Ansaam Gold by Lattafa Perfumes
Women 2022
Description
Ansaam Gold by Lattafa Perfumes is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2022, this olfactory composition features mandarin and pear in the top notes; sweet notes, jasmine, and rose in the heart; and musk, vanilla, and raspberry in the base.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 22%
- Spring 29%
- Summer 22%
- Autumn 27%
- Day 59%
- Night 41%
Key notes
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Top
mandarin
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Heart
Sweet Notes
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Base
musk
Community
1,717 votes
- Positive 74%
- Negative 13%
- Neutral 13%
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Fragrance profile
About Ansaam Gold
Ansaam Gold by Lattafa Perfumes is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2022, this olfactory composition features mandarin and pear in the top notes; sweet notes, jasmine, and rose in the heart; and musk, vanilla, and raspberry in the base.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Sweet and gourmand White flowers Flowers Spices
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
987 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
965 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
1,029 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
1,022 votes
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luciaalzugaray
Personally, it didn’t work for me. It reminded me of perfumes sold at the supermarket. However, it does last a long time on the skin and has quite a pronounced sillage. On my skin, I smelled it as very sour and sharp.
AliceDima
Before judging, consider the price. It’s a very budget-friendly fragrance, so let’s start there. Don’t expect luxury or high-end ingredients; it’s surreal. The scent is quite synthetic but pleasant, aiming to mimic Oriana and doing a great job—it smells very similar. Notes of citrus marshmallow with a powdery, clean touch. Lasts about 4 hours on my skin, but the sillage is practically non-existent. I’ve finished the bottle and used it for the gym and at home. I wouldn’t buy it again because I think it’s better suited for a younger audience (I’m 37); I’d say it’s perfect for ages 15-20.
EnriqueSeguraJ
I found this fragrance a bit matronly with a sweet, not-too-youthful vibe. The packaging is very cute. It’s soft and wearable, though yes, a bit matronly—not in a bad way, since many women love that powdery aspect. As a man, I wouldn’t gift it blindly, even though it’s highly rated. Since it’s affordable, it was a good option for me. It reminds me slightly of Halloween Blossom but without the strong, prominent ingredients; this Ansaam is softer, not highlighting each fruity or floral note.
MelinaCereza
I absolutely love this perfume. It feels very wearable, versatile, and super delicious. Obviously, there’s something powdery to it, which I understand given the ‘matronly’ label, but I don’t feel that way at all. It’s a cleaner note than a typical ‘lady’s perfume’; I feel it suits any age. I love it as a daily scent, though I’m not sure I’d wear it to an event since it doesn’t last forever. A friend owns one and mentioned that over time it muddies up a bit and lasts longer. I thought it was a beautiful gem. I won’t declare it, but I saw reviews mentioning a creamy vibe that I didn’t detect. Still, it’s gorgeous ♥
Oreo13
So what is this miracle? 🍊🍐🍭✨ I showed up late to the party with this, what a mess trying to find it! Every time I went to buy it, it was out of stock. Sweet and fruity, about 85% similar to Oriana and maybe 70% to Kilian’s LDBS. It definitely shares a very similar DNA but isn’t quite ‘the same’. I wish it had that whipped cream note to balance out the sweetness, but I’m definitely going to wear it daily.
CamiBR
What a miracle is this!? I can’t stop smelling it. I bought it blind (don’t do this if you don’t like things very sweet) and oh my god, just one spray and I flooded the room with its scent. It starts sweet, then I get some white flowers, and it settles into a powdery dry-down… I haven’t heard of Kilian’s LDBS, but this is a fantasy… I LOVE IT.
