Lattafa Angham Second Song

Angham Second Song is a 2026 eau de parfum from Lattafa, launched as a follow-up to Angham but built on a different idea. Fragrantica files it as a floral fruity gourmand, a long way from the darker Arabian style. It is a soft, clean pear-blossom floral with a sugared praline middle and a creamy vanilla musk underneath. Peony and orange blossom keep it bright, and ambroxan gives the base a faint mineral glow. Lattafa does not say who composed it, and the main fragrance databases list no one.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Pear Blossom, Bergamot

Heart: Peony, Praline, Orange Blossom

Base: Vanilla, Musk, Tonka Bean, Ambroxan

Notes verified from Fragrantica.

The Scent

It opens crisp and juicy. Pear blossom gives a watery, slightly green fruitiness and bergamot adds a clean citrus edge, so the first minutes smell fresh rather than sweet. Some wearers read the opening as sparkling and some find it sharp, almost like a lime-scented cleaner, which usually settles within the first half hour. A few reviewers also pick up apple or blackcurrant at this stage, though neither is in the listed pyramid.

The heart is where the praline comes in. Peony and orange blossom lay down a pink, petal-soft floral, and the praline sugars it without tipping into dessert. This is the part people describe as shampoo-like: clean hair, soft flowers, a light candied sweetness. It reads as polished and youthful rather than heavy.

The base turns creamy. Vanilla and tonka round off the sugar, musk keeps the clean, freshly showered feel going, and ambroxan adds a dry, faintly salty lift that stops the vanilla from going flat. The late stage is a soft vanilla musk with a little pear still floating over it.

When to Wear

This is a daytime scent first. The pear and peony suit spring and the warmer months, and the clean-shampoo character works anywhere a heavy oriental would feel out of place: classes, the office, errands, a lunch out. It can carry into a relaxed evening, but it lacks the depth for a formal night. In real heat, go easy on the sprays, because the praline can feel thick if you overdo it. It is also an easy gift for someone who likes sweet florals, since nothing in it is challenging.

Who Is It For

Women who want a sweet, clean floral that smells fresh and approachable instead of smoky or oud-heavy. It suits a first Arabian purchase for someone who usually wears designer fruity florals, and it suits anyone who liked the idea of Angham but wanted something lighter and more playful. If you dislike pear in perfume, or find candied florals cloying, this is one to test on skin before going larger. It is marketed for women and reads that way on most skin.

One designer comparison that comes up in reviews is Victoria's Secret Bombshell, for the same bright fruity-floral sweetness. More from the house sits in the Lattafa collection, and other sugared scents in the gourmand and sweet collection.

Angham Second Song is decanted into 5ml, 9ml and 15ml sizes.