What does Fatima Pink keep from Parfums de Marly Delina's blueprint?

The tart rhubarb-into-rose structure survives the translation intact: citrus and rhubarb open things up before rose and jasmine settle in, mirroring Delina 's signature shape closely. What gets simplified is the depth and radiance; this version reads a shade flatter and dimmer, but anyone drawn to that fruity-rose profile will recognize the family resemblance immediately at a much lower cost.

Is Fatima Pink an Afnan fragrance?

It is from Zimaya, a sub-brand under Afnan, released in 2023 as part of the Precious Collection. It is styled as a more concentrated take on the fruity-floral idea than a standard eau de parfum, built on rhubarb, rose and a musk-vanilla-ambergris base rather than a lighter citrus structure.

Does a fresh bottle of Fatima Pink smell sharp at first?

Yes. The rhubarb opening can read sharp and slightly sour on a bottle straight off the shelf, since that tartness is the most volatile part of the blend. Letting a fresh bottle sit for a few weeks calms the opening into the softer, rounder rhubarb-rose reading tied to the DNA, so first impressions from a brand-new decant may undersell it.

Does Fatima Pink's rhubarb tartness fade quickly in Dhaka's heat?

Rhubarb's sour brightness is one of the more volatile facets in a fragrance, so it burns off faster in humid heat than the rose and jasmine underneath. Expect the tart opening to shorten noticeably in Dhaka's climate, handing over to the musk-vanilla-vetiver base sooner than it would on a cooler day, so the rose reads earlier in the wear.

Why decant Fatima Pink instead of buying a full bottle right away?

Fatima Pink references Delina's tart rhubarb-rose DNA at a small fraction of the niche price, but it is a touch less complex and needs a settling period to smell its best. A 9ml decant lets you judge the rose-and-jasmine heart on your own skin, and decide whether the resemblance is close enough for your taste, before buying more.

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Afnan Fatima Pink

Name: Fatima Pink
Brand: Afnan
SKU: fatima-pink
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals

Fragrance Profile

The scent

Gender: For her
Type: Arabian
Concentration: Eau de parfum
Released: 2023

Pyramid

10 notes

Top notes First impression

Rhubarb
Bergamot
Grapefruit
Nutmeg

Heart notes The character

Rose
Jasmine

Base notes The dry-down

Musk
Vanilla
Vetiver
Ambergris

Best seasons

Occasions

Description

About this fragrance

Zimaya, a sub-brand under Afnan, released Fatima Pink in 2023 as part of the Precious Collection. This Extrait de Parfum has a bright, fruity floral character, and the community has been largely positive about the execution. The rhubarb-rose combination at the core delivers a bright, fruity floral character at an accessible price. The Fatima Pink price in Bangladesh through an Aromatica decant makes this one of the most affordable ways to explore the DNA.

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

Common Questions

Good to know

The tart rhubarb-into-rose structure survives the translation intact: citrus and rhubarb open things up before rose and jasmine settle in, mirroring Delina's signature shape closely. What gets simplified is the depth and radiance; this version reads a shade flatter and dimmer, but anyone drawn to that fruity-rose profile will recognize the family resemblance immediately at a much lower cost.
It is from Zimaya, a sub-brand under Afnan, released in 2023 as part of the Precious Collection. It is styled as a more concentrated take on the fruity-floral idea than a standard eau de parfum, built on rhubarb, rose and a musk-vanilla-ambergris base rather than a lighter citrus structure.
Yes. The rhubarb opening can read sharp and slightly sour on a bottle straight off the shelf, since that tartness is the most volatile part of the blend. Letting a fresh bottle sit for a few weeks calms the opening into the softer, rounder rhubarb-rose reading tied to the DNA, so first impressions from a brand-new decant may undersell it.
Rhubarb's sour brightness is one of the more volatile facets in a fragrance, so it burns off faster in humid heat than the rose and jasmine underneath. Expect the tart opening to shorten noticeably in Dhaka's climate, handing over to the musk-vanilla-vetiver base sooner than it would on a cooler day, so the rose reads earlier in the wear.
Fatima Pink references Delina's tart rhubarb-rose DNA at a small fraction of the niche price, but it is a touch less complex and needs a settling period to smell its best. A 9ml decant lets you judge the rose-and-jasmine heart on your own skin, and decide whether the resemblance is close enough for your taste, before buying more.