Lattafa Ajayeb Dubai
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- Unisex
- Type
- Arabian
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Released
- 2023
Pyramid
7 notes- Saffron
- Pineapple
- Coffee
- Violet Leaves
- Butterscotch
- Vanilla
- Sandalwood
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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