Composition
A bewitching white-floral gourmand in Lattafa's Asdaaf line: creamy gardenia, opulent tuberose and luminous jasmine sambac open lush and instantly captivating, silken vanilla and romantic rose brightened with bergamot sweeten the heart, and soft musk, polished cedarwood and smooth sandalwood wrap the finish in cashmere-like warmth. Elegant, romantic and addictive.
To me this smells like a powder room in an old Delhi haveli, gardenia, tuberose and jasmine sambac lingering in the curtains and the cut-glass bottles. Underneath, vanilla, rose and bergamot start to spread, rich without shouting. It dries down to musk, cedarwood and sandalwood, like a memory you can't place — the quietest, truest part. It is pure a room you never want to leave — nothing more, nothing less. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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