Lattafa’s Cheapest New Arrivals — But Are They Any Good?
At £14.99 and £22.99, Hayaati Black and Angham Second Song are two of the most accessible EDPs in our entire catalogue. Budget price doesn’t always mean budget quality with Lattafa — here’s an honest look at both.
Lattafa Hayaati Black: An Accessible Rasasi Hawas Alternative
Lattafa Hayaati Black EDP 100ml (£14.99) offers a fresh, aquatic character positioned as an alternative to Rasasi Hawas — a fragrance with a loyal following in its own right. It’s versatile enough for daily wear across most of the year rather than being tied to one season.
Best for: everyday wear, anyone who likes fresh aquatic profiles, first-time Lattafa buyers on a budget.
Lattafa Angham Second Song: Soft Floral Vanilla Gourmand
Lattafa Angham Second Song EDP 100ml (£22.99) blends soft florals with warm vanilla for a comforting, crowd-pleasing gourmand character — an easy daily fragrance rather than a bold statement piece.
Best for: daily wear, anyone who prefers soft, sweet, non-intimidating florals.
Verdict
Both hold up well against their price points. Hayaati Black is the stronger pick if you want a genuinely versatile, fresh signature scent for under £15. Angham Second Song suits anyone drawn to soft, wearable gourmands rather than sharper fresh notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hayaati Black really similar to Rasasi Hawas?
It’s positioned in the same fresh, aquatic territory rather than being an exact match — a useful reference point rather than a guarantee of an identical scent.
Are these good gift options?
At these price points they work well as low-commitment gifts or stocking-filler style additions to a bigger order — see our Perfume Gifting Guide.
Which lasts longer on skin?
Angham Second Song’s heavier vanilla base generally holds slightly longer than Hayaati Black’s lighter aquatic profile.
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