Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose Review: Notes, Longevity and Who It Suits (UK)

Short answer: Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose (£14.99 for 100ml) is a soft, modern pink rose with juicy litchi and pink pepper on top, a lily-of-the-valley and musk heart, and a creamy musk-vanilla-patchouli base. It is easy to wear, sweet rather than sharp, and priced low enough to be a safe first rose from Lattafa. The trade-off is staying power: community reports put it at moderate wear time with modest projection, so it suits people who want a gentle, close-to-skin scent rather than a room-filling one.

This guide covers the notes, how it wears, who it suits and who should look elsewhere. It draws on retailer descriptions and community reviews rather than laboratory testing, and it does not claim personal wear tests. Prices were checked on 10 November 2026.

Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose at a glance

Release year varies between sources, with some listings giving 2020 and others 2023, so we do not state one. Treat note lists as approximate because retailers copy and rearrange them.

What does Mohra Silky Rose smell like?

The opening is dewy rose petals with juicy litchi and a light touch of pink pepper. Lily of the valley and musk soften the middle, and the finish is creamy vanilla, musk and a little patchouli. Reviewers describe it as sweet, powdery and floral rather than the sharp green or soapy rose you sometimes find, and one Parfumo reviewer likened the mood to a candy-sweet rose hair mask. Another source places it in a family of crowd-pleasing, sunny-day florals.

If you like rose but dislike heavy dark rose-and-oud blends, this is the lighter, friendlier end of the spectrum. If you want a deep, smoky or resinous rose, look at our oud guide instead.

How long does it last?

Opinions vary, so set expectations carefully. Community comparison data suggests moderate longevity of roughly four to six hours with moderate projection. One retailer’s reply to a customer review mentions close projection, and another listing claims about eight hours, but that is marketing. On Parfumo the scent scores about 7.5 out of 10, longevity 7.3 and sillage 7.0, from a few dozen ratings, and one reviewer felt it faded quickly. Wear time depends on skin, climate and how many sprays you use, so treat all of this as customer impressions.

To get more from it, spray on moisturised skin and consider layering with a vanilla or musk scent. See which Lattafa lasts longest and our guide to layering Lattafa perfumes.

Who is it for?

• First-time Lattafa buyers who want a gentle floral for under £15.
• Rose lovers who prefer sweet, fruity-musky rose to dark, heavy rose.
• Daily wear in spring and summer, including the office with one or two sprays.
• Gifting, because it is inoffensive and affordable, though it is wise to check taste first.

Who should look elsewhere?

• Anyone who wants strong projection or an all-day scent.
• People who dislike sweet, powdery or vanilla-leaning florals.
• Fans of smoky, spicy or oud-heavy rose, who will find it too light.

Mohra Silky Rose vs other Lattafa florals

It sits at the sweeter, lighter end of Lattafa’s rose range. For a broader view of feminine picks, see our best Lattafa perfumes for women, and if you enjoy sweet scents more generally, our vanilla perfume guide may help. For fruit-led alternatives, read our best fruity Lattafa perfumes.

Is it genuine, and can I try it first?

Buy from a trusted UK seller and compare packaging with our guide on how to spot fake Lattafa perfume. If you are unsure about the style, our guide to Lattafa samples explains how to test before committing to a bottle.

Frequently asked questions

Is Mohra Silky Rose a strong perfume?

No. It is described as moderate in longevity and projection, so it suits close wear.

Is Mohra Silky Rose sweet?

Yes, fairly. Litchi, vanilla and powdery musk make it sweeter than a classic green rose.

What season is it best for?

Spring and summer, according to comparison data, though it also works on mild days in autumn.

Can men wear Mohra Silky Rose?

Some databases list it as unisex. It is marketed to women and leans sweet and floral, so choose by whether you enjoy that style.

Does it smell like Lattafa Noble Blush?

One reviewer found Noble Blush close in mood, with a pale pink creamy rose, but they are different scents. Try samples if you want to compare.

Is it good value?

At £14.99 for 100ml it is among the cheaper rose fragrances you can buy, but value depends on whether you are happy with moderate longevity.

Our verdict

Mohra Silky Rose is a low-risk, pretty and easy rose that rewards modest expectations. It will not dominate a room, but it is gentle, sweet and affordable. Shop Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose 100ml, or browse our women’s collection.

Sources consulted: community ratings on Parfumo, comparison data from ScentVerdict, and retailer listings from Dubai Perfume Shop and Perfume.com. Reviewed 10 November 2026; prices and stock can change.