Dynasty by Lattafa EDP (Decant)

Profile: Red Tea Vetiver-style

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Dynasty by Lattafa Eau de Parfum is a warm, aromatic and refined woody fragrance that blends bergamot, ginger, clary sage, raspberry, nutmeg, rooibos tea, suede, cedarwood, cashmeran and amberwood. The opening combines bright bergamot with spicy ginger and nutmeg, aromatic clary sage and a subtle touch of raspberry, creating a fresh, distinctive and sophisticated first impression.

As it develops, rooibos tea brings a smooth, earthy warmth while suede adds a soft, refined texture to the heart. The fragrance settles into dry cedarwood, silky cashmeran and rich amberwood, creating a warm, elegant and long-lasting woody dry down. Dynasty is an excellent choice for buyers who enjoy sophisticated tea fragrances with aromatic spice, smooth suede and modern woody depth.

What You Get

Dynasty by Lattafa Eau de Parfum
Bright bergamot and warm spices with rooibos tea, smooth suede, cedarwood and amberwood

Top Notes: Bergamot, Ginger, Clary Sage, Raspberry, Nutmeg
Heart Notes: Rooibos Tea, Suede
Base Notes: Cedarwood, Cashmeran, Amberwood

Why You'll Love It

• Bergamot and ginger create a bright, energetic opening
• Raspberry adds a subtle fruity contrast
• Rooibos tea brings warm, aromatic depth
• Suede, cashmeran and amberwood create a smooth, sophisticated finish
• Perfect for sampling before buying a full bottle

Important Information

• Measured by volume, not bottle size
• Bottles may be larger but will not be filled to the top
• These are decanted samples, not retail bottles

Shipping

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