Lattafa Perfumes

Asad — Arabic for “lion” — is Lattafa’s dominant, ambroxan-driven men’s line, and it’s grown into five distinct bottles. If you’ve only tried the original and want to know how the flankers differ, here’s the complete picture. Lattafa Asad (Original): The Benchmark The original Asad EDP is built on dark woods, amber, and warm spice

Yara is Lattafa’s best-known women’s fragrance line in the UK, but what started as a single bottle has grown into a proper family. If you’ve searched “Lattafa Yara” and landed on five different listings wondering what actually separates them, here’s the full breakdown. Lattafa Yara (Original): The Vanilla-Caramel Signature The original Lattafa Yara EDP 100ml

Two of Lattafa’s most affordable new arrivals reviewed — an aquatic Rasasi Hawas alternative and a soft floral vanilla gourmand.

Four Ana Abiyedh fragrances, four different fruit-led profiles. Here’s how to tell Coral, Passion, Scarlet, and I Am White apart.

A dark, resinous evening EDP vs a crisp aquatic for everyday wear — Musamam Black Intense and Mayar Natural Intense compared.

Two of Lattafa’s newest UK arrivals compared — a tropical floral vs a cosy vanilla skin scent. Here’s which one to buy.