bought several other fragrances from this house and I plan to get a few more bottles of Qimmah for fear that it may eventually disappear or something.

it's long lasting and takes on different scent throughout the day only smelling better.

First of all, I HAD to find out if the notes listed on the product page were correct. They are not. I would not have wanted something with notes that were shown. I verified with the seller and a couple of other perfume directories. The correct notes are: top notes: Almond, Coffee; heart notes: Jasmine, Tuberose, Tonka Bean; and base notes: Cocoa, Vanilla, Sandalwood. (Even the Lattafa official site has the wrong info.) Right out of the new bottle, this is nice. Most Lattafa scents come straight from production and I need to macerate them. I know this one can (and will probably) only get better, but I love it right now. It's currently very soft. The vibe is sweet and slightly spicy with powder-choco on the dry down. It's also got the fruitiness that makes it more feminine than masculine - but a man could pull it off, depending. Longevity is not great right now - about 2 hours at most - but I'm hoping that gets better with maceration. It usually does. The bottle - as with most Lattafa and other Mid East brands - is as pretty as the perfume. The gold webbing around the top and the top half of the bottle really looks beautiful against the emerald glass. It's one that I will definitely hang on to for decorative purposes. One thing I do love about Middle East perfumes is that the boxes are clearly marked with production dates and/or batch numbers. This has helped me when I get a problem perfume. An unopened and old perfume tends to go "bad" or lose scent since it needs to be opened with a little aeration to macerate. Again, this is so pretty. I sometimes immediately buy a 2nd bottle of a perfume I like so that one is always macerating. I might do that with this one. (I will update on the perfume if I remember after it's had some time to bloom.)

This perfume is absolutely beautiful and smells so expensive I cannot believe it is this great for the price.

Smells good, doesn’t last long

Delicious! Value for money, I give it a 10/10.