Which Lattafa Ana Abiyedh to Buy? Every Version Compared

Which Lattafa Ana Abiyedh to Buy? Every Version Compared

Pear and vanilla, caramel and oakmoss, raspberry and leather, powdery musk, watermelon, black cherry and passion fruit. Seven bottles share the Ana Abiyedh name, and they smell nothing alike.

The only Ana Abiyedh on our shelf today. Price and stock update automatically.

Bars run on a full 0–5 scale. Fewer votes means a less settled score, so Passion’s lead rests on far fewer opinions than Rouge’s or the original’s.

1. Ana Abiyedh (original): the clean one, and the one in stock

Notes: orange and bergamot on top, pear and vanilla in the heart, musk and amber in the base, according to Fragrantica’s Ana Abiyedh listing. Lattafa gives the same pyramid and calls the base “dry amber” on its official Ana Abiyedh page.

Mood: soft, clean and lightly sweet. Fragrantica’s top accords are musky, powdery and citrus.

Season: spring and summer first. It also works year-round as an office scent.

Who it’s for: listed for women and men. Several reviewers say it leans feminine. It’s the easiest starting point in the line.

Worth knowing: Fragrantica reviewers often say it gets noticeably stronger after a few weeks of resting. Our maceration guide explains why. It is rated 3.83/5 from 2,813 votes (Fragrantica, as of October 2026).

“I Am White” listings: you’ll also see this fragrance sold as Ana Abiyedh “I Am White”. The English is simply a translation of the name, and our I Am White listing has the same note pyramid. Reviewers compare it to Xerjoff Erba Pura, and that comparison lives on the product page.

Price and stock: £13.49 · In stock · Shop Lattafa Ana Abiyedh →

2. Ana Abiyedh Rouge: the warm amber one

Notes: nashi pear, kumquat and bergamot on top, caramel and geranium in the heart, ambergris, musk and oakmoss in the base. This matches both Fragrantica’s Ana Abiyedh Rouge page and Lattafa’s official Rouge listing, which classes it as woody spicy. It launched in 2016.

Mood: glowing, sweet and ambery, with a crisp citrus-pear opening and a caramel heart.

Season: autumn and winter, and evenings any time.

Who it’s for: listed for women and men. It suits anyone who wants the line’s pear DNA in a warmer form.

Worth knowing: reviewers on Fragrantica report moderate projection, usually 4 to 8 hours on skin and longer on clothing. Rated 3.92/5 from 2,773 votes (as of October 2026).

The designer question: reviewers compare Rouge to Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s Baccarat Rouge 540, though opinions on how close it is vary a lot. The Ana Abiyedh Rouge product page covers that comparison in full.

Price and stock: £14.49 · Currently out of stock

3. Ana Abiyedh Leather: the grown-up one

Notes: juniper berries, cardamom, pink pepper and raspberry on top, iris, ginger and rose in the heart, leather, white musk and amber in the base, according to Fragrantica’s Ana Abiyedh Leather listing. It launched in 2017.

Mood: spicy, fruity and a little powdery from the iris, drying down to smooth leather. It’s the least sweet bottle in the line.

Season: autumn through spring.

Who it’s for: listed for women and men. It suits people who find the rest of the line too sweet.

Worth knowing: it’s the most divisive version. Some Fragrantica reviewers praise its performance, while others find the opening harsh. Many say it improves a lot after a few months. Rated 3.56/5 from 528 votes (as of October 2026). For more leathers, see our smoky leather guide.

Price and stock: £14.99 · Currently out of stock

4. Ana Abiyedh Poudrée: the soft powdery one

Notes: orange blossom, rose and jasmine on top, musk in the heart, vanilla, tonka bean, cedar, vetiver and patchouli in the base, according to Fragrantica’s Ana Abiyedh Poudrée page. It launched in 2023. Lattafa’s own site didn’t load a Poudrée page when we checked, so we’ve relied on Fragrantica here.

Mood: a powdery vanilla-musk with white flowers. It’s tender, close to the skin and easy to like.

Season: all year, and especially daytime and the office.

Who it’s for: listed for women. It’s the pick for anyone who loves a “my skin but better” musk.

Worth knowing: reviewers describe it as a skin scent with intimate projection. One reports five-plus hours on skin and all day on clothes. It’s the highest-rated of the older versions at 4.15/5 from 1,467 votes (as of October 2026). Our Lattafa musk guide shows where it sits among the brand’s musks.

Price and stock: £16.99 · Currently out of stock

5. Ana Abiyedh Coral: the summer fruit one

Notes: watermelon, peach and orange on top, coconut and white flowers in the heart, musk, vanilla and amber in the base. Both Fragrantica’s Ana Abiyedh Coral page and Lattafa’s official Coral listing agree. It launched in 2025.

Mood: juicy and beachy. Watermelon leads, and creamy coconut softens it. Fragrantica’s top accords are ozonic and aquatic.

Season: summer, holidays and hot days.

Who it’s for: listed for women and men. It suits anyone who wants a cheerful warm-weather bottle.

Worth knowing: reviewers report anything from an hour to a full workday, depending on skin and how it’s applied, and say it improves with maceration. Rated 4.08/5 from 1,406 votes (as of October 2026).

Price and stock: £14.49 · Currently out of stock

6. Ana Abiyedh Scarlet: the cherry-rose one

Notes: black cherry and pink pepper on top, white rose, nutmeg, peony and tonka bean in the heart, patchouli, vanilla, sugar and caramel in the base, according to Fragrantica’s Ana Abiyedh Scarlet listing. Lattafa’s Scarlet page calls the sweet note “crystal caramel sugar”. It launched in 2025.

Mood: dark, sweet and flirty. Cherry and rose sit over a patchouli-caramel base.

Season: autumn and winter evenings, and date nights.

Who it’s for: Fragrantica lists it for women. Lattafa lists it as unisex.

Worth knowing: reviewers praise the drydown and report 6 to 12+ hours. Many say the first 15 to 30 minutes are harsh and that the patchouli is strong. It’s not a safe blind buy. Rated 3.91/5 from 659 votes (as of October 2026).

Price and stock: £14.49 · Currently out of stock

7. Ana Abiyedh Passion: the creamy tropical one

Notes: passion fruit and bergamot on top, cashmeran, Rosyfolia and Mahonial in the heart, vanilla, musk, tonka bean and Ambrofix in the base. Both Fragrantica’s Ana Abiyedh Passion page and Lattafa’s official Passion listing agree. It’s the newest in the line, from 2026.

Mood: passion fruit folded into vanilla cream. It’s soft and luminous rather than loud.

Season: spring and summer, and relaxed daytime wear.

Who it’s for: Lattafa lists it for women. It suits anyone who wants a light tropical gourmand.

Worth knowing: it’s the highest-rated version at 4.28/5, though from a smaller pool of 369 votes (as of October 2026). Reviewers often mention about 4 to 5 hours close to the skin, and say the passion fruit fades into vanilla fairly quickly.

Price and stock: £19.99 · Currently out of stock

Counted from Fragrantica’s note lists, not from a lab or a smell test. Sharing notes doesn’t mean smelling alike: Coral shares the most, but watermelon and coconut take it somewhere very different.

Our guide, based on each pyramid and on what Fragrantica reviewers say, not on Fragrantica’s season vote bars.