Lattafa His Confession for Men Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce / 100 Ml

I got this from seller Smells Good. I didn't rush the delivery and it arrived 9 days in advance and was packed well. No leaks.The bottle is stunning and feels expensive. It's said to be a dupe of Blanch Bete but to be fair, I haven't smelled the OG.The perfume is already milky or lactonic on the first spray. By the way, I sprayed this 10x towards the window first before I sprayed it on my skin. It smells like a very creamy smooth tuberose in the opening. The tuberose stays as it dries down with sweet vanilla notes. Musky and powdery, I would say. This isn't a safe blind buy. Some may perceive this as an old lady smell especially in the opening but this is beautiful.I envision an elegant woman who prefers to power dress in a corporate fit and always wears heels. She prefers silent luxury bags and accessories. She's always composed and she's someone who loves to wine and dine.Projection is moderate to loud. I sprayed it once on the back of my hand and my son said the whole house smells like it. This lasts long too like all day.I have chronic migraine and this doesn't trigger if I don't overspray. I normally avoid the neck and chest area and just do my wrist, legs, and my back. Hope that helps

His Confession starts with a bright yet refined edge - lightly zesty mandarin joined by a subtle touch of cinnamon and lavender. It quickly transitions into a creamy heart dominated by iris and benzoin, lending a soft, powdery elegance with hints of floral warmth and a whisper of spice.As it dries down, vanilla, tonka bean, musk, patchouli, cedarwood, and amber settle in to create a smooth, comforting base. The sweetness is gentle rather than heavy, with a subtle woodiness and light incense presence adding depth. The overall feel is modern, slightly playful, and polished.Performance is solid: the scent remains noticeable for 7-10 hours on skin and often longer on clothing. Projection is moderate, especially after the opening, making it well-suited for close encounters or office wear. I would say that this sits more masculine and I would look at the more feminine version for something a bit softer for women.This isn’t a loud fragrance. It leans more seductive than attention-seeking. The powdery iris and soft vanilla make it an excellent choice for cooler seasons, date nights, or professional settings where you want to smell elegant without overwhelming the room.Overall TLDR:His Confession is a charming and elegant fragrance blending fruity freshness with creamy powder and warm sweetness. If you enjoy refined, modern scents that feel luxurious yet approachable, this one delivers especially well given its price point. Versatile for both casual and semi-formal use, it strikes a balance between presence and subtlety that many will find appealing.

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.

Scent Profile:Lattafa His Confession is a bold and charismatic fragrance that opens with a burst of sweet and spicy notes—think warm cinnamon, cardamom, and a hint of fresh citrus. As it settles, a rich blend of amber, vanilla, and woody undertones creates a smooth, sensual dry-down that feels both modern and timeless.Performance:Impressive for the price point. It has strong projection in the first few hours and settles into a long-lasting scent that lingers for 6–8 hours on the skin, even longer on clothing.

Alcohol smell is strong while new and may need some time to mascerate. The dry down is beautiful with strong floral notes.The quality of Lattafa Perfumes is great for their price point. The bottle itself is beautiful. If you like powdery and floral notes this is a great fragrance for you.

is an intense and sophisticated men's fragrance. It opens with fresh citrus notes that awaken the senses, followed by a spicy heart of black pepper and leather, evoking confidence and dominance. The base is deep and enveloping, with accords of amber, vetiver, and oud wood, leaving a lasting, elegant, and unforgettable trail.A fragrance for the man who doesn't compete, he conquers.