TERIAQ EAU DE PARFUM

Everyone in the fragrance world seems to be talking about Lattafa TERIAQ EAU DE PARFUM, but here's the thing – it's WEIRD. Like, in a good way? Maybe? It depends on who you ask. Imagine this: super sweet caramel, honey, and a hint of fruitiness...sounds like a delicious dessert, right? Now, toss in a dash of edgy leather. Not biker-jacket leather, but something smoother, kinda animal-like. It's that leather note that makes Teriaq either a total winner or a total fail for most people. * Sweet But Not Basic: If you love gourmand scents (think vanilla, caramel, etc.), this has that, but the leather stops it from being kiddie-pool sweet. * Leather Lovers vs. Haters: Some find the leather unique, others find it straight-up harsh. There's no in-between. * It. Lasts. FOREVER: Easily 6+ hours on skin, so you get your money's worth even if you're iffy on the smell. Lattafa [https://zaoud.it/collections/lattafa], the brand known for affordable scents, has unleashed something truly surprising: Teriaq. It's sweet, it's got leather, and it's dividing the fragrance world like few perfumes do. But the most surprising part might be the nose behind it - Quentin Bisch. This is the guy who does edgy, high-end scents for Jean Paul Gaultier! Lattafa TERIAQ EAU DE PARFUM isn't just surprising because of its scent; the biggest shock is the name behind it. Quentin Bisch [https://www.fragrantica.it/perfumers/Quentin_Bisch.html] is renowned for his work with luxury houses like Jean Paul Gaultier, creating bold, sometimes polarizing scents. His involvement with Lattafa, a brand primarily known for affordable "dupes" of popular fragrances, is what turned this perfume into an immediate talking point. TERIAQ FRAGRANCE NOTES:  * Top Notes: Caramel, Bitter Almond, Pink Pepper, Apricot. * Middle Notes: Honey, Rhubarb, White Flowers, Rose. * Base Notes: Vanilla, Leather, Musk, Labdanum, Vetiver. THE SCENT BREAKDOWN: SWEETNESS WITH AN EDGE * Top Notes: You get hit with caramel, honey, a bit of apricot sweetness, and even a touch of bitter almond. It's playful, almost like a fancy dessert. * Heart Notes: Things get a little fresher with rhubarb, some florals, and a hint of spice. This cuts the sweetness a bit, but not completely. * Base Notes: Here's where it gets divisive. A smooth, slightly animalic leather emerges, with vanilla and musk rounding it out. It's this leather that makes or breaks Teriaq for most people. IS TERIAQ EAU DE PARFUM RIGHT FOR YOU? * If you generally like sweet scents, but crave something with a darker edge, this could be it. * Fans of Mugler's Angel or Aquolina Pink Sugar might find a similar vibe here, but with a surprising twist. * If you're sensitive to leather notes, or detest that animalic smell, steer clear. * Love a little extra in your scents? Worth a try. * Angel by Mugler fan? Might be up your alley, but it's weirder. * Hate leather notes? Don't even bother. Honestly, Teriaq is the kind of perfume that's more fun to debate than actually wear. The famous perfumer behind it (Quentin Bisch, he does fancy stuff for Jean Paul Gaultier) definitely wanted to stir things up. It's a bold move by Lattafa, and it proves that even "dupe" brands can stir up excitement