Lattafa Fire on Ice

4.3
Overall
Accords
caramel
boozy
rose
woody
sweet
oriental
fruity
warm spicy
amber
Boozy
Fruity
Warm Spicy
Woody
Sweet
Amber
Notes Pyramid
Top
CognacRaspberryCinnamonWhiskeyBlack Raspberry
Heart
CaramelRose PetalsMossRose petalsAmberVanillaRoseLavenderGeranium
Base
OakMyrrhCedarwoodAmbroxanOakwoodTonka BeanSmoky Woods
Community Verdict
Pros & Cons
- ✅ The sweet‑fruity oriental warmth is immediately appealing.
- ✅ Lasts a full day on most skin types.
- ✅ Woody dry‑down keeps people coming back.
- ✅ Strong sillage that announces itself without being aggressive.
- ✅ Boozy cognac note adds edge most sweet fragrances lack.
- ✅ Lasts a full day on most skin types with strong projection in cold weather.
- ✅ Woody dry‑down keeps people coming back for more.
- ✅ Boozy cognac note adds an edge most sweet fragrances lack.
- ✅ Versatile enough for both casual and more formal occasions.
- ✅ Performance justifies the price point.
- ✅ Spicy whiskey vibe with sweet vanilla sticks around all day.
- ✅ Smoky, sweet, and spicy sticks around all day, love it!
- ✅ Spicy whiskey start, sweet vanilla middle, smoky finish totally addictive!
- ✅ The sweet‑fruity Oriental warmth is immediately appealing.
- ✅ Longevity 6‑10 hours, strong sillage – best for fall and winter.
- ❌ Can feel too sweet when over‑applied.
- ❌ Fades fast on very dry skin.
- ❌ Sillage drops significantly after the first hour.
- ❌ May be too safe for those wanting bold, challenging fragrances.
- ❌ Not built for summer or professional settings.
- ❌ Can feel too sweet when over‑applied, especially in warm weather.
- ❌ Fades faster on very dry skin.
- ❌ Not ideal for summer or professional settings due to cloying sweetness.
- ❌ The opening is the strongest part and can seem harsh on fresh bottles.
- ❌ Opening is the strongest part, later stages are less impressive.
- ❌ Can feel too sweet for some when overapplied.
- ❌ Opening is the strongest part – fresh bottles smell sharp/synthetic.
- ❌ Fresh bottles open with candy‑plastic raspberry and harsh cognac.