Nebras & Nebras Elixir ( 2 x 100ml ) By Lattafa

Fragrance Notes

Nebras

• Top: Red Berries, Mandarin Orange
• Heart: Vanilla, Cacao, Rose
• Base: Sugar, Tonka Bean, Amber, Musk
• Scent Family: Oriental Vanilla Gourmand

Nebras Elixir

• Top: Milk Candy, Whipped Cream
• Heart: Sugar Cane, Heliotrope
• Base: Vanilla, Ambroxan, Musk
• Scent Family: Sweet Creamy Gourmand
• Gender: Unisex, feminine lean (both)
• Best For: Nebras for cooler-weather evenings with a chocolate-forward gourmand character; Nebras Elixir for a softer, milkier everyday vanilla, best in cold weather

Two distinct takes on the beloved Nebras name, together in one set. The original Nebras brings a berry-chocolate vanilla with real depth, while Nebras Elixir — created by perfumer Nanako Ogi in 2025 — takes the name in a completely different direction with a softer, creamier milk-candy character. Buying the bundle works out better value than picking up each 100ml bottle separately.

The Story

Nebras first launched in 2022 and quickly became one of Lattafa's most beloved gourmand vanillas, praised for its warm, berry-and-chocolate character that's smooth without being overly sweet. Nebras Elixir arrived in 2025 as something genuinely different rather than a simple intensifier — as Lattafa itself describes it, the name comes from the Arabic word for a symbol of light and radiance, and the fragrance carves out its own distinct identity as a softer, milkier, more refined gourmand. Reviewers consistently note it doesn't smell like a flanker so much as its own creation.

The Scent

Nebras opens with red berries and mandarin orange — glossy and lively. The heart brings vanilla, cacao, and rose together for a warm, chocolate-forward gourmand character. The base settles into sugar, tonka bean, amber, and musk for a refined, powdery-vanilla finish.

Nebras Elixir opens with milk candy and whipped cream — an immediately comforting, creamy blast. The heart brings sugar cane and heliotrope together for an airy, powdery floral sweetness. The base settles into vanilla, ambroxan, and musk for a dense, cozy, musky-vanilla trail.

An Honest Note on Performance

These two behave quite differently, and it's worth knowing that going in. Nebras is generally well-reviewed for its balanced, not-too-sweet character and decent longevity, though a handful of reviewers find its brief minty-fresh opening off-putting before it settles into vanilla and rose. Nebras Elixir's opening is more divisive — some find it baffling or synthetic at first ("bubblegum," "cough syrup," "burnt cheesecake" are all real reviewer descriptions), though most agree it settles into something genuinely comforting after the initial minutes, and several specifically note it improves further with a few days of rest. Its biggest honest weakness is longevity: reviewers report the milky vanilla starting to fade within two hours, with only soft woody traces left by hour four.

Product Details

• Size: 2 x 100ml (200ml total)
• Concentration: Eau de Parfum
• Brand: Lattafa
• Included: Nebras EDP 100ml, Nebras Elixir EDP 100ml
• Perfumer: Nanako Ogi (Nebras Elixir)
• Release Year: Nebras (2022), Nebras Elixir (2025)

Performance

• Longevity: Nebras offers decent, above-average wear; Nebras Elixir is notably weaker, with most of its character fading within 2-4 hours
• Projection: Nebras is described as present but not beast-mode; Nebras Elixir stays soft and close to the skin
• Sillage: Moderate on Nebras, gentle on Nebras Elixir — both suit intimate rather than room-filling wear
• Best season: Both suit cooler weather and evenings, given their warm, gourmand character
• Caveat: Nebras Elixir's opening is genuinely polarising and its performance runs shorter than expected — reviewers who came around to it recommend giving it a few minutes on skin, and possibly a few days of bottle rest, before judging

About Lattafa

Lattafa is a family-run, third-generation Emirati fragrance house and one of the most recognised names in modern Arabic perfumery, reaching customers in over 120 countries. This bundle brings together two genuinely distinct interpretations of the Nebras name — proof that Lattafa's flankers don't always mean "more of the same," with Nebras Elixir in particular carving out its own identity in a crowded gourmand market.

Why Buy From Dubai Blends

• 100% authentic — sourced directly from authorised Middle Eastern distributors, no middlemen, so you get the best price in Australia
• Fast, tracked shipping Australia-wide from our local warehouse
• Securely packed — every bottle arrives intact, guaranteed
• Loved by thousands of Australian fragrance fans

FAQ

What's the difference between Nebras and Nebras Elixir?
Nebras is a berry-chocolate vanilla gourmand with rose and tonka bean, released in 2022. Nebras Elixir is a completely different composition from 2025, built around milk candy, whipped cream, and heliotrope for a softer, creamier character. They share a name but not a scent profile.

Is Nebras Elixir just a stronger version of Nebras?
No — despite the flanker naming, reviewers consistently describe it as its own distinct fragrance rather than an intensified original, with a softer, milkier, more powdery character.

Is this bundle unisex?
Yes — both fragrances are marketed as unisex with a feminine lean.

How long does each fragrance last?
Nebras offers decent, above-average longevity. Nebras Elixir is notably weaker, with reviewers reporting it fading within 2-4 hours.

What season or occasion is each one best for?
Both suit cooler weather and evening wear, given their warm, gourmand-vanilla character.

Do I save money buying this as a bundle?
Yes — the bundle offers better combined value than purchasing each 100ml bottle separately.

Does Dubai Blends ship the Nebras Bundle across Australia?
Yes — we ship tracked, Australia-wide, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Canberra. Browse our full Lattafa range for more from the brand.

Pro Tip

If Nebras Elixir's opening feels a little strange on first spray, don't judge it too quickly — most reviewers who ended up loving it say the first few minutes (or even the first few days of a fresh bottle) are misleading, and it settles into something far more comforting than the initial impression suggests.