Ana Abiyedh Poudrée

This Perfume's smell in the dry down similar to "Prada Candy", but without caramel, however "Prada Candy" more pure powdery and here you feeling with a little of synthetic fragrance in a nonoticable way, not offensive or loud, Patchouli and cedar exists in the background. Powdrey, clean, mesk fragrance with Benzoin and Vanilla overwhelming the base not, hence, benzoin not mentioned in the ingrediants, but it's very clear to my nose. I adore to wear it in winter or Autumn seasons rather summer and any time during the day or at night. It lasts 12 hours or more on the leather and one day on the clothes. In General I advise anyone going to buy any of Lattafa perfumes to macerate it from 2 - 3 mothes then start to use it, beacause the maceration make the pefrume ingrediants to be harmonizes together. I adore this feeling of feminine, Classy, Calmness of this perfume and I'am very happy to find perfume similar to "Prada Candy" with less price. I think it would very suitable for layering with any Gourmand perfume or any perfume contains caramel note. رائحة هذا العطر في القاعدة تشبه رائحة "برادا كاندي" ولكن بدون الكراميل، ولكن "برادا كاندي" أكثر نقاءً وبودرية وهنا تشعر بقليل من الرائحة الصناعية بطريقة غير ملحوظة وليست مزعجة أو صاخبة، الباتشولي وخشب الأرز موجودان في الخلفية. رائحة البودرية النظيفة والمسك مع البنزوين والفانيليا تطغى على القاعدة، بحيث أن البنزوين غير مذكور في المكونات، ولكنه واضح جدًا لأنفي. أعشق ارتدائه في فصل الشتاء أو الخريف وليس الصيف وفي أي وقت خلال النهار أو الليل. يدوم لمدة 12 ساعة أو أكثر على الجلد ويوم واحد على الملابس. بشكل عام أنصح أي شخص ينوي شراء أي من عطور لطافة أن يعتقه لمدة 2 - 3 أشهر ثم يبدأ في استخدامه، لأن التعتيق يجعل مكونات العطر أكثر تناغماً معًا. أعشق هذا الشعور الأنثوي والأنيق والهدوء الذي يمنحه هذا العطر وأنا سعيدة جدًا بالعثور على عطر مشابه لـ "برادا كاندي" بسعر أقل. أعتقد أنه سيكون مناسبًا جدًا للاستخدام والخلط مع أي عطر شهي غني أو أي عطر يحتوي على نكهة الكراميل.

I received this in the mail today and straight from shipping, I am OBSESSED. (put a bunch of hearts and stars and exclamation points after that bc thats how I feel) This is soft and sweet and gorgeous. I took a shower and sprayed this on and let me tell you, this feels like a soft, warm cashmere pashmina draped over my body. Im a person who doesnt walk around naked other than after the shower, but with this lush, beautiful pillowy sweetness caressing my whole body in a mantle of the most beautiful (and CHEAP! I spent $11 on a full bottle) scent Ive smelled in a LONG time, I dont know - its hard to explain, but I feel like Im fully dressed. Like.. clothes are an unnecessary encumbrance, and Ive got all I need to be happy. Now, will I go outside and flash the neighbors with my saggy body that nobody needs to see? HECK NO. Just saying, this perfume makes me feel complete and I dont think thats something Ive ever said about a fragrance before. I've been searching for that feeling for a very long time. I have probably close to 400 frags in my collection (I need to get back to adding what I have to my profile here) and I have never felt this way before. Its a great feeling. Dare I say, I *almost* feel like I could happily part with everything else in my collection for this. I need more. Moooooore. MORE!! Im probably going to come back here later and add more information, bc I dont know things like longevity and sillage but I can say, this smells SO GOOD right now that its probably not going to last very long. Dang it, I wish Id snagged more when it was on sale! Bottom line: if you like soft, sweet, sensual, comforting and warm, Poudree is your girl. I love her so much and we just met! I feel SEXY, and beautiful wearing this.

