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Qaed Al Fursan by Lattafa Perfumes is a luxurious unisex fragrance that perfectly marries sweet, fruity, and woody elements to create an irresistible and dynamic aroma. Bold and adventurous, it embodies the spirit of a fearless journey into sophistication and charm. This scent is perfect for those who want their fragrance to be as unique as their personality.
Fragrance Profile:
· Top Notes:
Saffron, Pineapple
A unique and exciting opening, combining the exotic, leathery spice of saffron with the juicy sweetness of pineapple, leaving a captivating first impression.
· Heart Notes:
Jasmine, Fir Balsam
A rich and aromatic floral heart with jasmine’s elegant sweetness, balanced by the green, resinous warmth of fir balsam.
· Base Notes:
Oud Wood, Cedarwood, Amber
A deep and sensual dry-down where the smokiness of oud and the earthy elegance of cedarwood meld beautifully with amber’s golden warmth, creating a long-lasting and memorable finish.
Gender Suitability:
Unisex — crafted for anyone who desires a fragrance that strikes a balance between sweetness and depth with universal appeal.
Performance Highlights:
- Intensity: Medium to High — a well-rounded aroma that commands attention without being overpowering.
- Projection: Moderate to Strong — perfect for making an impression without overwhelming a room.
- Longevity: Excellent — lasts 8–10 hours, ensuring it keeps up with your day or night.
- Sillage: Moderate — leaves a subtle yet alluring trail that invites intrigue.
Sensory Experience:
Imagine walking through a lush forest at dusk, the air filled with the sweet ripeness of pineapple and the woody richness of oud and cedar. The fragrance transitions beautifully from its bright and fruity opening to a deeply comforting, woody embrace, creating a luxurious aura of warmth and elegance.
Perfect For:
Whether attending an evening gala, an intimate dinner, or simply expressing your individuality during the day, Qaed Al Fursan is the ultimate choice for those who appreciate a statement fragrance.
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