Brand: Lattafa
Basis: Copy of Bianco Latte by Giardini di Toscana
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Sex: Marketed unisex by Lattafa
Generally: A newer, fast-growing release
Season(s): Fall, Winter
Wear: Evening, though plenty wear it daily
Occasion: Everyday, Evening
Perfumer: Not disclosed for the original (Dalia Izem is credited on the later Eclaire Pistache)
Creation Date: 2024
Ingredients/Ingrédients : Alcohol Denat., Fragrance (Parfum), Water (Aqua), Coumarin, Limonene

Main Accords: Gourmand, Vanilla, Floral

Notes
Top: Caramel, Milk, Sugar
Middle: Honey, White Flowers
Base: Vanilla, Praline, Musk

The Scent

Dessert in the gentlest way. Caramel, milk, and sugar up top, softened by honey and white flowers, with a creamy vanilla-praline finish. Sweet and cozy without being heavy. It's widely regarded as a near-identical, far cheaper take on Bianco Latte by Giardini di Toscana, so if that milky gourmand is on your wishlist, start here. Lovely for cooler days and evenings.

Worth Knowing

It's done well enough that Lattafa has already spun off Eclaire Pistache and Eclaire Banoffi, both leaning into that same dessert-in-a-bottle idea.

Where It Came From

Launched in 2024.

About Lattafa

Lattafa got its start in the 1980s in the UAE, founded by Sheikh Shahid Ahmad and Shoaib Iqbal. The name comes from the Arabic words for gentle and pleasant. What began as a small regional company has grown into something sold in well over 120 countries, still run by the same family three generations in, and it's become one of the biggest names behind the whole affordable dupe movement that's taken over fragrance TikTok.