If there was a spectrum where one point was Glossier You (pencil shavings and musk) to Prada Candy (caramel and musk), Ana Abyedh Poudree would sit closer to the original Candy, but with just an extra hint of that dry iris woodiness that You has. It is also closeish to Candy Kiss, but Candy Kiss actually sits closer to You in my opinion. The point is, while all of these fragrances share some overlap, none of them are dupes. La Mia Perla from La Perla is on this same rainbow of musky-sweet-woody-nutty-iris scents as well, but again, not a dupe of any of the others. Maybe a venn diagram would be more appropriate? IDK I am not a math person, my degree is in literature & languages. Anyhow, Ana Poudree is my 2nd Ana Abyedh fragrance from Lattafa, and I love her just as much as I love Ana Rouge. I think I am just going to have to get them all now. The performance of Poudree, as with Rouge, is amazing, there is good silage and the longevity is so impressive for a scent that runs $20-$30 USD. Right out of the box it smells amazing, and I am just blown away by the quality. This is a clean, refined (not mature or outdated) classic scent that anyone could wear for any occasion. It is a powder bomb, but it isn't as scratchy of a powder as you'd find in Narcisco Rodriguez or certain other brands. Think more along the lines of a classic powdery scent that smells like a beautiful woman's boudoir. This beautiful woman just so happens to be a hell of a bargain, but does not in any way smell cheap.

I don't remember if I had reviewed this or not, when I first got it last spring. When I first got this, it was a screechy type of powder, and white florals. I didn't hate it but it wasn't love at first sniff. I used it for a week or so and moved on. It has been sitting since then until today. My bottle was produced in 2022, for those that are curious. I was reading reviews for Celine Black Tie after watching a YouTube video on fairy like scents. I was super intrigued and came onto here to read reviews on Black Tie. When I saw the reminds me of section, I saw Lattafa Ana Abiyedh Poudre. From what I could recall, I didn't remember Poudree being a soft, orris vanilla. From what i remembered, it was a screechy, not well blended powder/white floral bomb. Well, to say that I am surprised is an understatement when I sprayed Poudree today. It is GORGEOUS and definitely an ethereal and fairy like scent! It is now sweetly powdered, with delicate purple florals, with a sweet vanillic background. It sounds like the reviews of Black Tie. I was so close to ordering Black Tie, but it is out of stock. For now, I am happy with Poudree. It lasted about 6 hours on me with 4 sprays. Gorgeous bottle too! Be careful not to grab the cap, when you grab for the bottle. Mine doesn't snap on tight. 8/10 for me.

I've often perused over comments where people wrote about 'maceration' vastly improving the longevity of their fragrances. That had never been my experience with Western/ Middle Eastern fragrances until Ana Abiyedh Poudree. I went through this bottle in 3 weeks and the longevity ranged from 1.5hrs during the first 2 weeks to >24 hours on clothing in the final week of ownership, and I wasn't just shocked, I was 'shook'. In terms of the scent, let me disperse the white elephant in the room - it has a synthetic bearing. Every Lattafa fragrance I have owned or sampled since 2020 has had a synthetic vibe to it, adding to a lack of clarity on the quality of ingredients used or duration of maturation before bottling, I've come to decide to apply these fragrances solely to my clothing. Other than being synthetic, it is a veritable powdery vanilla cloud. When you think of powdery fragrances, white, pink or purple forward florals come to mind. Not in this fragrance. Yes, there are very present pink roses and musk, but they do not seem to determine the powdery nature of this fragrance. The powder seems to be dominantly vanilla, made fluffy, musky, rosy feminine and tonka sweet by background player notes i.e., rose, musk, tonka and orange blossoms. A definite love for my books.