alexrosu
I’m actually embarrassed to admit I don’t feel much for this perfume. On my skin, it’s just mediocre—somewhere between sweet and ‘fresh’ or citrusy, with notes I can’t quite identify. It’s a mix of sugary and fresh things at the same time, with a bit of musk. It doesn’t smell like pear, though you can catch a hint of the tangerine’s ‘citrus,’ but it’s nothing you’d recognize as such. Longevity is about 6 hours without maceration, and the sillage is moderate. Will you hate it? No, because it’s very wearable. Will you be surprised? Absolutely not… if you found it at Zara, you wouldn’t buy it because it’s so boring. It’s such a shame because I think I created those illusions myself 😂
Fati7788
I’ve had this perfume for a year; it’s identical to Oriana. But I don’t like it. It feels superficially on my skin and is very cloyingly sweet, reminding me of synthetic raspberry gum. It’s not for me; I think it just doesn’t suit me, and anyone buying it shouldn’t do so blindly. The only wearable Marly perfume is Delina Exclusive. They are very extravagant and very different from the scents we’re used to smelling. It lasts forever and can even cause headaches.
Caracas01.
I’m obsessed with this perfume; it’s one of my top favorites, and I’d buy it again without a second thought.
MarinaSoledad
On my skin, it’s a disaster. Smells like cheap supermarket English cologne with just a slightly sweeter base, nothing more. I absolutely didn’t like it.
Vaninagamboggi77
I fell in love with it the moment it launched. A super exquisite sweet citrus. Nothing cloying. Nothing artificial. That excitement lasted only a few minutes. Then I felt the white flowers, but they were extremely muted. By the one-hour mark, all that magic had vanished. My skin was distilling a musk scent that gave me nausea. A perfume has never provoked that sensation in me before. I loved it at the start, and I hated the base. Even 12 hours later, I still have that musk aroma on my skin. For now. It’s not my favorite perfume. I’ll use it later to see how it behaves.
Mireiaps
It carries a hint of L’Interdit Rouge; it’s like its lesser cousin. On my skin, there’s no sweet fruity vibe, just citrus and powdery notes. I expected more sweetness. Regarding the similarity to Nenuco, yes, it has a touch of orange blossom at the start that fades later. I need to let it oxidize before giving a final verdict.
emiroo
On my skin, the sweet note came out too strong, smelling exactly like the gummies in the photo. That’s why I didn’t like it, though I get why others love it. It has a greasy formula that fixes beautifully and lasts a long time.
Guts98
Lattafa’s Ansaam Gold is a 90% Oriana by Parfums de Marly, executed brilliantly in both longevity and quality. It has a beautiful design and costs a fraction of the original; it’s a true gem from the house that deserves more fame. It smells fruity with clear notes of vanilla, jasmine, and raspberry, giving a sticky and addictive vibe. Its balance makes it very attractive. Ansaam Gold deserves recommendation; it proves Lattafa’s quality. If you’re looking for something similar to Oriana without paying extra, this is the choice that won’t disappoint.
josefinamt
Well, wow, what a versatile perfume! It opens citrusy, then the sweet vanilla comes out. I don’t detect the flowers, which is perfect since I’m not a fan of heavy rose scents. They say it’s a dupe for Marly’s Oriana; I’m not sure, but it reminded me of D&G’s Devotion Intense, which I’ve tested on skin. It smells similar, like a lemon cream and vanilla cookie.
Sulamita Dulce
I’ve been wearing this for almost a month, spraying it into the air daily to let it oxidize and improve. At first, even though the opening was potent, it didn’t last long on my skin (I remember max 3 hours). Today I used it, and it lasted over 8 hours. I’m absolutely in love! It’s an ultra-feminine, gorgeous scent, more fruity than floral but with a soft, airy floral touch. It feels youthful, cheerful, and current. Hard to imagine anyone not liking it. I know it will become even more potent with oxidation, and I love that. Lattafa almost never disappoints.
Roseaw22
I found it to be a super feminine, fresh, fruity, and sweet scent in just the right measure. I see it as a daily wear, especially in heat, because it’s not cloying and doesn’t bother others. It feels elegant, but I think anyone of any age can wear it. It has a very delicate floral side.
