Lattafa Textile Spray

A fabric spray is sprayed onto clothes, bed linen and curtains: it scents the material, not the skin or the air in the room. That is what sets it apart from the fragrance mist, which is worn on the body and hair, and from the room freshener, which is diffused into the room — two of these three formats overlap in this selection and are not used in the same way.

Which of the three formats do you need?

• Fabric spray, on the cloth: Khamrah, Ameerat Al Arab and Tahara Vanilla, in 250 ml, reproduce the shop's most requested fragrances.
• Room freshener, in the air: the Air Freshner Yara in 300 ml is sprayed in the middle of the room. Its formulation is designed for the air in the room, not for prolonged contact with the skin.
• Fragrance mist, on the body and hair: less concentrated than an eau de parfum, it belongs to a different category.

Applying it properly on fabric

Shake the bottle, hold it about thirty centimetres away and spray lightly, without saturating the material. Leave to dry before wearing or folding. Test on a hidden area first: silk, suede and light-coloured leather can be marked. On cotton, linen or wool, the scent generally lasts two to three days in a closed wardrobe.

What it really works on

Bed linen, cushions, a fabric sofa, curtains, the inside of a wardrobe, car seats after vacuuming: the fabric spray extends the sillage where a body perfume no longer holds. On items worn every day, allow one application every two to three days.