Lattafa Ajwad Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir 60ml EDP – Raspberry, White Chocolate & Vanilla

Ajwad Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir is the newest member of Lattafa’s Ajwad family, and it takes a very different turn from the original Pink to Pink. Instead of tropical guava, rose and leather, it pairs juicy red fruits with a soft white-chocolate heart and a vanilla-musk base. The official description sums up the idea as frozen fruit dipped in milky chocolate.

Lattafa launched the Creamy Elixir in 2026, and Fragrantica lists it for women and men. It’s still new, but early feedback is positive: 3.93 out of 5 from 75 votes on Fragrantica, with 18 written reviews at the time we checked.

Because it’s so new, there’s less community data than for established Lattafas — we’ll show you exactly what there is, and nothing more.

The Creamy Elixir Scent Pyramid

Seven notes in three tiers — the full Ajwad Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir notes list, from first spray to drydown.

Ajwad Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir — Quick Specs

The Creamy Elixir Notes, Layer by Layer

Top — Raspberry, Blackcurrant, Pear. The opening is bright and juicy. Raspberry gives a tangy, slightly icy burst, pear softens it, and blackcurrant adds a darker, jammy depth so it doesn’t read as a simple fruit candy.

Heart — White Chocolate. One note, but it changes everything. White chocolate is milky and sweet rather than bitter, and it drapes over the fruit for a strawberries-and-cream-style effect — closer to a fruit dessert than a chocolate bar.

Base — Vanilla Bean, Amberwood, Musk. The drydown is soft and comforting. Vanilla bean keeps the sweetness warm, amberwood gives a gentle woody lift, and musk smooths it into a close, clean finish.

Creamy Elixir’s Character, Measured

What Creamy Elixir Fans Also Like

Lattafa doesn’t name an inspiration for the Creamy Elixir, and it’s too new for a clear community “dupe” consensus to have formed — so we won’t claim one. Fragrantica’s “people who like this also like” list gives a useful picture of its neighbourhood:

Three Ajwads, Side by Side

There are now three fragrances in the Ajwad collection, and the two “Pink to Pink” bottles smell very different. Here’s how to tell them apart:

Looking for more creamy-sweet Lattafas? Lattafa Yara and Lattafa Eclaire both appear on Fragrantica’s “also like” list for this scent.

What Creamy Elixir Reviews Say

With 75 votes and 18 reviews on Fragrantica so far, the early picture is encouraging. 27 voters chose “love” and 25 “like”, against 15 “ok”, 7 “dislike” and just 1 “hate” — a far less divided response than the original Pink to Pink, which sits at 3.43 from 623 votes.

The season votes match the brand’s own description of a daytime scent: spring and summer lead, and day is chosen well over twice as often as night. It’s early days, and the numbers will shift as more people try it, but so far this looks like the more crowd-pleasing of the two Pink to Pinks.

Good to Know Before You Buy

• It’s a daytime gourmand. Fruity and creamy, with voters favouring spring, summer and daytime wear.
• Not a flanker in the usual sense. It shares the Pink to Pink name but not the notes — no guava, rose or leather here.
• Sweet, but fruit-led. Raspberry and blackcurrant keep the white chocolate from feeling heavy.
• It’s a 60ml bottle, the same size as the other Ajwad fragrances we stock.
• Also listed as “Ajwad Pink 2 Pink Creamy Elixir”, “Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir” and “Lattafa Ajwad Creamy Elixir” — same fragrance, you’re on the right page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tap a question to open the answer. What people ask most before buying the Creamy Elixir.

Written by Shaheen Shah Abrar, Founder of Royal Scents. Notes checked against Fragrantica; Lattafa’s official page was unavailable at the time of checking. Juicy berries, white chocolate and soft vanilla — the Pink to Pink for dessert lovers.