Manel | Dubai Perfume – Fire On Ice (Lattafa)

Lattafa Fire On Ice is said to be inspired by By Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis.

Here’s a detailed look at Fire On Ice by Lattafa — what it smells like, how people experience it, and where it shines (and maybe where it’s weaker):

What Is It / Brand Info

Brand: Lattafa — a Middle Eastern perfume house known for offering rich, bold scents at more accessible prices.

Type: Eau de Parfum (EDP) — more concentrated than a body mist or EDT, so it tends to last better.

Gender: Unisex. Lattafa markets it as a fragrance that captures a “tensioned balance of extremes.”

Launch / Popularity: It’s fairly new, and Fragrantica treats it as a “new fragrance.”

Scent Profile (Notes & Olfactory Structure)

Notes (from Lattafa and other retailers):

Top: Black Raspberry, Cinnamon, Cognac (Liquor)

Middle / Heart: Frozen Rose Petals, Caramel, Moss

Base: Oakwood, Myrrh, Cedarwood, Ambroxan

Character & Vibe:

A duality scent: Lattafa describes it as “where ice meets flame,” so there’s a contrast between cool / “crystalline” and warm, rich gourmand-woody elements.

Fruity & boozy in the opening (raspberry + cognac) gives a slightly sweet, liqueur feel.

The heart brings in gourmand / dessert-like sweetness with caramel, but tempered by more delicate rose petals and moss to keep it from being too syrupy.

The base is woody-resinous, with oak and cedar giving strength, myrrh lending a resinous / smoky feel, and ambroxan making it more modern, clean, and slightly amber-musky.

Performance & Wearability

Longevity: According to Fragrantica users, it scores around 3.40 / 5 for lasting power.

Projection / Sillage: Also from Fragrantica, it’s moderate — enough to notice but not overpower a room.

User Reviews / Impressions:

Some say it’s boozy raspberry baked good, like a boozy dessert. > “one cooked with a lil bit of raspberry liqueur”

Others love how the heart dries down into a creamy, warm sweetness with caramel and rose.

There’s praise for its presence in the first few hours, especially for a more affordable EDP. > “Projection is wow especially the first 3 hours … the raspberry in this is very jammy …”

Aesthetic & Presentation

The bottle design is quite symbolic: it has a frosted “ice cube” suspended inside the glass, representing that “fire vs. ice” concept.

The cap is gold-toned and engraved, giving it a somewhat luxurious feel.

According to some users, the physical quality (thin glass, lightweight metal) isn’t top-tier, but they feel the juice justifies it.

When / How to Wear It

Best for: Cooler weather (fall / winter) or evening wear — due to the warm boozy and woody base. Many users seem to prefer it for nights or cozy settings.

Occasions: Great for date nights, social outings, or any time you want a bold but not overly heavy sweet-woody scent.

Layering: You could layer with a lighter / fresher scent if you want to tone down the sweetness, or wear it alone for full effect.

Community / Clone Talk

On fragrance forums, people often compare Fire On Ice to By Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis (a more expensive designer / niche scent) — many consider Fire On Ice a very good “clone” / inspired alternative.

Among other clone enthusiasts, it’s praised for its balance: strong raspberry but not just syrup, and a woody, resinous base that feels luxurious for the price.