Description

Description

Here’s a detailed description of the fragrance **Lattafa “Ajayeb Dubai EDP” (100 ml) — a unisex scent rich in character and quite distinctive:

Overview

Ajayeb Dubai EDP is a bold and gourmand-leaning fragrance from Lattafa, designed to make a statement. It sits in the oriental/gourmand family and is built for someone who enjoys richer, deeper scent profiles rather than light and airy ones.

Scent Structure & Notes

Top notes:

• Pineapple — adds a sweet, tropical, juicy opening.

• Saffron — brings a spicy, luxurious, slightly metallic-golden facet to the opening.

Middle (Heart) notes:

• Coffee Arabica — giving a dark, roasted, slightly bitter edge to the scent.

• Violet leaves — lending a green, slightly powdery freshness that offsets the sweetness.

Base notes:

• Sandalwood — creamy, woody, a smooth backbone.

• Butterscotch — sweet, gourmand, dessert-like.

• Vanilla — softens the base with warmth and comfort.

Character & Vibe

• The scent opens with a juicy tropical-sweet burst (pineapple) but quickly transitions into something more complex and gourmand, layered with coffee and butterscotch.

• Because of the coffee + butterscotch + vanilla base, the fragrance takes on a warm dessert-like or bakery-inspired quality. Fragrance reviewers describe it as “freshly baked goods” in some senses.

• It has an oriental flair, meaning it can feel richer, deeper and perhaps more “evening-wear” than something purely fresh.

• Many note that the opening might hit as somewhat sharp or raw (especially the saffron/coffee interplay) before it evolves into the more mellow, creamy base.

Wear-Suitability & Performance

• Great choice for cooler weather, evenings or occasions where you want to lean into richness rather than freshness. One reviewer said:

  “This is a mature, masculine scent profile strictly for cold weather. Absolutely not a safe blind buy.”

• Longevity is cited as good—many find it stays for hours; projection is moderate to strong in the early phase, then mellows.

• Because of its richness and gourmand/coffee-woody character, for very hot and humid conditions (such as some afternoons in Lagos) you might find it heavier or more intense—so you may want to use it more sparingly for daytime.