Quick Answer Habik Men and Habik Women are designed as a matching pair, both £19.99 for 100ml. They share a warm oriental heart and a musk-amber base, so the main difference is the opening: fresh spice and citrus for Men, soft florals and fruit for Women. Habik Men vs Habik Women at a Glance Habik
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Lattafa Raed Absolu at a Glance Raed Absolu is a rich, concentrated unisex fragrance from Lattafa’s Raed line. It is built around warm spice, a resinous oud-amber heart and a deep musk base, and at £19.99 for 100ml it is one of the more affordable ways into a proper oud-amber scent. Best for: anyone wanting
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Lattafa Najdia at a Glance Najdia is one of Lattafa’s most budget-friendly unisex releases, built as an easy entry point into Arabian perfumery. At £12.99 for 100ml, it is one of the cheapest fragrances in the range. Best for: a first Lattafa or a low-risk budget bottle Not ideal for: anyone after a heavy, statement
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Queen of Roses is one of the most popular names in the Pride women’s line, previously only mentioned in passing on this site — here’s the full review. Scent Profile A rich, sweet rose with a gourmand edge — noticeably bolder than Velvet Rose, and more Western-leaning than the traditional rose-oud style of Kashan. Longevity
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Oud Mood Elixir is the sweeter, more gourmand-leaning sibling to Oud Mood Reminiscence Silver, both featured in our best oud perfume for men guide. Scent Profile “Elixir” in Lattafa’s naming typically signals a richer, sweeter reformulation — here that means oud softened with amber and a touch of vanilla, more approachable than true oud. Longevity
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Art Of Wood is exactly what the name promises — a woody-focused Pride release at £24.99, distinct from the Pride line’s more common amber and floral entries. Scent Profile Dry, textured woods with minimal sweetness — closer to a niche-style composition than most Lattafa names. See top woody Arabic perfumes UK for where it sits
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Lattafa Velvet Musk pairs with Velvet Rose as the Velvet line’s second entry, at £17.99. Scent Profile Clean white musk, softer and less floral than Velvet Rose — see what does musk smell like in perfume for the note breakdown. A genuinely skin-close, comfortable everyday scent. Longevity & Sillage Musk fragrances sit close to skin
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Al Areeq Gold is a mid-tier Pride release at £24.99, sitting alongside other “Gold” and “Silver” designated Pride names like Ramz Gold. Scent Profile Warm amber-vanilla with a golden, luxurious character — the “Gold” naming across Lattafa’s range typically signals a sweeter, richer profile than the “Silver” equivalents. Longevity & Sillage Mid-tier Pride releases generally
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Ameer Al Arab Imperium is the elevated variant of Asdaaf’s Ameer Al Arab line — see the full Ameer & Ameerat Al Arab guide for the base range. Scent Profile “Imperium” signals a bolder, more intense reworking of the original Ameer Al Arab formula — expect deeper amber and spice notes compared to the base
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Sheikh Al Shuyukh Supreme is one of Lattafa’s best budget performers at £12.99, and worth its own review after years of being overshadowed by pricier names. In this Sheikh Al Shuyukh Supreme review, we put the £12.99 bottle through its paces — scent profile, longevity, sillage and honest value — testing it across office days,
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