Nebras Elixir by Lattafa Eau de Parfum (Decant)

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Nebras Elixir by Lattafa Pride Eau de Parfum is a creamy, sweet and comforting gourmand fragrance that blends milk candy, whipped cream, sugar cane, heliotrope, vanilla, ambroxan and musk into a scent that feels soft, cozy and beautifully addictive. The opening of milk candy and whipped cream gives it a smooth creamy sweetness, creating a delicious first impression with a soft dessert-like feel.

As it develops, sugar cane and heliotrope add a fluffy sweet heart with a gentle powdery floral touch, giving the fragrance its soft floral twist while keeping the creamy gourmand character at the centre. The base of vanilla, ambroxan and musk gives Nebras Elixir a warm, soft and long-lasting finish, making it a great choice for buyers who enjoy creamy vanilla gourmands with milky sweetness, soft musk and a cozy comforting dry down.

What You Get

Nebras Elixir by Lattafa Pride Eau de Parfum
Creamy milk candy and whipped cream with sugar cane, heliotrope, vanilla, ambroxan and musk

Top Notes: Milk Candy, Whipped Cream
Heart Notes: Sugar Cane, Heliotrope
Base Notes: Vanilla, Ambroxan, Musk

Why You'll Love It

• Milk candy and whipped cream create a creamy sweet opening
• Sugar cane adds soft gourmand sweetness
• Heliotrope gives it a gentle powdery floral twist
• 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

Fast dispatch from NZ, securely packed.

Decant Disclaimer

Scent Droplet is an independent fragrance decant business and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any perfume brand, designer, manufacturer, or trademark owner. All fragrances sold are authentic originals, carefully rebottled by us into smaller decant bottles for sampling and personal use. Brand names and trademarks are used for identification purposes only and remain the property of their respective owners.