Lattafa Sheikh Al Shuyukh Eau de Parfum 100ml Spray

Lattafa Sheikh Al Shuyukh – Eau de Parfum with Lemongrass, Sage and Oud

• Top note: citrus, lemongrass, cedar
• Heart note: lavender, sage, rosemary
• Base note: oud, musk, patchouli

Citrus and lemongrass above, herbs in the middle, oud and patchouli below. An aromatic mens fragrance for the whole year.

Three herbs in the heart

Lavender, sage and rosemary form the middle of this fragrance. All three are dry and herbal, and all three come from Mediterranean cooking, which gives them a certain familiarity.

These three herbs have stood for the aromatic family in mens perfumery for decades, and Lattafa uses them here in a classic arrangement. Lavender is the softest of the three, sage the most bitter, rosemary the sharpest. Together they make a middle with clear contour that carries for several hours and sets the character of the fragrance.

Lemongrass in the opening

Lemongrass smells citrus and green at once, sharper than lemon and with a herbal side. It bridges the citrus in the opening and the herbs in the heart.

Cedar already stands beside it in the opening and sets up the woody frame early. That grounds the fragrance from the first minute and separates it from the many purely citrus openings in the range. This build gives the fragrance ground from the start rather than leaving it merely bright.

Oud in the finish

The base works with oud, musk and patchouli. The oud is dosed with restraint here and acts less as a theme of its own than as a carrier for the herbs.

Patchouli sets an earthy line beside it, musk provides the soft hold. After a few hours a dry woody remainder stays on the skin in which the herbs are still recognisable.

This restraint with the oud is a deliberate decision. Many fragrances from Dubai place the material at the centre and arrange everything else around it. Sheikh Al Shuyukh turns that around: the herbs lead, the oud carries. That lets the fragrance work in settings where classic oud compositions would read too dense, and its everyday strength lies exactly there.

The name and the line

Sheikh Al Shuyukh means sheikh of sheikhs. Lattafa runs several versions under this name, including a Luxe Edition with its own design. The base version is the most aromatic of them and is aimed at everyone who likes herbs at the front.

Lattafa Perfumes produces in Dubai and ranks among the best known oriental brands in European retail. The bottle holds 100 ml and comes with a spray applicator.

Application and audience

Apply to neck and wrists and let it settle, do not rub. Go sparingly at first and top up at the collar if needed. Store the bottle in the dark at room temperature.

The fragrance works all year round. In summer the herbal side comes through well, in winter oud and patchouli carry it through cold air. It fits the office, meetings and the evening equally, and anyone looking for an aromatic everyday fragrance from Lattafa will find a reliable choice here.

Frequently asked questions about Sheikh Al Shuyukh

What does Lattafa Sheikh Al Shuyukh smell like?

Top note: citrus, lemongrass, cedar. Heart note: lavender, sage, rosemary. Base note: oud, musk, patchouli. Fragrance family: aromatic, citrus, woody, fresh.

What does Sheikh Al Shuyukh mean?

The name translates as sheikh of sheikhs. Lattafa runs several versions under this name.

How strong is the oud in this fragrance?

Dosed with restraint. It carries the herbs from the heart rather than stepping forward as a theme of its own.

Does this fragrance suit the office?

Yes. The aromatic direction runs along without taking over the room and holds for many hours.

Which season suits Sheikh Al Shuyukh?

All year round. In summer the herbal side reads refreshing, in winter oud and patchouli carry the fragrance.

Discover Lattafa Sheikh Al Shuyukh and experience an aromatic woody Eau de Parfum with herbs and oud.

Fragrance family

aromatic, citrus, woody, fresh

	Top note citrus, lemongrass, cedar
	Heart note lavender, sage, rosemary
	Base note oud, musk, patchouli