Lattafa Adeeb Eau de Parfum 80ml Spray

Lattafa Adeeb – Eau de Parfum with Cinnamon, Moroccan spices and Black amber

• Top note: Cinnamon, vanilla, tobacco
• Heart note: Moroccan spices, herbs, thyme, clove, smoke, oudh
• Base note: Black amber, cedar, sandalwood, musk, patchouli

Cinnamon and tobacco, with clove and a wisp of smoke behind them. A fragrance like an evening around a coal burner.

What happens in the bottle

Adeeb opens with cinnamon, but vanilla is there from the first second and turns it into something soft. Tobacco sits underneath like dry leaf, a little sweet, a little leathery. Together they make an opening that recalls a spice cabinet rather than a bakery.

The heart is the most interesting part. Moroccan spices, thyme and clove build a herbal, sharp layer with a thread of smoke running through it. The oudh sits below and gives the whole thing depth. Anyone who has sat in a room with bakhoor burning will recognise this combination immediately.

At the end the woods take over. Cedar and sandalwood feel dry and creamy at once, black amber lays resinous warmth underneath, musk and patchouli round it off. The cinnamon stays recognisable to the last, only deeper and quieter than at the start.

Where Adeeb belongs

This fragrance belongs to the cold months. Autumn and winter carry the spices and the smoke best, and in heated rooms the amber base blooms particularly well.

Evenings, family gatherings, Friday prayer. In summer it turns heavy quickly, so a single spray on the wrist is enough.

Lattafa from Dubai

Behind Adeeb stands Lattafa Perfumes, one of the best known fragrance houses in the United Arab Emirates. The brand built its reputation on oriental compositions with high concentration at prices well below the European level.

Adeeb comes in an 80 ml bottle with an atomiser. The dark presentation matches the contents and makes it a popular gift in the cold season.

How to wear it

Adeeb is strongly dosed. One or two sprays are enough in most situations, and it develops most beautifully on the side of the neck.

On fabric it lasts especially long, and a spray on a coat collar carries into the next day. Store the bottle in the dark at room temperature so the smoke and wood notes stay stable.

Who Adeeb is made for

Adeeb speaks to anyone who enjoys oriental spice fragrances and wants something with a signature of its own. The combination of tobacco, clove and smoke is rarely worked out this clearly in this price range.

If you have mostly worn fresh fragrances so far, test it on the wrist first and follow it for half a day. Adeeb needs that time, because the heart only opens fully after about an hour, and the fragrance then feels considerably softer than it did at first.

It is also a popular gift for the cold season. The dark presentation and the character of the scent suit occasions such as Ramadan, Eid or a winter evening with family.

Frequently asked questions about Adeeb

What does Adeeb by Lattafa smell like?

Top note: cinnamon, vanilla, tobacco. Heart note: Moroccan spices, herbs, thyme, clove, smoke, oudh. Base note: black amber, cedar, sandalwood, musk, patchouli. Scent direction: spicy, woody, smoky, warm, oriental.

How pronounced is the smoke?

The smoke sits in the heart and reads more like incense that has just gone out than a bonfire. It gives the fragrance depth while leaving the spices in view.

Is Adeeb suitable for women?

Yes. Cinnamon, vanilla and amber make it considerably softer than the tobacco and oudh notes suggest. In the Arab world this style is worn by women and men alike.

How long does 80 ml last?

With one or two sprays per application and regular use, the bottle lasts roughly eight to twelve months.

Discover Adeeb by Lattafa and experience a spicy, smoky eau de parfum with cinnamon, tobacco and oudh.

Scent direction

Spicy, woody, smoky, warm, oriental

	Top note Cinnamon, vanilla, tobacco
	Heart note Moroccan spices, herbs, thyme, clove, smoke, oudh
	Base note Black amber, cedar, sandalwood, musk, patchouli