Ajwad Lattafa

Ajwad by Lattafa is a dense, sweetly fruity floral with a prominent musky and amber base. It opens with a sharp, metallic note that some find offensive—described as blood-like, spoiled fruit, or a chemical prickle—and this initial impact divides strong reactions. Over time, it settles into a warm, powdery, vanilla-driven scent with rose, jasmine, and cedar, creating a softly gourmand aura that many describe as cozy and sensual. The fragrance is long-lasting and projects strongly, particularly in cooler weather, making it perfect for winter or evening wear. While some dislike the sharp metallic top note, others appreciate its intensity and the evolution of the scent into something deeply aromatic and comforting. It’s widely considered a floral-amber musk with gourmand overtones, not a perfect clone of Roses Vanille, though some find similarities, particularly in the vanilla and rose combo. It performs best on skin after a few days of rest, and for those willing to accept its boldness, the scent matures into something complex and satisfying.