Lattafa Liam Grey for Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce / 100 ml

I wasn’t sure what to expect, but Liam turned out to be a total gem. It starts with a slightly sharp blast of cardamom and earthy black tea, almost like opening a tin of loose-leaf tea. It can feel a bit intense if you’re not expecting it, but give it a minute or two and it softens beautifully. Once it calms, the fragrance opens up into a creamy, powdery mix of iris, vanilla, sandalwood, and vetiver. There’s a comforting warmth to it, like slipping into a cashmere sweater with a cup of tea in hand. It leans clean and smooth rather than heavy and over-the-top - polished, grown-up, and surprisingly versatile. In terms of performance, it doesn’t dominate a room, but it stays with you. Expect around 6–8 hours of wear on skin, and longer on clothes, with a modest projection that keeps things personal yet noticeable. It won’t announce itself aggressively, which makes it great for work or cozy gatherings without overwhelming anyone. Some buyers compare it to much pricier niche scents, feeling it captures the same kind of elegant, laid-back sophistication for a fraction of the cost. It’s often described as unisex but leans slightly masculine - though many women enjoy its warm, soft-spice character. What to know before buying blind: - The opening can be a bit dusty or intense - don’t judge it too quickly. - It’s perfect for cooler weather or indoor environments where you want something warm but not sweet. - Projection is more subtle, but longevity is solid. - If you like spicy, tea-like scents with a soft, creamy dry down, this is a strong pick. Overall, Liam feels like a confident, luxurious signature scent without the price tag. It’s mature, balanced, and quietly compelling - perfect for someone who wants to smell great without shouting for attention.

I really enjoy Lattafa Liam Grey. It’s a fresh, slightly spicy-sweet scent with black tea, cardamom, and fig up top, followed by iris, vetiver, and labdanum, then a smooth dry-down of sandalwood, vanilla, tonka, and patchouli. Performance is strong: about 4–7 hours on skin and 7–8 hours on clothes, with moderate projection for the first couple hours before sitting closer to the skin. Best for cooler weather (fall, winter, spring). I bought it as a more affordable alternative to BDK Gris Charnel, and it delivers for the price—but I wouldn’t blind buy since it’s not for everyone.

This was sharp sandlewood when I first sprayed it but after sitting 2 1/2 mo it’s beautiful!! Epitome of a unisex fragrance. Still very sandalwood forward but so soft its always airy and comes close to powdery, the black tea note is very smooth and there are light spices but they melt into the sandalwood. I get a subtle fig like note but it’s blended so well it’s hard to say. The whole scent is wrapped in a vanilla or soft amber like note making it all around sweet but again so soft and creamy, almost like a luxury marshmallow. This is so cozy I think it will shine in cooler weather. I was ready to give this away but now I’m kinda obsessed.

For the price, this cologne/perfume is very good. I've been paying attention to different men's colognes and women's perfumes for more than 50 years since I was born in the mid 1960s. Scents like Chanel No. 5 in the early 60's that my mother would wear and many others since then. Some of the inexpensive colognes like Old Spice at that time for men were iconic. Fast forward to the late 70s, scents like Paco Robane (sp?) were interesting and sometimes very good. Keep in mind I'm writing this because I really think this cologne is a great value for the money. I don't think it's as good as something costing much more. BUT, it comes close. And the only thing is that it won't last as long as something that cost around $100 to $200 dollars. All the reviews will tell you it's almost "unisex". It is. But, that's subjective. Based on all the feedback I've received, most young women think it smells incredible, and most young guys think it very very good. I can only tell you that I've worn it for the last few weeks, and it's kinda my go to, and I've gotten a LOT of complements. Bottom Line: It's not too feminine for a man (it's not too floral/sweet), but it's long lasting, VERY close to some "old school" scents, and it lasts for a day or so on your clothes. Which is perfect if you don't want to smell it forever like old school Joop or some others. Everything's subjective, but this one is definitely something to have in your bag at this price!

This stuff right here is something special! This scent starts off spicy, sweet from the fig and moves into a black tea vibe in the middle. Once it starts to dry down that black tea mixes with a woody slightly vanilla note and smells amazing. I tried two sprays on the back of my hand to test it out and the length of this scent lasted for over 10 hours. Around the 6 or 7 hour mark it didn't project crazy but I would get a good nose full every once in a while. Overall this scent is absolutely amazing! The bottle size for the price is fantastic, no leakage on shipment, no headache inducing factors at all. Beautiful manly fragrance. Women could absolutely pull this off as well. Don't sleep on this!

Very good perfume

Richt nicht nur extrem gut, sondern hält auch den ganzen Tag... Die Verpackung ist (wie man es von Lattafa kennt) sehr hochwertig und sie schaut sehr edel aus. Für den Preis kann man sich nicht beschweren.

Was a big fan of Lattafa Khamrah when I tried it, easy addition to the fragrance collection. I was blown away by how complex and luxurious it was paired with an unbelievable price point. So I thought I'd give a few other Lattafa products a try in that price point. No, I don't really know that much about fragrances, but I saw some videos saying this is sort of like a dupe of BDK's Gris Charnel. Haven't smelled that so can't compare, but I really did like this fragrance. It sort of felt basic when I first tried it, but it's actually grown on me over time. If you've tried Khamrah, this is definitely in that ballpark of woodsy, musky, spicy, rich, but on a much more toned down level. This one plays to me like a more reliable everyday wear for daytime or work, or casual nights out. Khamrah just has that little bit extra elevation to it that gives it a luxurious aspect. This is a solid fragrance though with a woodsy sort of spicy tone, with cardamom and vetiver. I'm a male but I think this could work well as a unisex fragrance and for the price point, I think this is definitely great value for that price. I'd purchase this again.

Muy buena réplica de Aqua di gio profundo, muy similar

Ich musste meine erste Bewertung auf einer anderen Plattform zu dem Duft deutlich ändern, da ich den Fehler gemacht habe, ihn zu früh zu beurteilen, noch bevor er richtig herangereift war. Anfangs war er recht schwach, geradlinig und monoton, doch mit der Zeit ist er wunderschön herangereift. Die Eröffnung ist fast noch besser als der "Drydown": Wunderbar angenehm, wohlriechend und erfrischend. Die Eröffnung ist wie eine süße Erfrischung. Besonders wahrnehmbar ist eine süße Feige kombiniert mit einem "kühlen" süßen Tee - fast wie ein Erfrischungsgetränk. Das Schöne an dem Duft ist, dass er nicht von einer unnatürlichen Süße wie Karamell, Toffee oder Kuchen überladen ist, sondern sich rein auf Feige, Tee und Iris konzentriert. Eine süße, kalorienfreie und natürlich, erfrischende Duftkomposition - perfekt für den Herbst. Sobald die kalorienfreie Süße ein wenig verblasst, vernimmt man eine recht präsente, aber unaufdringliche Vanille. Ein schönes Konzept des Parfümeurs des Originals von Gris Charnel.