Lattafa Name Decoder: Yara, Khamrah, Asad & Ana Abiyedh Explained
Lattafa reuses popular names across several different fragrances, and it genuinely confuses buyers — “Yara” alone covers five distinct scents. This page exists purely to clear that up, family by family, with real pricing.
The Yara Family
| Name | Character | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Yara (Original) | Sweet vanilla-fruity, the one that went viral | £20.00 |
| Yara Candy | Sweeter, more dessert-like twist on the original | £18.00 |
| Yara Moi | A softer, more floral variation | £20.00 |
| Yara Tous | A distinct flanker, different profile from the original | £20.00 |
| Yara Elixir | A richer, more concentrated take | £24.00 |
If you only know “Yara” from social media, it’s almost always the original — see our Yara vs Yara Candy comparison for the two most commonly confused of the five.
The Khamrah Family
| Name | Character | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Khamrah (Original) | Balanced coffee-vanilla-amber, the breakout hit | £25.00 |
| Khamrah Qahwa | Darker, more roasted coffee-forward | £25.00 |
| Khamrah Dukhan | Smoky, tobacco-forward, best for cold weather | £24.00 |
| Khamrah Waha | Brighter and fresher, the newest addition | £39.99 |
See our full Khamrah family guide for a deeper comparison of all four.
The Asad Family
| Name | Character | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Asad (Original) | Bold, spicy-woody signature | £22.00 |
| Asad Bourbon | Sweeter, boozier twist on the original | £24.00 |
| Asad Elixir | Richer, more concentrated version | £22.00 |
| Asad Blue | Fresher, cooler-toned flanker | £18.99 |
| Asad Zanzibar | Exotic, spice-forward variation | £16.99 |
| Asad Zanzibar Limited Edition | Limited run of the Zanzibar variation | £16.99 |
See our Asad vs Asad Bourbon comparison for the two most commonly mixed up.
The Ana Abiyedh Family
| Name | Character | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Ana Abiyedh (60ml) | The classic, in a smaller bottle size | £14.99 |
| Ana Abiyedh I Am White | Clean, white-musk profile | £14.49 |
| Ana Abiyedh Coral | Warmer, fruitier variation | £14.49 |
| Ana Abiyedh Scarlet | Deeper, richer red-fruit twist | £14.49 |
| Ana Abiyedh Passion | Bolder, more intense variation | £19.99 |
| Ana Abiyedh Rouge | Rich, rosy-warm variation | £22.00 |
Why Lattafa Does This
Reusing a popular name (a “flanker” in perfume industry terms) lets a brand capitalise on an existing hit’s recognition while offering variety. It’s common practice across the fragrance industry — not unique to Lattafa — but it genuinely does make online shopping confusing if you don’t know the full family.
FAQ
Which Yara is the one that went viral on TikTok?
The original Yara — if a name is mentioned without a suffix, it’s almost always this one.
Are the flanker versions worse than the original?
Not at all — they’re different, not lesser. Some buyers prefer the flanker to the original once they’ve tried both.
I bought “Khamrah” but it doesn’t smell like what my friend has — is it fake?
Check the exact name first — Khamrah, Khamrah Qahwa, Khamrah Dukhan and Khamrah Waha are four different scents that share a family name but smell distinctly different from each other.
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