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Lattafa Fakhar Women EDP: Orange Blossom, Tuberose and Jasmine

Fakhar Lattafa Women is a 100 ml Eau de Parfum. The brand's dedicated Fragrance Notes list states orange blossom at the top, tuberose and jasmine at the heart, and vetiver with patchouli at the base. A promotional paragraph on the same manufacturer's listing names other notes; this guide explains the discrepancy instead of combining incompatible lists.

What is this fragrance?

Official identity and concentration

Fakhar Lattafa Women — Lattafa · Eau de Parfum · 100 ml · Women. An exact launch year was not verified.

Understanding its opening notes

Manufacturer-listed notes: Orange Blossom

Orange blossom is the only opening note in the labelled table. Its name may suggest a floral note with a citrus-like facet, but the pyramid does not guarantee an exact amount of natural orange-blossom absolute.

Heart notes and the way accords connect

Tuberose · Jasmine

Tuberose and jasmine are the stated heart notes. Both are often classified among white-floral references. Their presence does not reveal the proportions or whether natural or reconstructed materials were used.

Published base notes

Vetiver · Patchouli

Vetiver and patchouli constitute the named base. They provide a botanical vocabulary for earthy, woody and green effects, although the note table cannot predict actual hours of wear.

Fragrance family and described character

A white-floral structure over vetiver and patchouli is a reasonable description of the labelled pyramid. It is not presented as an official formal family name or a personally tested impression.

Differences from related editions

Fakhar Men instead lists bergamot, orris, marine notes, violet, amber, oak moss and patchouli. The two advertised note tables share patchouli but otherwise describe separate scent concepts.

Related perfume guides

How to read a note pyramid

A note list is not the technical formula

Source discrepancy: the manufacturer's promotional paragraph discusses aldehydes, fruits, pomegranate, rose, gardenia, vanilla and white musk, while its explicit notes table does not. Lattafa USA repeats the table showing orange blossom, tuberose, jasmine, vetiver and patchouli. We do not silently combine the conflicting narratives.

What cannot be inferred from notes?

Fragrance notes are descriptive and may refer to accords or aroma molecules; they are not necessarily separate ingredients in known concentrations.

When might you sample this fragrance?

Anyone drawn to white-floral perfumes may find sampling useful. Everyday suitability, seasons and projection cannot be guaranteed from note names.

What to verify before choosing a bottle

What does EDP tell us?

Eau de Parfum identifies the marketed concentration type but cannot alone establish hours of performance on every wearer. Compare exact edition names, not just brand names.

What cannot be inferred from notes?

Check that the product reads Fakhar Lattafa Women, Eau de Parfum, 100 ml. The Men and Extrait editions have separate listings and should not inherit these notes.

For terminology, consult the site's fragrance-notes glossary and fragrance-families guide. Fragrance notes guide · Fragrance families · EDT / EDP / Parfum.

Frequently asked questions

Is Fakhar Women an Eau de Parfum?

Yes, Lattafa USA lists 100 ml Eau de Parfum.

What is its opening note?

Orange blossom in the official Fragrance Notes box.

Which flowers form the heart?

Tuberose and jasmine.

Why do some descriptions mention fruits and vanilla?

The manufacturer's prose conflicts with the labelled table; this page discloses the issue.

Is it the same as Fakhar Men?

No, they have distinct official note tables.

Summary

A white-floral structure over vetiver and patchouli is a reasonable description of the labelled pyramid. It is not presented as an official formal family name or a personally tested impression. Fakhar Men instead lists bergamot, orris, marine notes, violet, amber, oak moss and patchouli. The two advertised note tables share patchouli but otherwise describe separate scent concepts.