Shahd Lattafa Eau de Parfum 100ml Spray

Lattafa Shahd – Eau de Parfum with Almond, Tuberose and Praline

• Top note: orange, almond
• Heart note: jasmine, orris, ylang-ylang, tuberose
• Base note: vanilla, amber, praline, musk

Shahd means honey. Orange and almond in the opening, white blossoms in the heart, praline and vanilla below.

Honey as the guiding idea

Shahd means honey, and the fragrance translates that name into an arrangement of blossom and sweetness. Honey appears as an impression arising from the interplay of almond, ylang-ylang and praline.

This way of working is widespread in perfumery. An impression is built from several materials, and that is exactly where Shahd draws its warmth from.

Orange and almond in the opening

The entry works with only two materials. The orange brings bright juicy freshness, the almond a creamy softness with a marzipan side.

This pairing feels familiar and makes the fragrance approachable from the first minute. After around twenty minutes the blossoms take over and the almond withdraws into the background, where it remains until the base.

Four blossoms in the heart

Jasmine, orris, ylang-ylang and tuberose form the middle. Jasmine and tuberose are the most powerful white flowers in perfumery, ylang-ylang adds a creamy, slightly banana-like sweetness.

Orris, the iris root, sets the counterpart. It smells powdery, earthy and cool and keeps the other three from turning lavish. This middle carries for several hours and is the most expressive part of the fragrance.

Praline in the base

Vanilla, amber, praline and musk close the fragrance. The praline picks the almond back up from the opening and closes the arc.

Vanilla and amber supply the warm sweetness, musk the soft hold. After a few hours Shahd smells of warm pastry with blossoms inside it, and this phase holds on clothing for days.

Application and audience

Apply to neck, wrists and behind the ears and let it settle, do not rub. Go sparingly, as praline and tuberose work clearly even from a small amount. Store the bottle in the dark at room temperature.

The fragrance wears all year round. In summer orange and blossoms come through well, in winter praline and vanilla carry it. Lattafa Perfumes produces in Dubai, the bottle holds 100 ml, and Shahd draws compliments through the gourmand base, which is noticed in passing.

For daily life the combination is practical. The fragrance reads discreet enough for the office and sweet enough for the evening, and that range makes it one of the more versatile womens fragrances in the collection.

On clothing Shahd holds for days. A touch on a scarf extends the wear in the evening, and the praline stays recognisable there particularly long, since it belongs to the heavier materials in the composition.

Anyone who likes gourmand fragrances while looking for blossoms will find both sides joined in Shahd. The flowers lead the first half, the praline takes the second, and the two parts clearly belong together.

Frequently asked questions about Shahd

What does Lattafa Shahd smell like?

Top note: orange, almond. Heart note: jasmine, orris, ylang-ylang, tuberose. Base note: vanilla, amber, praline, musk. Fragrance family: floral, gourmand, sweet, creamy.

What does Shahd mean?

The name means honey. In this Lattafa fragrance the honeyed impression arises from the interplay of almond, ylang-ylang and praline.

What is orris?

Orris is the iris root. It smells powdery, earthy and cool and keeps the white blossoms in the heart in balance.

Is Shahd a womens fragrance?

Lattafa lists it for women. White blossoms, almond and praline give it a feminine direction.

Which season suits Shahd?

All year round. In summer orange and blossoms read bright, in winter praline and vanilla carry the fragrance.

Discover Lattafa Shahd and experience a sweet floral Eau de Parfum with almond, tuberose and praline.

Fragrance family

floral, gourmand, sweet, creamy

	Top note orange, almond
	Heart note jasmine, orris, ylang-ylang, tuberose
	Base note vanilla, amber, praline, musk