What Is Lattafa Jasoor a Dupe Of?

What is Lattafa Jasoor a dupe of?

Valentino Uomo Born in Roma Coral Fantasy Eau de Toilette is the comparison to start with. Jasoor gets mentioned as an alternative to its fruity, aromatic tobacco style. Apple is the easy part to recognize in the idea, but the greener notes and warm base matter just as much.

That's the men's Uomo Coral Fantasy EDT, rather than Donna Coral Fantasy EDP or the regular Born in Roma. The names are close enough that it's worth checking the full label before ordering a sample.

Apple, aromatics and tobacco

Valentino's description centers on red apple, sage and tobacco. Lattafa's prose description gives Jasoor bergamot, cardamom and apple, followed by lavender, geranium and tobacco, with tonka, vetiver, leather and patchouli underneath.

Lattafa's separate note panel also names pepper and cinnamon in the opening. The brand's descriptions aren't completely consistent there, so an exact matching pyramid isn't the reason to consider Jasoor. The useful connection is fruit against aromatic herbs, with tobacco providing a warmer backdrop.

How owners describe the match

In this collection discussion, the owner answers a Coral Fantasy question by pointing to Jasoor's apple, aromatics and tobacco, and considers the scents very close. That's their comparison, rather than a guarantee that the two will feel identical to everyone.

A separate comparison on each hand finds a deeper apple opening in Coral Fantasy and a sweeter feel in Jasoor, with the scents getting closer as they settle. Replies include people who find Jasoor heavier or prefer the Valentino. If juicy apple is your favorite part, that balance is worth checking.

Who should sample Jasoor?

Put Jasoor on your shortlist if sweet fruit with spice and tobacco sounds good. If you're replacing Uomo Coral Fantasy EDT, try them together and compare the settled scent as well as the opening. Our Coral Fantasy alternatives guide offers other starting points if Jasoor doesn't land quite right.