LattafaHer Confession - Vanilla, Floral, Amber, Musk - Eau de Parfum Long-Lasting Fragrance for Women, 3.40 Ounce / 100 ml

A few years ago, I sampled a seriously gorgeous scent that I could never afford to buy a full bottle of. The minute I sprayed Her Confession, I had a flashback, but couldn't place what it reminded me of. I was getting a lot of coconut-vanilla combo and... then it hit me. This is Blanche Bête but lacking the cacao and having more of the musk in it. Also, as with ALL my Lattafa scents, I need to let this set unused for some time before it fully blossoms - sometimes, that is a few weeks and sometimes it is a couple of months, but they always get better. (I am noticing that this one gets better every few days! It gets a bit sweeter and the other notes come out more so that the coconut is not so dominant. Can't wait to see what it's like in a few weeks!)When I look this up, I see that the main accords are said to be: vanilla, white floral, amber, tuberose, musky, warm spicy, powdery, sweet, floral. The top notes: Mystikal (earthy, smoky, resinous) and Cinnamon. Middle: Tuberose, Incense, Jasmine, Mahonial (floral). Base: Vanilla, Tonka, Musk. Of all of that, I am not yet getting any loud florals but I know they are there somewhere.As I said, this has the coconut that dries down quickly (thank goodness!). The vanilla lingers and takes over the underlying notes that I can't place. I recently learned that this contains the Mystikal note that is also in B.B. I'm not familiar with it, but I think it must be what made me love Blanche so much. I can't wait for this one to age a little. I will have to try to remember to update. I can say now that the longevity on this is ridiculously good! I sprayed it on my arm one morning and it was still there (as a noticeable skin scent) in the morning after & before my shower.About the packaging: I think that I love the Lattafa packages more then some of the scents. This one is oddly pretty and a bit playful. I really like the peekaboo box and have it on display with the perfume.

This is hands down a 10/10 dupe for Blanche Bete. It smells exactly the same, and I'm convinced that anyone who says otherwise is just being a snob. First off, the bottle is a showstopper - it’s a literal work of art. Lattafa’s packaging is always top-tier, and this one is no exception. As for the scent, it’s like sweet, creamy, cinnamon-spiced milk - I can only describe it as a wearable coquito. It's absolutely delicious and totally intoxicating. Once I discovered this, I immediately crossed Blanche Bete off my wish list because Lattafa did not miss with this one. The projection is beast mode, and it lasts for hours on your skin, hair, and clothes. What a find! If you’re after a warm, creamy, lactonic fragrance or you're obsessed with Blanche Bete but don’t want to drop $300, this is your perfect clone.

Smells incredible and lasts well. This is among my favorite Lataffa scents. Smells incredible both on application and after a while. It's masculine leaning for sure with the notable tobacco, leather, and vanilla. Especially for the price it's a 10/10. The bottle doesn't fit well on a shelf as the topper is quite large.The notes are exactly as described.

I didn't like this when I first bought it. It just didn't smell good to me. I decided to put it in my perfume cabinet for a few weeks and let it mature (yes that is the correct word, macerate is incorrect). I forgot about it and just tried it again last week after a couple of months of maturing and all I can say is WOW!! I have a LOT of niche and designer perfumes and this is what I have been wearing on the daily! I have the OG, which I love, and they smell almost identical, although I think this may actually smell better. When I smell them side by side, Her Confession is a little more creamy and slightly sweeter to my nose while Blanche Bete is a little lighter. Her Confession also seems to have better projection and definitely has more longevity on my skin. If I did a blind test, I wouldn't be able to tell them apart. I get so many compliments every single time I wear it. This is such a delicious, feminine perfume. I will most definitely repurchase this instead of the OG! There is a reason that Her Confession is so hyped up on social media - do yourself a favor, buy it and let it mature for a couple of months.

Plz let macerate. When I first got it, incense note was dominant. A little like powder milk. Now that it has sit for over a month, it’s creamy, milky, vanilla, incense. I wouldn’t say it’s beast mode projection but moderate... not bad. It last long, maybe 6-8 hours. And when I try to layer, it is the dominating smell. Cinnamon is not too strong. This is a nice fall/winter warm, milky, incense smell. This is not a safe blind buy because it’s a unique scent. It has grown on me but I don’t think I would have purchased it had I smelled it first. Hope this helps.

The fragrance opens with a sharp cinnamon note that transitions into a powdery iris core, balanced by smooth vanilla and amber in the drydown. It’s reminiscent of Dior Homme Intense but leans sweeter and less formal, with a refined yet approachable feel. Longevity clocks in at around 8 hours, with moderate projection that’s noticeable without overwhelming. The bottle design obviously stands out—gold and black with a sculptural cap—though the cap feels a bit gimmicky. For the price, it delivers quality that punches above its weight, easily rivaling pricier niche scents. It’s a strong option for anyone into gourmand-iris profiles, earning a 9.3/10 for its versatility and value, though it’s not a powerhouse in terms of sillage.

This is said to be similar to Black Tie by Celine, it is no where close to smelling anything like Black Tie. However, it is a really nice scent. It’s slightly sweet and woody and does have a powdery note. It has great sillage and for the price it’s worth trying.

Lattafa Her Confession is a feminine fragrance that has attracted attention for its olfactory profile and its value for money.Olfative Profile:• Exit notes: Cinnamon and mystical chords that offer an intriguing and spicy opening.Heart notes: Jasmine, nardo and incense, providing a floral richness and depth.