20 Lattafa perfumes compared: notes, families and editions

Trying to choose among Lattafa perfumes? Explore twenty specific editions in one structured fragrance guide. Start with the note family you enjoy, then open the exact perfume edition before sampling or buying.

A fragrance guide for shopping in 2026, not a claim that all 20 perfumes launched in 2026. Published note descriptions cannot establish measured longevity or projection.

Choose by scent family before bottle design

Similar names do not guarantee the same scent. Original Yara is different from Yara Tous and Candy, while Khamrah Qahwa is a separate composition from Khamrah. Notes are a better starting point for sampling than an unsupported universal ranking.

Three illustrated starting points

These three editions have locally hosted, edition-matched bottle images. Follow their individual guides for the details.

Yara: Original, Tous and Candy

The original Yara takes a softer gourmand direction, Tous highlights tropical fruit and coconut, and Candy emphasizes a strawberry-candy accord. These are three separate compositions.

Khamrah versus Khamrah Qahwa

Original Khamrah revolves around cinnamon, dates and praline facets. Qahwa brings coffee, spices and praline into its own composition. Choose by the note you want to explore, not the similar bottle shape.

Asad versus Asad Bourbon

Asad lists spice, coffee, tobacco and amber facets, while Bourbon adds cacao, mirabelle plum and vanilla. The label matters because these editions do not share an identical note structure.

Teriaq versus Teriaq Intense

Teriaq pairs caramel and almond with fruit and leather; Intense features saffron, a plum-liquor accord, cinnamon and tonka. “Intense” is not a promise of measured performance.

Bade'e Al Oud: Honor & Glory versus Noble Blush

Honor & Glory explores pineapple brûlée and spices; Noble Blush goes toward rose milk, almond and meringue. Shared collection branding is not evidence that the fragrances smell alike.

Eclaire, Nebras, Angham, Sehr and Mayar

Compare milk-caramel sweetness in Eclaire with berries-cacao in Nebras, spiced praline in Angham, almond-cinnamon in Sehr, and fig-coconut water in Mayar Natural Intense.

Fakhar, The Kingdom and His Confession

For a break from overt sweetness, explore Fakhar Men’s marine facets, Fakhar Women’s white florals, The Kingdom Men’s herbal and tobacco notes, or His Confession’s iris and incense.

Quick selection by scent preference

Scent directionSample this edition firstWhy it is a useful comparison
Tropical fruitLattafa Yara TousMango, coconut and passionfruit
Spices and coffeeLattafa Khamrah QahwaCoffee, spice and a warm base
Milk and caramelLattafa EclaireMilky caramel gourmand impression
Leather and caramelLattafa TeriaqLeather contrasted with almond and sweetness
Berries and cacaoLattafa NebrasRed berries, cacao and vanilla
Aromatic woodsLattafa The Kingdom MenSage, lavender, tobacco and tonka

Frequently asked questions about Lattafa perfumes

Is Khamrah Qahwa just original Khamrah?

No. Their published note descriptions differ: original Khamrah emphasizes cinnamon, dates and praline, while Qahwa makes coffee a central facet.

What is the difference between Yara, Tous and Candy?

They are distinct editions. Original Yara is softer and gourmand, Tous emphasizes tropical fruits, and Candy features a strawberry candy accord.

Which Lattafa perfume lasts longest?

This guide does not invent a longevity ranking. Sample fragrances on your own skin during normal wear; note lists alone do not measure performance.

Does this page cover the full Lattafa catalog?

No. It organizes twenty specifically researched editions with separate guides on ScentMira, not every release from the manufacturer.

How this selection was prepared

Each perfume links to a separate ScentMira edition guide. We distinguish brand-published notes from interpretation and avoid fabricated prices, ratings, skin tests or wear times.