ASAD 100ML- LATTAFA
• Top notes: Black Pepper, Tobacco, Pineapple.
• Middle notes: Patchouli, Coffee, Iris.
• Base notes: Vanilla, Amber, Dry Wood, Benzoin, Labdanum.
ASAD BY LATTAFA .The fragrance opens with a spicy burst of black pepper wrapped around the smoky richness of tobacco, brightened unexpectedly by a hint of sweet, juicy pineapple — a bold, intriguing contrast that feels dark yet playful.
In the heart, patchouli and coffee add a deep, aromatic warmth, while iris lends a soft, powdery smoothness that gives the scent a luxurious and elegant texture — refined but full of personality.
As it settles, vanilla and amber melt together with dry woods, benzoin, and labdanum, creating a creamy, resinous base that radiates warmth, sensuality, and lasting depth.
The Sensation
Warm. Addictive. Sophisticated.
It smells like golden light on dark wood — smoky tobacco, sweet amber, and soft vanilla, blending into a feeling of comfort, allure, and quiet confidence.
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Description
• Top notes: Black Pepper, Tobacco, Pineapple.
• Middle notes: Patchouli, Coffee, Iris.
• Base notes: Vanilla, Amber, Dry Wood, Benzoin, Labdanum.
ASAD BY LATTAFA .The fragrance opens with a spicy burst of black pepper wrapped around the smoky richness of tobacco, brightened unexpectedly by a hint of sweet, juicy pineapple — a bold, intriguing contrast that feels dark yet playful.
In the heart, patchouli and coffee add a deep, aromatic warmth, while iris lends a soft, powdery smoothness that gives the scent a luxurious and elegant texture — refined but full of personality.
As it settles, vanilla and amber melt together with dry woods, benzoin, and labdanum, creating a creamy, resinous base that radiates warmth, sensuality, and lasting depth.
The Sensation
Warm. Addictive. Sophisticated.
It smells like golden light on dark wood — smoky tobacco, sweet amber, and soft vanilla, blending into a feeling of comfort, allure, and quiet confidence.
