Best Floral Lattafa Perfumes UK (2026): Rose, Jasmine, Tuberose and White-Flower Picks

Notes: rose, litchi, pink pepper / rose, musk, lily of the valley / musk, vanilla, patchouli. Fragrantica lists rose in both the top and the heart.

This is rose made modern. Litchi gives the opening a juicy, slightly tropical lift, and the musk in the heart and base makes the flower feel silky rather than powdery or old-fashioned. Fragrantica voters rank rose as its leading accord, followed by musky and fruity, so you get a clear rose without the soapy edge some people dislike.

It rates 4.06 out of 5 from 754 Fragrantica votes. It sits close to the skin; our Mohra Silky Rose review has the detail.

Notes: strawberry, grapes, orange / rose, white musk, jasmine, gardenia, ylang-ylang, lily / tonka bean, amber, sandalwood. Asdaaf is one of Lattafa’s houses.

Where Mohra Silky Rose is airy, Prive Rose is plush. Strawberry and grape make the opening jammy, and the rose is cushioned by a crowd of white flowers, so it reads creamy rather than green. Fragrantica’s top accords are rose, sweet and fruity, with white floral and powdery further down. Tonka, amber and sandalwood keep the finish warm.

It launched in 2023 and rates 3.89 out of 5 from 1,209 votes. At £12.99 for 100ml, it is the lowest-priced floral in this guide.

Notes: apple, mandarin / jasmine, ylang-ylang, orange / vanilla, musk, oakmoss. Lattafa lists the heart’s third note as orange flower.

Dalal is the sunniest floral here. Fragrantica voters rank white floral and yellow floral as its top two accords, with citrus third, so the jasmine and ylang-ylang come wrapped in crisp apple and mandarin. The oakmoss in the base keeps the vanilla from turning sugary and gives it a polished, grown-up finish.

At 4.33 out of 5 from 520 votes, it is the highest-rated pick in this guide. An easy office-to-weekend floral; for more desk-friendly bottles, see our best Lattafa perfumes for the office.

Notes: peach, pink pepper, bergamot / orange blossom, tuberose, jasmine / praline, amber, sandalwood, patchouli. Fragrantica and lattafa.com list the same ten notes.

Afeef shows how a white floral can be shared. Peach and bergamot open it, then orange blossom, tuberose and jasmine form a creamy heart. Fragrantica’s leading accord is white floral, followed by sweet and woody, and the sandalwood, amber and patchouli base is what keeps it from leaning purely feminine. Lattafa sells it as unisex and Fragrantica lists it for women and men.

It launched in 2024 and rates 3.94 out of 5 from 775 votes. Wearer impressions (paraphrased from Fragrantica reviews): many enjoy the peaches-and-cream feel, while some find the patchouli in the drydown heavier than the bright opening suggests.

Notes: fruits, lily, pomegranate, aldehydes / tuberose, jasmine, gardenia, ylang-ylang, honeysuckle, rose, peony / vanilla, white musk, sandalwood, ambroxan. Fragrantica lists it as Fakhar Rose.

No other bottle here packs in more flowers. Seven of them fill the heart, led by tuberose and jasmine, while aldehydes give the opening a clean, sparkling lift. Fragrantica voters rank white floral, fruity and tuberose as its top three accords. The vanilla, white musk and sandalwood base softens the bouquet as it dries down.

It launched in 2022 and rates 4.02 out of 5 from 3,719 votes, the most-voted floral in this guide after Yara. Our Fakhar Rose Gold vs Yara comparison shows how it differs from the softer pink bottle.

Notes: guava, pink grapefruit, litchi, pink pepper / rose, peony, magnolia / leather, musk, ambergris, vanilla, moss. Lattafa lists raspberry in place of litchi.

Guava and pink grapefruit open it bright and tart, then rose, peony and magnolia make a light, petal-soft heart. The base is the surprise: leather and moss sit under the musk and vanilla. Fragrantica’s top accords are fruity, tropical and leather, which is exactly why it works for anyone, not just fans of pink bottles. Fragrantica lists it for women and men.

It launched in 2024 and rates 3.44 out of 5 from 616 votes, the most divisive score here. Note that it is a 60ml bottle.

Notes: raspberry, violet, pink pepper / jasmine, lily of the valley, cotton candy / cedarwood, sandalwood, musk. Fragrantica and lattafa.com list the same nine notes.

Petra Viola is the candy-shop floral. Raspberry and violet make a sweet, berry-tinted opening, and the cotton candy in the heart turns jasmine and lily of the valley soft and sugary. Fragrantica voters rank sweet, powdery and fruity as its top accords, with white floral and violet next. The cedar and sandalwood base gives it just enough structure.

It is a 2026 release in Lattafa’s Pride line and already rates 4.26 out of 5, though from a smaller pool of 229 votes. It is also the priciest bottle here.

Notes: orchid, heliotrope, tangerine / gourmand accord, tropical fruits / vanilla, musk, sandalwood. As listed on Fragrantica.

Yara sits on the border between floral and gourmand. Its flowers are all in the opening: orchid and heliotrope, the almond-and-vanilla flower that gives so many perfumes their powdery softness. After that, a creamy gourmand accord takes over. Fragrantica’s top accords are sweet, vanilla and powdery, with floral seventh, so choose it if you want a floral hint inside a cosy sweet scent rather than a bouquet.

It launched in 2020 and rates 3.93 out of 5 from 12,639 votes, by far the most-voted bottle in this guide. See our Lattafa Yara review.