I just received my bottle dated, Production Date (PD) 02.2025, Expiration Date (ED) 02.2030. I have been wearing it on skin for 3-hours and here is what I am getting: -Aqua-net hairspray, just a bit softer. -Someone said "WHITE DIAMONDS" in the comments, that is an ACCURATE DNA type. This literally smells how our hair would smell after night clubbing in the late 80's, early 90's. It was a time when girls would set their hairstyle with Aqua-net hairspray and the smell of cigarette smoke would bond to your hair. When the evening ended, one could not wait to get home to wash it all off! <-- This is the smell that Lattafa captured/created for this bottle. This perfume is the "vieja coochie" that Daniel René, perfume creator, reviewer and influencer is always talking about. If you know, you know. Boop! Remember, I bought this, so I wanted it to work (i.e. it does not benefit me to report that this smells bad). Sad to say this scent profile is not for me. I will update this review if the fragrance ages into something beautiful. UPDATE: 9/19/2025 I am now 4-days into opening the bottle, and it has softened A LOT, so it's now a very soft aquanet hairspray after a club night and baby powder smell.

After buying Ana Abiyedh and absolutely hating it, I had no interests in purchasing another Abiyedh-line perfume. However, I have been in my vanilla, powdery, musky, soft-girl era to set the vibes for fall, and let me tell you- this perfume HITS. I was very concerned it was going to smell absolutely atrocious but to my nose, this is definitely a top fragrance out of my 40-something perfume collection. The orange blossom and musk stand out the most in this fragrance. The musk isn’t overbearing like some Arabian perfumes which is nice. But I’m not really picking up the rose scent. It does last for a while (maybe 3-4 hours) but you will become nose blind to this perfume. However people around you will definitely be able to smell it on you. It really gives nostalgia vibes because it is such a comforting fragrance. It’s powdery, soft, and smells like the most feminine woman in the room. This is definitely the Arabian version of Glossier’s “You”. It almost gives off like a “skin but better” vibe too. It’s perfect for fall or winter especially since this fragrance is basically a warm hug. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to smell youthful and comforting.

Love this! People complaining that this is powdery.... Yes. It’s literally called poudree. When I first sprayed this I got the craziest scent memory. I went to Harvard for a tournament as a teenager and I distinctly remember our Boston hotel smelling just like this! The mix of the ladies perfume along with the clean lobby. This is vanilla in a non gourmand way. Super wearable and layerable! Love wearing this to bed and love wearing this to relax with friends. She isn’t the longest lasting but she does project. I get around 4 hrs of wear with the first three projecting and the fourth hour more of a skin scent. This is pretty linear in my opinion going slightly sweeter on the dry down. On fabric this lasts a whole lot longer and can still be smelled on my nightgown the next day. If you enjoy powdery (almost makeup powdery), grown-up vanilla scents give this a try! I’m trying to think of what this scent reminds me of to compare but I really can’t compare it other than the super strong scent memory I previously stated! Got mine for 17$ on Amazon!

I just received this today, so I’ll update later if my thoughts change with allowing for maturation. Fresh off the truck, I’m really impressed with this. It’s a fluffy, soft, warm, musky, vanilla. It projects well, can’t speak to the longevity yet. It’s a warm, comfort scent that is office safe. I saw someone say this would be great for a healthcare worker and I agree. I’m excited to see how it is in a few weeks but honestly, I won’t be able to stop spraying for that long. I was very surprised to see that this is supposed to be a dupe for Black Tie. I own both and I don’t think they smell much alike, other than both being powdery vanillas. If they’re related, they’re distant cousins. I can’t imagine anyone that actually owns both would think this is a dupe. I’d say 50% similar at best. It’s closer to Orchidee Vanille, though not a dupe of that either, than Black Tie to my nose. That may change once this matures more, but atm I’d say if you’re looking for a true dupe of Black Tie, Dua Tie of Black is the closest.

