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Lattafa Ajayeb Dubai

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Fragrance Profile

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Gender: Unisex Type: Arabian Concentration: Eau de parfum

Notes & details

Details

Released: 2023

Fragrance Pyramid

Top First impression2

SaffronPineapple

Heart The character2

CoffeeViolet Leaves

Base The dry-down3

ButterscotchVanillaSandalwood

Seasons

2 items

Fall Winter

Occasions

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Date Dinner Evening Formal

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Common Questions

Is Ajayeb Dubai mostly a coffee fragrance?

Coffee is the centerpiece, dark and unsweetened, running through the heart, but it is not the whole picture. Saffron and pineapple open it, and butterscotch, vanilla and sandalwood warm the base, so it lands as a rich coffee-gourmand rather than a plain coffee note, with saffron's metallic warmth still detectable underneath the roast.

Is a coffee gourmand like this too much for Dhaka?

Butterscotch is the problem, not the coffee. Roasted coffee stays dry and bitter in heat, which is why it survives this climate better than most gourmand notes, but the butterscotch and vanilla underneath soften and spread as skin warms, and that is what makes a hot-afternoon wear feel sticky. Use one spray rather than several in daylight.

What does Ajayeb Dubai Portrait change from the original Ajayeb Dubai?

Portrait takes the same saffron-coffee-butterscotch DNA in a slightly different direction while keeping the core Lattafa gourmand architecture intact. The original Ajayeb Dubai stays focused on that dark coffee-and-caramel arc, so Portrait is worth trying directly alongside it if you already like this base structure. See Ajayeb Dubai Portrait.

How does Ajayeb Dubai's gourmand structure compare to Khamrah's?

Both share Lattafa's sweet-spice architecture, but Ajayeb Dubai builds its richness around saffron and dark, unsweetened coffee before a butterscotch-vanilla-sandalwood base. Khamrah takes its own spiced route to a similar density, so the two make a useful side-by-side comparison if you already know one of them. See Khamrah.

Is the pineapple note in Ajayeb Dubai noticeable, or does the coffee bury it?

Coffee does eventually take over, but pineapple gets a brief window first. For roughly the opening quarter hour it sits quietly under the saffron, adding a soft tropical sweetness that can pass as background warmth rather than register as actual fruit. It works alongside the saffron rather than announcing itself, then coffee steps forward and the tropical thread fades from notice.

How close does Ajayeb Dubai get to Tom Ford Ombre Leather?

On some skin the saffron briefly turns smoky and leathery in the opening, which is where the Ombre Leather comparison comes from, a bold reference for an inexpensive Arabian scent. It does not hold that leather long, though: within minutes the dark roasted coffee takes over and the resemblance fades into a coffee gourmand.

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Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Wonders are what the name promises, and Lattafa Ajayeb Dubai, a unisex Eau de Parfum released in 2023, does not arrive quietly. Built around a pairing of saffron and coffee that is warm, slightly boozy, and unabashedly rich, it sits squarely in Lattafa's tradition of punching well above its price point with opulent Arabian-gourmand compositions. Aromatica carries the Lattafa Ajayeb Dubai decant in Bangladesh in all available sizes, making it easy to sample without committing to a bottle.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Saffron, Pineapple

Heart: Coffee, Violet Leaves

Base: Butterscotch, Vanilla, Sandalwood

Full note breakdown on Fragrantica.

The Scent

Saffron arrives first, warm and slightly metallic, then pineapple threads underneath it with a soft tropical sweetness that can be easy to overlook on the first wear. This is not a fruity fragrance dressed in saffron, nor a saffron fragrance with a fruit accent thrown in as an afterthought. The two coexist in a genuinely interesting way for the first ten to fifteen minutes, before coffee takes over as the dominant force. The coffee note is rich, roasted, and unsweetened at the source, closer to a dark espresso than a flavored latte. It makes the transition feel almost dramatic, like the lights in a room dimming for a different kind of scene. Violet leaves provide a subtle green, almost slightly powdery coolness that keeps the coffee from turning purely dark or heavy. Most wearers will not consciously register the violet, but without it, the heart would feel flatter and more one-dimensional. The saffron does not disappear entirely during this phase; it lingers as a low metallic hum beneath the coffee, grounding the heart and preventing it from reading as purely a cafe accord. As the dry-down progresses, butterscotch and vanilla climb forward, wrapping the coffee in a thick, caramelized sweetness that is gourmand without being sugary in the synthetic sense. The sandalwood base adds a creamy, woody warmth that stretches everything out and gives the composition its lasting character, anchoring the sweeter elements so the overall effect reads as elegant rather than cloying. Ajayeb Dubai can read sweet or sharp depending on skin, which is usually a sign that something interesting is happening.

On some skin chemistries it presents as roasted coffee and buttered toast in the best possible way. On others, the opening phase draws comparisons to Tom Ford Ombre Leather, which is a surprisingly bold association for a budget Arabian EDP, and it points to something legitimately smoky and leathery that the saffron briefly suggests before dissolving into the coffee. The opening can also read slightly sharp and synthetic on certain skin types, though the mid-phase and dry-down consistently earn their place regardless. The overall arc moves from spiced tropical fruit to dark coffee to sweet, creamy wood, and it does so with coherence rather than chaos.

When to Wear

Ajayeb Dubai is a cool-weather fragrance, best in autumn evenings or winter nights, whether that is a dinner out, a gathering at home, or an occasion where you want to smell notably present without being aggressive. It reads as slightly formal and genuinely attractive on skin, which makes it well suited for evening events and date nights.

Who Is It For

People who lean toward gourmand and oriental compositions but want something with a harder, more complex backbone than a straight vanilla or caramel fragrance will find Ajayeb Dubai particularly satisfying. It suits coffee drinkers who want their fragrance to reflect that preference unapologetically.

If you enjoy the gourmand depth of Khamrah, Ajayeb Dubai shares that same Lattafa sweet-spice architecture and is worth comparing side by side. Its flanker, Ajayeb Dubai Portrait, takes the same DNA in a slightly different direction and is also available at Aromatica. Browse the full Lattafa collection to see the range.

Available as an authentic decant in Bangladesh at Aromatica in 5ml, 9ml, and 15ml.

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