Qaeed Air Freshener – warm spice and oud for welcoming rooms
Lattafa Qaeed is a 300ml room spray with a spiced amber and oud character. Cinnamon and cardamom come first, then saffron and sandalwood, and finally vanilla, agarwood, amber and leather. It’s based on the same idea as Lattafa’s Qaa’ed perfume, adapted for the home, and gives a room that classic Arabian-majlis warmth.
When to reach for it
This is a cold-weather favourite, though plenty of people use it all year. It’s especially handy:
- in the hallway just before visitors arrive,
- in a guest room or study,
- after cooking, to help with lingering food or smoke smells,
- in the living room on a dark winter evening.
Start with two short bursts, then build up if the room is big.
| Qaeed Air Freshener – specs | |
|---|---|
| Size | 300ml aerosol |
| Family | Oud amber, spicy |
| Feels | Warm, rich, traditional |
A closer look at the scent
Lattafa lists cinnamon, cardamom and bergamot on top; saffron, sandalwood, cedar and carnation in the middle; and vanilla, agarwood (oud), amber and leather at the base. The spice is the first thing you notice, and the oud-and-amber warmth is what stays in the room. It’s a home spray, so treat it as “in the style of” the perfume rather than the perfume itself.
Good to know
- Not to be confused with Qaed Al Fursan, which is a different (fruity, smoky) Lattafa perfume.
- Love woody oud on skin too? See Asdaaf Ameer Al Arab.
- Spray into the air only – not on skin, not near flames, and not at faces or pets.
FAQ
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Is it Qaeed or Qaa’ed?
Is the oud very heavy?
Written by Shaheen Shah Abrar, Founder of Royal Scents.
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