Yara Rose as a 250 ml textile spray, under the Dubai Flower label. It takes up the direction of Yara — Lattafa’s best-known feminine line — adding rose to it, and transposes it onto a format designed for fabrics, not for skin.
What a textile spray is, and what it is not
A textile spray is a room fragrance designed to bind to the fabric. Its formula is lighter than an eau de parfum and does not contain the same fixatives: it lasts a long time on a curtain, much less well on skin, where it does not belong in any case. If you are looking for Yara to wear on yourself, head for the eau de parfum or the body and hair mist.
How to use it
Spray from 20 to 30 centimeters away from the fabric, in one or two passes per square meter.
On curtains and sheers, one pass is enough: the light fabric diffuses for a long time.
On a sofa or cushions, spray the backrest rather than the seat, where friction wears the fragrance away.
On clothing, aim for the lining or the inside of the collar, never a fabric worn directly against the skin.
Always test on a hidden area before first use. Avoid silk, light velvet and leather, on which any sprayed product risks leaving a ring mark.
Where it fits in the Yara range
The Yara line is available with us in several formats: the eau de parfum for skin, the body and hair mist for lighter use, the room air freshener to scent a room, and this textile spray for fabrics. All share the same olfactory direction; it is the format and the concentration that change.