I bought this last winter on a whim. I had heard it being compared to NR's Poudree, which I also own. I don't think they are alike at all. Honestly, I was unimpressed with the first wear test, so I stuck in the back of a drawer as a potential "declutter". Just this past weekend, I was gathering up a bag of fragrances to take over to a friend's house for her teenage daughter, and I decided to spray this one more time on my arm before I put it in the bag. Oh, I am so glad I tried it again. The screechy chemical mess it had been was completely gone - it's now smooth, clean, and comforting. It's really a beautiful fragrance. I can smell the orange blossom distinctly now. The subtle citrus keeps it from being cloying and heavy. I can see this being a great fragrance for the office or for bedtime due to it's soft, cozy nature. Perhaps it's the heat of summer that brought out its full beauty, or maybe there is truth to letting ME perfumes "mature" for several months. Regardless, I am keeping her.

Smells like white chocolate. It's dense and creamy and has a rich texture from the cocoa butter and vanilla. I know these notes aren't listed but this is exactly what it smells like to me. There's occasional hints of a powdery white floral, but I'm getting a very vague magnolia more than any of the listed flowers, and it doesn't last very long. Linear mostly, the hints of white floral and vanilla fade out after a few hours till all that's left is the that decadent, heavy cocoa butter. Unisex leaning femme, but this really is only marginally more feminine than Dark Door/Dior Intense, which aside from being a bit stronger and more milk/dark chocolatey, is a very similar fragrance. Moderate to intimate projection off 2 to 3 sprays, from which you get really lovely, subtle trails of scent around you, with nothing loud, cloying or constant. 10h longevity on skin, and you get days of that cocoa butter dry down if you spray clothing/fabric.

This smells very similar to if you layered Glossier You and Escapade Gourmand. It also has Ellis Brooklyn Vanilla Milk Vibes. I blind bought a bottle of this in January, after seeing many positive reviews and on first impressions, straight out the box, I was totally grossed out. It had a weird dirty skin funk that made me want to scrub it off HARD! I threw it into the back of the drawer feeling bleak. After five months I got brave and had a little test of it again, ready to scrub again.......but boy was I surprised. This is BEAUTIFUL, like properly good. It layers with everything and that muskiness that reminds me of Glossier You really makes other fragrances smell a thousand times better. I can’t believe I was on the brink of chucking this in the bin. Also I absolutely HATE Ana Abiyedh White (Urba Poohrah) this is NOTHING like that criminally potent chemical weapon.

Wow!! This is a very cozy, cool-weather sort of powdery, non-sweet musk/vanilla/tonka scent. The floral top notes and cedar+patchouli base make it more interesting and deep. Upon first smell it reminded me of American Cream from Lush, but with some of Turmeric Latte also thrown in there?! The drydown isn't that comparable, but initial application smells a lot like it to me. I also feel like this is in the same vein as Junoon Noir (Dama Bianca dupe) but without the citrus and not quite as sweet. (well duh, they're both powdery "white" scents! but it's so true lol) None of that is quite a spot-on comparison or dupe, but they're all in the same family to my nose. (I actually find this to be smoother / more to my taste / better blended / more cost effective than Lush's similar fragrances.) This is going to smell sooooo good in winter!!! I'm excited 😊

This is in my top three favorite perfumes that my wife wears, along with Carolina Herrera Good Girl and Jean Paul Gaultier Divine, although they're all different. It's also not similar to baccarat rouge but I would put them on the same category of fragrances but it's 100% a female fragrance. This one has a sweet vanilla scen that's not nauseating; I find it very sexy, and honestly, with all due respect to whoever's reading, it makes me want to have sex with her when I smell it, there's something warm and attractive about it. It's also unbelievable that it costs less than 20 €uros. If the performance isn't as good as expected (but it performs well!), just reapply mid-day. It's a great deal. I would say that it's a winter/fall fragrance, definetly top sweet to hot weather. As to age grande, probably for women between 30 and 60 years old.

