Angham

Lattafa Angham takes its name from the Arabic word for melodies, and Maids Scents carries the authentic Eau de Parfum with delivery across Nigeria and beyond.

What is Lattafa Angham?

Lattafa built the concept around music from the start — the idea of individual notes coming together into something harmonious, which is a fairly literal way to think about perfumery anyway. Lattafa Angham leans into that with a composition that moves through citrus, spice, sweetness and warmth without settling too heavily on any one of them, which is part of why it works equally well as a men’s or women’s fragrance.

Lattafa Angham launched in 2024 and sits within the house’s oriental vanilla family, in the same general territory as the Khamrah line, but it reads lighter and less smoky than those — closer to an easy, everyday wear than an evening statement piece. Lattafa built its reputation on taking ideas that would usually carry a niche price tag and making them available at a fraction of the cost, and Angham fits that pattern: a genuinely well-constructed fragrance without an inflated price attached to the concept behind it.

The bottle itself picks up on the musical theme too, styled to evoke rhythm and movement rather than the more traditional oud-flask shape Lattafa uses for some of its other lines — a small detail, but one that fragrance collectors tend to notice and appreciate.

Fragrance Profile

Lattafa Angham opens with mandarin and ginger, brightened by a touch of pink pepper — fresh and slightly spicy rather than sweet at this stage, giving the first few minutes an energetic, citrus-forward character. The heart is where Lattafa Angham starts to soften, bringing in praline and cacao alongside lavender and a hint of jasmine, a combination that reads more gourmand-floral than straightforwardly sweet, and this is generally the phase wearers describe as the most distinctive part of the fragrance.

The base settles into vanilla, amber and musk — warm and comforting without being heavy, which lines up with reviews describing Lattafa Angham as pleasant but not particularly loud compared to other Lattafa releases.

Top Notes: Mandarin, Ginger, Pink Pepper
Middle Notes: Praline, Lavender, Cacao, Jasmine
Base Notes: Vanilla, Amber, Musk

Worth noting that a few wearers report Lattafa Angham running lighter on skin than expected, though it holds up noticeably better on clothing and fabric — something to keep in mind if you’re used to Lattafa’s usual heavy projection from lines like Khamrah or Asad.

Who Should Wear Angham?

Lattafa Angham is genuinely unisex rather than unisex-in-name-only — the citrus opening and warm vanilla base don’t read strongly masculine or feminine either way, which makes it an easy fragrance to share or gift without worrying too much about who’s wearing it. It works well for daily wear, office settings, university, and casual outings, and it’s a sensible pick for anyone newer to Lattafa who wants something approachable before trying the brand’s heavier, more polarising releases.

It’s also worth considering as a gift. Because Lattafa Angham doesn’t lean hard into one gender or one mood, it tends to be a safer choice than a bold niche-style oud when you’re buying for someone whose taste you don’t know especially well.

Performance and Longevity

Performance is moderate rather than the room-filling projection Lattafa is often known for. Reviewers generally report 6 to 8 hours on skin, with noticeably better longevity on clothing and linens — some wearers say a scarf or jacket sprayed with Lattafa Angham still carries a trace of it the next day even after the skin scent has faded. Three to four sprays on pulse points is a reasonable amount to start with, and reapplying midway through a long day isn’t unusual with this one if you want it to stay noticeable rather than fading into a skin scent.

Best Time to Wear Angham in Nigeria

Lattafa Angham works comfortably year-round given its lighter weight. It’s pleasant in Lagos humidity as a daytime scent without feeling heavy, and the vanilla and amber base picks up a bit more warmth and presence during harmattan without becoming overwhelming the way some of Lattafa’s oud-forward fragrances can in cooler, drier air.

Buying Angham From Maids Scents

Every Lattafa bottle we stock, including Lattafa Angham, comes from verified suppliers, so what arrives at your door matches what you’d get buying directly through an authorised Lattafa retailer — no refills, no relabelled decants.

We deliver across Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano, Enugu, Benin City and the rest of Nigeria, and we ship internationally for orders placed from outside the country.

You can read more about the fragrance on the official Lattafa website.

If you want something with more projection from the same house, Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa EDP is worth comparing, or browse our full range of Arabian perfumes in Nigeria.

Lattafa Angham is in stock now at Maids Scents.