You don't normally get the name of the creator with these ME fragrances, but this one has been associated with a rather famous perfumer, responsible for most of the JPG Le Male line, the entire Carolina Herrera Good Girl/Bad Boy range and a few Azzaro to name but a few. Yes this is a Quentin Bisch creation. If you love boozy, spicy, and sweet gourmand fragrances, especially those with a prominent plum note, then you are in look. ​Teriaq Intense is an Oriental Spicy fragrance that is rich, boozy, sweet, and warm. The opening provides a quick lift with the freshness of bergamot, which is immediately warmed and given a slightly metallic/leathery depth by the luxurious saffron. The heart is where the scent truly shines, featuring a boozy plum liquor note. This is refined, not a harsh alcoholic smell, and blends beautifully with the comforting, spicy warmth of cinnamon. This for me is the most addictive part of the fragrance. ​The dry-down is luxurious, long-lasting, and smooth. Tonka bean adds a creamy, vanilla-like sweetness, while amber and benzoin provide a resinous, balsamic warmth that anchors the entire fragrance. This is not a clone or dupe for Khamrah, but if you were to make a comparision, this has more dept and less sharpness. It smells and lasts well above its price. I get a good 6+ hours out of this one of course my hoodie is so well hydrated, it always lasts longer there. It projects well, especially in the first few hours, and leaves a noticeable, intoxicating scent trail. Autumn, Winter is the optimal time for this too shine and it's perfect for evening wear. Anyone looking for a high-quality, masterfully blended Middle Eastern fragrance at an affordable price point, then look no further. Lattafa hit the nail on the head with this one. My Rating: 8/10 Scent: 2.5 Longevity: 2.5 Sillage: 2 Y/N: 1

Lately I’ve been working from home a lot and not going into the office or Realtor offices as much. I’ll spray in the morning and then just sit at my desk for hours. After a while, it almost feels like the fragrance disappears completely. But the moment I get up, move around, or even just swing my arms a bit, I suddenly catch the scent again. It’s like the movement reactivates the scent bubble and reminds me I’m actually wearing something. Makes me wonder if sitting still all day leads to nose blindness faster than we realize. Curious if others notice the same thing or if it’s just me.