Ysera
This perfume feels like a comforting hug. It opens citrusy, like a raspberry and orange candy (maybe those two-color hearts?). Then it melts into a warm, sugary vanilla, like marshmallow. For me, it has a nostalgic quality I can’t quite explain; it feels like a very special scent and has all the signs of becoming my signature fragrance. I love it.
negrez
At first, it smells too citrusy, like those unisex grandpa colognes in 1-liter bottles. I couldn’t handle it, but once it dries down, despite that initial touch, the sweetness and roses come through. Still, it wouldn’t be my first choice, as I prefer perfumes heavily loaded with vanilla.
Fati7788
The richest of the Arab perfumes I own, and I have many. It’s feminine, fruity, and floral, very long-lasting and wearable. It doesn’t resemble any other; I tried Reyna and it lacks so much. It’s for women of all ages because it’s gorgeous. Truly the best for me, with spectacular longevity. 1000 out of 1000.
teteboeta
It felt divine, very similar to Marly’s Oriana but with more sillage and longevity. On my skin, it lasts about 6 hours: initially, it projects a lot, then you can clearly smell it on those nearby. The bottle is a masterpiece. Very happy with the purchase.
MaggieMay
Does anyone else smell powdery roses? I expected something else after reading it was a dupe for LDBS and Oriana. I don’t know, I’ll keep testing it.
Alegonzaburgos
I loved this perfume; I didn’t stop receiving compliments since I put it on. It’s quite similar to Oriana but less effervescent, lasts a long time even on clothes, though due to olfactory fatigue I stop smelling it after 2 hours until I move around. It’s elegant without being juvenile, smells like a dessert, something edible, like a doll but also elegant. The sillage isn’t amazing; I tested it on my mom and she said the sillage was moderate. It smells delicious; I recommend it for autumn/winter, I don’t think it can handle the heat.
necano
I bought a decant to try it, and luckily I did. It’s linear, scarce longevity. As others say, it smells like a neroli cologne but more powdery and with a sweet point far from being gourmand. The sugary notes from Fragantica are neither here nor there. I haven’t tried Oriana or Love Don’t be Shy, and I don’t dispute that it’s a dupe, but comparing longevity and price (this Arab perfume isn’t cheap), I prefer buying an equivalent of the other two. Edit: After trying Reyna, I confirm they share the DNA but Reyna is sweeter, lasts longer, and costs less.
amatista77
I love this DNA! I know it’s considered repetitive and a dupe to BR540 for many, but for me, it’s a nasal orgasm. That intense sweetness like cotton candy, but more mature than Pink Sugar, combined with the floral musk accord, is pure perfection. The best of the gourmand world summed up with the chic of white flowers. What more could I ask for? A bit more projection would be fantastic.
Nancydano
I don’t understand those who say it smells like Senhora Maior; they confuse people and stop discovering a great perfume. It’s similar to Oriana and a super delicious gourmand, slightly powdery. It’s no surprise it’s out of stock; I recommend it for all seasons and ages. I see it leaning more toward a female audience than a male one. Please, if you don’t understand perfumery, better not enter the topic.
Gisselle27
It’s exactly like Maison Alhambra’s Reyna. To me, it smells like a doll, a pleasant and beautiful scent, especially when dry. It’s a fragrance I don’t think anyone would find annoying or disgusting.
ThetioLui
Keep this in mind: ‘It’s like a Nenuco for older ladies or a cheap room spray’. Summer citrus aroma, linear from the spray until it disappears, like a mass-market cologne, nothing aggressive from orange peel and little flowers. Unisex though it leans more feminine. It adds nothing new to the floral universe. It’s above all fresh and citrusy (and nothing else), like any cheap cologne; the sweetness from Fragantica isn’t there or doesn’t exist. On its favor, I’ll say the longevity could be superior to 1 or 2 days (I sprayed elevator corners and it smells like this for days). I don’t recommend buying it blindly due to social media ‘hype’ and won’t buy it again because there are infinitely better options.
TaeInBloom
The first spray was a sharp citrus hit, almost nothing like the sweetness I expected, and when it dried, it was exactly like a baby cologne, super calm, with neroli and powder. No vanilla or gummy notes.
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