Lattafa Angham 100ml EDP – Burberry Goddess Dupe

Burberry Goddess is the fragrance half the country is currently wearing. Lavender over vanilla, warm and edible, and £99 for 50ml at Burberry’s UK RRP. That price is the reason you’re on this page.

Angham Lattafa released in 2024 and became one of the brand’s most talked-about “smells-like-a-designer” launches almost immediately. Angham (انغام) means “melodies” in Arabic — a fair name for something this cosy.

Lattafa Angham is built on the same lavender, vanilla, cocoa and ginger accord as the Burberry, then adds praline, jasmine and amber on top of it. It is not a note-for-note tracing. It is sweeter, richer and more grounded than the original.

Whether that’s an improvement or a compromise depends on you, and we’ll set out both sides below. If you love the Goddess idea but want more gourmand comfort in it, Angham Lattafa Perfumes’ 2024 release does exactly that for about a fifth of the money.

The Scent Pyramid at a Glance

Ten notes across three tiers — the full Angham Lattafa notes list, in the order you’ll meet them.

Angham Lattafa — Quick Specs

The Lattafa Angham Perfume Notes, Layer by Layer

Top — Mandarin, Ginger, Pink Pepper. Imagine warm vanilla custard with a lavender swirl, and this is the spoon going in. Mandarin gives a soft citrus lift, ginger and pink pepper add a gentle spiced edge. It is a quiet opening by design — nothing here is trying to announce itself, and within half an hour it has handed over to the heart.

Heart — Lavender, Cocoa, Jasmine, Praliné. The magic, and the reason this fragrance sold. Lavender meets cocoa, jasmine and praliné for a rich, edible warmth that is sweet without being childish. The lavender is what keeps it upright: it stops the cocoa and praline turning into a dessert trolley and gives the whole thing a grown-up, slightly aromatic spine.

Base — Vanilla, Musk, Amber. Snuggly and dessert-like. Vanilla carries it, musk softens the edges, amber warms the finish. This is where Angham settles for most of the day: close to the skin, comforting, the sort of thing people notice when they hug you rather than when you walk past.

Performance, Measured

Angham vs Burberry Goddess: What Actually Matches

Ask what Lattafa Angham is a dupe of and every answer points the same way: Burberry Goddess. That much is settled. What nobody tells you is where the two part company, so here it is:

Be honest with yourself about the sweetness before you order. If Goddess already sits at your sweetness limit, Angham will cross it. If you have ever thought “I like this but I wish it were cosier”, this is your bottle. That’s the whole decision. We’d rather tell you now than process a return later — and if gourmands are your thing generally, our full Lattafa dupes guide maps the rest of the range.

Angham or Angham Second Song? Check Before You Order.

Lattafa now sells two fragrances under the Angham name, and they are genuinely different scents. We stock both, so there’s no incentive for us to push you either way — pick on the notes:

Short version: if you came here for the Burberry Goddess comparison, stay on this page. If you want the same cosiness in a lighter, daytime form, Lattafa Angham Second Song is the one — see Angham Second Song 100ml EDP here → Still torn? Our full Lattafa Angham vs Second Song comparison picks one for every occasion.

The Lattafa Angham Bottle

The Lattafa Angham perfume bottle is a good deal more expensive-looking than £17.99 suggests — heavy glass, a warm cream-and-gold treatment that matches what’s inside it, and a weight in the hand that reads designer rather than budget. The Lattafa Angham Eau de Parfum bottle holds a full 100ml, which is the real story here: the Burberry it’s compared to is a 50ml at four times the money.

Lattafa Angham packaging is the standard Lattafa presentation — a printed outer carton carrying the official holographic authentication seal, which is what you should check first when it lands. The 100ml atomiser is even and fine-misted, and two or three sprays is genuinely all it wants.

What Lattafa Angham Reviews Say

The consensus across Angham Lattafa reviews is warm and fairly consistent. Longevity reports vary widely, from a few hours to 10+ on Fragrantica, with a close, comforting scent bubble rather than a room-filling trail, and considerably longer life on clothing. The praise clusters around three things: the lavender-vanilla accord, the fact that it reads grown-up rather than childish, and the price.

Two caveats show up repeatedly, and both are worth knowing before you buy. First, several reviewers note that projection improves once the bottle has had a little time to macerate — a fresh bottle can feel quieter than it should. Second, it is a genuine gourmand: people who don’t get on with sweetness don’t get on with this, and no amount of lavender fixes that. Anyone weighing up a Lattafa Angham review against the Burberry should read it in that light — the two are close in concept, and Angham is the sweeter of the pair.

Good to Know Before You Buy

• It’s a cold-weather fragrance. Autumn and winter, evenings, cosy date nights, everyday comfort wear. Hot summer days push the sweetness — go lighter, or save it for September.
• It is a gourmand, but not a sugar bomb. The lavender keeps it elegant. If sweet fragrances have never worked on you, this won’t be the exception.
• Marketed feminine, wears unisex. The lavender makes it genuinely easy for men to wear, and plenty do.
• Two or three sprays is the sweet spot. This is not a fragrance that rewards over-application — the vanilla is noticeable up close, so skip it entirely for fragrance-free formal settings.
• Give a fresh bottle a few weeks. Projection is commonly reported to improve after a short rest in a cool, dark cupboard.
• Same bottle, different shop names. Other retailers list it as “Angham by Lattafa” or by its US size, 3.4 oz. It is the same 100ml Eau de Parfum.

Angham is the autumn and winter pick in the best Lattafa for women, ranked by mood and season.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tap a question to open the answer. The seventeen things people ask most before buying this bottle.

Written by Shaheen Shah Abrar, Founder of Royal Scents. Notes checked against Fragrantica and Lattafa’s official listing; performance figures are wearer-reported. Angham is the sweeter of the two. That is the entire decision.