Liam לעומת 9pm

The r/fragrance community has a largely negative consensus on Liam by Lattafa, with disappointed blind buyers noting it smells nothing like advertised (heavy patchouli and church-like incense instead of promised cinnamon and vanilla). While the packaging impresses for the low price, the divisive scent profile and overpowering notes make it a polarizing fragrance that most reviewers regret purchasing, with some suggesting aging the bottle may help but many finding no improvement.

The community has a divided opinion on Afnan 9pm, with many warning against blind buying based on social media hype. While some love it and praise its value and performance, others find it overly sweet, synthetic, and headache-inducing. Newer batches reportedly require maceration (aging) to reach advertised performance levels, and excessive application can be off-putting in professional settings.