If you like your perfume to smell like flowers rather than dessert, smoke or spice, Lattafa has a deep bench — and it is much cheaper than the designer florals it sits alongside. This guide picks six floral Lattafa perfumes actually in stock at Arabic Perfumery, with the notes each product page or our own review gives for them, the price at time of writing, and who each one suits. Prices were checked on 29 October 2026; check the product page before you buy, because prices change.
The six floral picks at a glance
| Perfume | Size | Price at time of writing | Floral character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hayaati Florence | 100ml EDP | £16.99 | Fruity-floral gourmand: lychee, rose, peach, praline |
| Yara | 100ml EDP | £22.49 | Soft, creamy floral for daytime |
| Yara Candy | 100ml EDP | £22.49 | Strawberry, gardenia, vanilla, musk |
| Fakhar Rose Gold | 100ml EDP | £22.49 | White flowers: tuberose, jasmine, gardenia, rose, vanilla |
| Emaan | 100ml EDP | £24.99 | Fruity white-floral chypre |
| Atheeri | 100ml EDP | £29.99 | Soft sweet floral: orchid, jasmine, vanilla, amberwood |
1. Hayaati Florence — the cheapest way into Lattafa florals
Lattafa Hayaati Florence 100ml Eau de Parfum — £16.99
Our own Hayaati comparison describes Florence as a fruity-floral gourmand built on lychee, rose, peach and praline — sweet and feminine, and the most obviously “floral plus dessert” scent on this list. At £16.99 for 100ml it is also the cheapest pick here, which makes it the low-risk first floral to try. One warning from that same comparison: Hayaati Florence shares nothing but a name with the original black-bottle Hayaati, so buy by the full name, not the family name.
Buy it if: you want sweet, pretty and affordable, and you like fruity florals more than green or soapy ones.
2. Yara — the soft, creamy everyday floral
Lattafa Yara 100ml Eau de Parfum — £22.49
Yara is the floral most people mean when they say “Lattafa for women”. Its own product page calls it soft and creamy, and puts it at 4–6 hours on skin, describing it as a daytime spring-and-summer scent rather than a winter beast — an honest framing worth repeating, because Yara can get lost against louder fragrances on a formal evening. Wear it for daytime, office days and warm weather, where its softness is a strength.
Buy it if: you want one easy, creamy floral for daily wear and you do not need a loud evening scent.
3. Yara Candy — the playful, sweeter Yara
Lattafa Yara Candy 100ml Eau de Parfum — £22.49
Yara Candy is the younger, brighter sister to the original: its product page lists green mandarin, strawberry, gardenia, vanilla and musk, and describes it as brighter, sweeter and more overtly fruity. The gardenia keeps it floral rather than purely gourmand, but be clear-eyed — this is a sweet scent, and if you dislike strawberry-candy sweetness, the original Yara is the better buy.
Buy it if: you like sweet, fruity florals and want something cheerful rather than serious.
4. Fakhar Rose Gold — the white-floral bouquet
Lattafa Fakhar Rose Gold 100ml Eau de Parfum — £22.49
Fakhar Rose Gold is the most classically floral bottle on this list. Its product page describes “an armful of white flowers”: tuberose, jasmine, gardenia and rose over warm vanilla. The same page presents it as a close match for Givenchy L’Interdit — treat that as the page’s positioning, not a promise that the two are identical, and judge it on its own bouquet. If you like white flowers with a warm vanilla base rather than a sharp green one, this is the pick.
Buy it if: you want a proper white-floral bouquet at a fraction of designer prices.
5. Emaan — the bright, fruity white-floral chypre
Lattafa Emaan 100ml Eau de Parfum — £24.99
Our own Emaan review describes a bright, sweet floral chypre that opens on bergamot, blackcurrant and orange blossom, moves into tuberose, jasmine and marigold, and dries down to vanilla, white musk, patchouli and cedarwood. It is sold as a unisex eau de parfum and suits daytime, spring and early autumn wear. The same review notes a minority find it too sweet or short on complexity — fair warning if you prefer dry, green florals.
Buy it if: you want a cheerful, fruity white-floral that works unisex and is easy to like.
6. Atheeri — the softest, prettiest floral here
Lattafa Atheeri 100ml Eau de Parfum — £29.99
Atheeri is the most expensive pick on this list and the softest. Our own review calls it a soft, sweet floral with a dewy opening, an orchid and jasmine heart, and a vanilla and amberwood base, suited to spring, summer and easy daytime wear. Reviewers quoted there describe it as light and pretty rather than loud. If your complaint about Lattafa is usually that it is too strong, Atheeri is the answer to that complaint.
Buy it if: you want a light, pretty floral and you are happy to pay a little more for softness.
Which floral should you buy first?
- Cheapest first step: Hayaati Florence (£16.99).
- Safest everyday floral: Yara (£22.49).
- Sweetest floral: Yara Candy (£22.49).
- Most classical bouquet: Fakhar Rose Gold (£22.49).
- Brightest unisex floral: Emaan (£24.99).
- Softest, lightest floral: Atheeri (£29.99).
Still unsure? The 2ml samples on this site (£3.99 at time of writing for many Lattafa lines) let you try before committing to a full bottle — our samples guide explains how that works.
Delivery and returns
Arabic Perfumery offers free tracked UK delivery with no minimum spend, typically 2–5 business days from dispatch, and returns on unopened, sealed items under the statutory 14-day cancellation right (see the site’s shipping and returns pages for the full terms).
Frequently asked questions
What is the best floral Lattafa perfume for beginners?
Yara. It is soft, creamy and easy to wear, and at £22.49 it is not an expensive mistake if florals turn out not to be your thing.
Which Lattafa floral lasts longest?
We do not rank longevity as a lab figure — it varies with skin, weather and application. Yara’s own product page puts it at 4–6 hours on skin; the richer white-floral and vanilla bases (Fakhar Rose Gold, Emaan) will generally read longer than the lightest pick, Atheeri, but try a sample first if wear time matters most to you.
Are Lattafa florals only for women?
No. Emaan is sold as unisex, and several of these work unisex in practice. The product pages’ gender labels are a starting point, not a rule.
Is Fakhar Rose Gold really a Givenchy L’Interdit dupe?
Its product page presents it that way. Treat designer comparisons as a guide to character, not a guarantee of identical smell — the honest test is a sample on your own skin.
Where to go next
- Best Lattafa Perfumes for Women — the wider women’s roundup.
- Best Vanilla Perfumes UK: The Lattafa Vanilla Guide — if your taste runs sweeter than floral.
- Best Musk Perfumes UK: The Lattafa Musk Guide — for clean, skin-scent florals’ closest cousins.