Ameer Al Arab Asdaaf Lattafa Eau de Parfum Spray 100ml

Lattafa Ameer Al Arab – Eau de Parfum with jasmine, lavender and saffron

• Top note: jasmine, honeysuckle
• Heart note: cardamom, lavender, pepper, basil
• Base note: patchouli, saffron, sandalwood

A fragrance that opens with blooms and turns herbal. Ameer Al Arab belongs to the Asdaaf line of Lattafa Perfumes.

Asdaaf as a line

Asdaaf is a line of Lattafa Perfumes and carries several fragrances built around Arabian names and imagery. Ameer Al Arab translates as prince of the Arabs.

Unlike most of the range, this fragrance opens with flowers rather than citrus. That choice sets it apart from the moment it is applied and gives it a character of its own.

Jasmine and honeysuckle

The opening places jasmine at the front. It brings a rich, lightly narcotic sweetness that fills the first moment completely.

Honeysuckle stands beside it with a lighter, honeyed bloom and a green edge. This pairing makes the entry unusual for a masculine leaning fragrance and holds attention from the start.

Four materials at the heart

The heart turns the fragrance towards the herbal. Lavender brings the calming, lightly camphorous tone that has anchored masculine perfumery for over a century.

Basil adds a green, aniseed like freshness, cardamom a green spice and pepper a dry sharpness. Together they pull the blooms from the opening into aromatic territory.

Saffron and sandalwood

Patchouli, saffron and sandalwood form the base. Saffron gives the finish its Arabian signature: dry, leathery and spiced.

Sandalwood brings creaminess, patchouli the earthy depth. After a few hours Ameer Al Arab smells warm and spiced with a floral memory inside, a phase that carries into the evening.

When and how to wear it

The fragrance suits spring and summer and works both by day and in the evening. In warmth the blooms and herbs unfold particularly well.

Apply to neck and wrists and let it settle, do not rub. Go sparingly, Ameer Al Arab delivers plenty from a small amount. Store the bottle in the dark at room temperature.

Who it suits

Men and women wear it equally. Lavender, pepper and patchouli give the masculine foundation, jasmine and honeysuckle open it towards the floral side.

Anyone looking for aromatic fragrances with an unusual floral opening finds a distinctive option in Ameer Al Arab by Lattafa. The house also carries Ameer Al Arab Imperium as a further reading of the name.

Frequently asked questions about Ameer Al Arab

What does Ameer Al Arab by Lattafa smell like?

Top note: jasmine, honeysuckle. Heart note: cardamom, lavender, pepper, basil. Base note: patchouli, saffron, sandalwood.

What does Ameer Al Arab mean?

The name translates as prince of the Arabs. The fragrance belongs to the Asdaaf line of Lattafa Perfumes.

What is Asdaaf?

A line of Lattafa Perfumes carrying several fragrances built around Arabian names and imagery.

Is Ameer Al Arab for women or men?

It is worn as a unisex fragrance. Lavender and pepper read masculine, jasmine and honeysuckle open it towards the floral side.

Which season suits Ameer Al Arab?

Spring and summer. In warmth the blooms and herbs unfold particularly well.

Discover Ameer Al Arab by Lattafa and experience a floral aromatic Eau de Parfum with jasmine, lavender and saffron.

Scent direction

floral, aromatic, spicy, woody

	Top note jasmine, honeysuckle
	Heart note cardamom, lavender, pepper, basil
	Base note patchouli, saffron, sandalwood