I get 100% La Mia Perla which I love. I used to wear LMP for years (the old bottles with the dark plum juice) until the price tripled. Maybe a smidgen more vanilla. This way outshines LMP with projection and longevity! I get whiffs all throughout the day of baby powder vanilla. Solid 8+hours. I'm really pleasantly surprised by Poudre still. I think you need to be a fan of baby powder scents. If you dislike Fragrances like La Mia Perla you'll probably not like this. I've been on the hunt for a powdery vanilla and I don't think this is vanilla enough unfortunately but I do enjoy this for what it is & found my LMP replacement & new perfect baby powder scent! Don't expect this to be a vanilla forward scent, this is definitely not Orchidee Vanille. The vanilla takes a backseat to the baby powder. This is definitely a gem.

Notes on Lataffa: Top Notes: Rose, White Musk, Nagarmotha Middle Notes: Patchouli, Caramel, Saffron, Vanilla Base Notes: Dry Amber, Oud, Tonka Bean, Guaiac Wood How are they so wrong on this site?? First impression: I can’t barely smell this. This is so faint that I feel like there must be ambroxan in here. I cannot smell ambroxan at all. What I do smell is the faintest whisper of white chocolate. That’s it. I’m bewildered by the reviews that this is “so strong”. The bottle I received is two years old. So I highly doubt that it needs any maturation time (if you believe in that). I’m honestly so confused by this. If you want a powder bomb, check out Junoon. It’s gorgeous and STRONG. I’ll update this if it magically turns into some crazy beast. Right now, I’m not even sure theres anything to smell in this bottle.

I personally wouldn't call this a clean scent imo. The vanilla is quite prominent, it sort of reminds me of vanilla extract you'd use for baking, quite rich and sort of boozy. This is a warm, musky, sweet scent. Quite fluffy and gentle as others have said. It sits close to the skin so I think it would make a lovely bed time fragrance or for wearing around the house on a cool Autumn day baking cupcakes. As soon as I sprayed this it really reminded me of another perfume, I was wracking my brain and I've finally figured it out! To me it smells similar to Milk Musk EDT by Molton Brown, it has a sort of cosy, lactonic note going on (at least to my nose). I do quite like it, though I'm not massively into vanilla forward scents, but I'm glad I own this as it's different to anything else in my collection currently.

I was so intrigued by this flanker....I had only smelled the leather version of Ana Abiyedh and did not found it appealing, but this Poudree version had some good reviews by people versed on fragrances so my curiosity got picked and ...I fell in love. To me Ana Abiyedh Poudree is on the same path that Flower by Kenzo, different, sweeter, less regal and ...grandiose as Flower but similarly distinguished, elegant, classy, subtle, and ladylike. POWDERY and airy but with Ana Abiyedh being also a little more earthy, gentler, softer, creamier... Ana Is what I picture an elven maid would use as perfume. Projection: nothing big, Is very skin level Longevity: I can still sniff it 6 to 8th hours after applied, even after bathing, very soft but there. Very happy with this finding!

This is a sophisticated, spicy, powdery fragrance. It definitely needs to oxidize a bit before it reaches its potential. Though not listed, I definitely get a very mild oud note that grounds the rest of the composition. As someone who struggles with synthetic oud, this fragrance doesn't bother me. When I first opened my bottle it had spent a lot of time in the back of an Amazon truck in cold weather. The juice was cold and the only note that I could smell was powder. It's been a week now in a temperature controlled environment and I'm able to pick out the woody notes, musk, something spicy and one of my favorites: patchouli. Ana poudrée is a lovely fragrance if you're a poudrée fan. For me it has already earned "forever in my collection" status.

as of current, this is my absolute favorite fragrance. again... was gifted by a friend... ;-) wink wink. my first words? "OH MY GOD!" i've been wearing this on a daily basis. i try my best not to wear too much when it's not needed, because it's undoubtedly pretty strong. but i love to wear this daily and nightly, even if i'm just going to get food with my friends. it's great for every occasion. like previously mentioned, i'm a sucker for gourmands, and this is beautiful and right up my alley!! very very very tonka. slightly powdery, mostly vanilla as the notes state. this reminds me of my grandmother in a sense that it's sweet and nostalgic like a kind old elderly lady :-) this is perfect for you if that's your kind of thing.