Khalta Lattafa Blend Of Lattafa Eau de Parfum 100ml Perfume Spray

Lattafa Khalta – Eau de Parfum with Saffron, Rose and Leather

• Top note: bergamot, cinnamon, saffron, lavender
• Heart note: rose, orange blossom, cypriol, incense
• Base note: leather, vanilla, amber, oud, sandalwood

Saffron and rose meet incense and leather. A mens fragrance with posture that takes its time and grows darker over hours.

Saffron as the opening

Khalta begins with saffron, and that is a statement. The spice thread smells dry and honeyed at once, a combination that has opened great blends in Arabian perfumery for centuries. Bergamot lifts it, cinnamon adds heat, lavender lays a cool herbal trace underneath.

This opening lasts only a few minutes, yet it shapes the impression of the whole perfume. Lattafa kept it deliberately angular. Anyone spraying Khalta for the first time should wait this phase out, because what follows is considerably softer.

A heart between bloom and smoke

Rose and orange blossom take over and bring fullness into the blend. The rose stands strong and dark here, far from the delicate reading familiar from European fragrances. It is joined by cypriol, an earthy smoky root, and by incense.

The character of Khalta lies exactly in this connection. Bloom and smoke stand side by side and pull each other towards the middle. The result feels ceremonial and suits occasions where you are dressed with more care anyway.

Leather and oud in the finish

The base is the reason this fragrance stays so long. Leather gives it a dry animalic side, oud and sandalwood build the woody foundation, amber and vanilla lay resinous sweetness across it.

After four or five hours Khalta smells clearly different from the start: softer, darker, closer to the skin. On clothing the leathery tone is still recognisable the following day.

The name and the idea behind it

Khalta means blend. In the Gulf region the word describes a house mixture a perfumer composes to their own recipe, often refined over years. Lattafa takes up this tradition and brings it into a bottle with a spray applicator.

Lattafa Perfumes produces in Dubai and built its name on making classic Arabian compositions accessible for European daily life. Khalta shows that well: the structure is traditional, the application modern.

How to wear Khalta

Apply to neck and wrists and let it settle, do not rub. The saffron in the opening reacts sensitively to friction and loses its dry edge in the process.

Go sparingly, this fragrance needs little. For more presence in the evening you can add some to your collar or lapel, where the leathery tone holds longest. Store the bottle in the dark at room temperature.

Which occasions it suits

Khalta is an evening fragrance and a winter fragrance. In the cold the woody base carries especially far, and indoors the incense comes into its own.

For weddings, holidays and formal occasions it fits without reservation. In everyday use it reads serious, and anyone who likes that wears it then too and gets asked about it. Among the Lattafa mens fragrances Khalta is one of the most expressive.

Frequently asked questions about Khalta Lattafa

What does Lattafa Khalta smell like?

Top note: bergamot, cinnamon, saffron, lavender. Heart note: rose, orange blossom, cypriol, incense. Base note: leather, vanilla, amber, oud, sandalwood. Fragrance family: oriental, woody, spicy, leathery, warm.

What does Khalta mean?

Khalta is the Arabic word for blend and describes a house mixture made to a perfumers own recipe. Lattafa takes up this tradition in this Eau de Parfum.

How strong is the rose in this fragrance?

The rose sits in the heart and reads dark and powerful. Cypriol and incense pull it towards the smoky side, so it registers as a spicy rather than a floral note.

Is Khalta strictly a mens fragrance?

Lattafa lists it for men. The leathery base and the saffron opening give it a masculine direction, though anyone can wear it.

How long does Khalta last on skin?

For many hours. The leathery finish stays perceptible into the evening, and on fabric it is still recognisable the next day.

Discover Lattafa Khalta and experience a spicy leathery Eau de Parfum with saffron, rose and oud.

Fragrance family

oriental, woody, spicy, leathery, warm

	Top note bergamot, cinnamon, saffron, lavender
	Heart note rose, orange blossom, cypriol, incense
	Base note leather, vanilla, amber, oud, sandalwood