Lattafa Asdaaf Ameerat Al Arab Prive Rose 100ml EDP – For Women

Ameerat Al Arab Prive Rose: Strawberry Jam, Velvet Rose and Warm Sandalwood

If you want the short answer: Prive Rose is a sweet, jammy fruity rose. Strawberry, grape and orange open it. Then a six-note floral heart builds around rose, and tonka, amber and sandalwood carry it to a soft, warm finish. Lattafa lists it under Asdaaf as a women’s fragrance, and Fragrantica files it as a floral fruity fragrance for women, launched in 2023.

The line’s name, Ameerat Al Arab, means “Princess of the Arabs”. Prive Rose is the rose-focused member of that family, at £12.99 for 100ml (about 13p per ml).

How the Rose Comes Across

Rose sits in the middle of a crowded heart. Gardenia, jasmine, lily and ylang-ylang make it creamy and white-floral rather than green or dewy, and white musk smooths the edges. The fruit up top is what makes it “jammy”: strawberry and grape lean sweet, and orange adds just enough lift. The base is warm rather than heavy. Tonka brings a soft sweetness, amber a glow, and sandalwood a creamy finish.

So it isn’t a vintage rose or a dark oud-rose. It’s a modern, sweetened floral rose for people who usually find rose too formal.

If You Usually Avoid Rose

People who dislike rose usually object to one of two things: the soapy, old-fashioned feel of a pure rose, or the sharp, green, just-cut-stem edge. Prive Rose is built differently. On one side, fruit brings sweetness and warmth. On the other, gardenia, jasmine and white musk soften the flower. Then tonka and sandalwood give the drydown a creamy warmth. It’s a good first rose for someone who loves fruity florals, and a 100ml bottle at this price is a low-risk way to try one.

Is It Like Delina Exclusif?

That comparison comes up often in Prive Rose’s Fragrantica reviews. Reviewers mention Parfums de Marly Delina Exclusif, pointing to a similar strawberry-rose, powdery feel. We’ve reported it because it’s what wearers say, not because we’ve confirmed it note for note. Treat it as a community comparison, not a dupe claim. Prive Rose stands perfectly well on its own as a fruity rose for a low price.

The Princess Line, Compared

Asdaaf’s Ameerat Al Arab range has more than one personality. Here’s how Prive Rose differs from its sweeter sister, and from the Prince it was named alongside:

Prive Rose and the Prince both finish on sandalwood, which makes them an easy matching pair. Sugar Crown is the one to choose if Prive Rose doesn’t sound sweet enough.

When and How to Wear It

Want a quieter rose? Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose pairs rose with litchi and creamy musk. Browse every option in our Lattafa rose perfumes, the full Asdaaf range, or our best Lattafa perfumes for women, ranked by mood.

Prive Rose — Frequently Asked

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Shaheen Shah Abrar, Founder, Royal Scents. Lattafa and Fragrantica agree on all twelve notes. The Delina Exclusif comparison is reported as reviewers’ opinion only. Genuine Asdaaf stock, with free UK delivery on every order.