Lattafa Asad and Yara lines compared: 9 perfumes with decant prices

Start with Lattafa Asad (a 2 ml decant is ৳150) if you want a spiced tobacco fragrance listed for him, or Lattafa Yara (also ৳150 for 2 ml) if you want the sweet vanilla one listed for her. Our catalogue holds nine perfumes across the two lines, and seven are in stock; Yara Tous and Yara Candy are sold out right now.

Asad and Yara share a house and an Eau de Parfum concentration, and not much else. The four Asad perfumes run from pineapple and coffee to cacao, saffron and coconut water, while the five Yara perfumes are all sweet and powdery, in orchid, caramel, tropical or candy versions. This review sorts them by the scent profile each product page describes, with the page ratings that exist and real decant prices for Bangladesh. If you are a man looking for a first Arabian spiced scent, or a woman who wants a sweet vanilla one, the tables below show where to start.

The Lattafa Asad line at a glance: four perfumes for him

All four Asad perfumes are Eau de Parfum and carry the For Him tag. The accords column shows each product page’s own top five, strongest first. Every Asad page rates longevity and sillage at 4 out of 5, so they sit together there. Prices are for decants filled from a bottle of the fragrance shown on the product page; a dash means that size is not offered.

Lattafa Asad, Bourbon, Elixir and Zanzibar, one by one

The Lattafa Asad decant is the 2021 original. The top notes are black pepper, tobacco and pineapple; patchouli, coffee and iris form the heart, and vanilla, amber, dry wood, benzoin and labdanum finish it. Amber leads its accords, with fresh spicy and woody next. The product page places it in a winter evening or a party night in Dhaka, which fits a dark, tobacco-led fragrance. It is sold as a 2 ml (৳150), 9 ml (৳396) and 15 ml (৳590) decant, with no 5 ml size.

The Lattafa Asad Bourbon decant (2025) is the sweet one. Lavender, mirabelle plum and pink pepper open it, cacao, nutmeg and davana make up the heart, and bourbon vanilla, amber and vetiver sit underneath. Vanilla and cacao are its first two accords, so it reads as spiced chocolate rather than smoke. The “boozy” quality comes from the davana herb and the plum, as an accord built from the notes rather than a literal whisky note. The page suggests a Friday gathering after prayers or a date evening in the cooler months. Sizes: 2 ml ৳150, 5 ml ৳319, 9 ml ৳517, 15 ml ৳778.

The Lattafa Asad Elixir decant (2025) is a different fragrance that shares the name. It drops the pineapple and coffee of the original and starts on pink pepper, saffron and grapefruit, with tobacco, vanilla and cedar in the heart and light amber, frankincense, patchouli and cashmeran in the base. Its page recommends a winter wedding evening. The product FAQ says the tobacco and frankincense stay dry on warm skin, while the grapefruit is gone within minutes in Dhaka’s humidity, so you land in the smoke early. Sizes: 2 ml ৳163, 5 ml ৳355, 9 ml ৳580, 15 ml ৳877.

The Lattafa Asad Zanzibar decant (2024, composed by Fanny Bal according to its page) is the outlier. Lavender and black pepper open it, coconut water, iris and salt form the heart, and vanilla and incense close it. Vanilla, iris and powdery lead its accords, and the page calls it suited to a casual day out or a hot summer commute, since the coconut and salt keep it light in humidity. If you expected another Asad in the same spicy style, this is not it. Sizes: 2 ml ৳150, 9 ml ৳396, 15 ml ৳590.

The simplest way to read the line is by what each one keeps from the original. Asad Elixir keeps the tobacco and the patchouli-vanilla thread but trades coffee and iris for drier, more resinous woods. Asad Bourbon keeps the vanilla and amber but turns them gourmand. Asad Zanzibar keeps the black pepper and the vanilla and little else. If the original Asad is the one you are weighing up, it is the only one of the four with coffee and iris in the heart.

The Lattafa Yara line at a glance: five perfumes for her

All five Yara perfumes are Eau de Parfum and carry the For Her tag. Unlike the Asad pages, the Yara pages print no longevity or sillage rating, so that column is left out: Yara, Yara Elixir and Yara Moi are described in words as lasting well and projecting with confidence, and Yara Tous and Yara Candy say that no figure has been recorded. Yara Tous and Yara Candy are sold out in both of their sizes, so they carry no price.

Lattafa Yara, Elixir, Moi, Tous and Candy, one by one

The Lattafa Yara decant (2020) is the one the others are measured against. Orchid, heliotrope and tangerine open it, a gourmand accord with tropical fruit forms the heart, and vanilla, musk and sandalwood sit underneath. Its top accords are sweet, vanilla and powdery. The page calls it an easy choice for casual days, evenings or dates, and says it is easy to overdo without a light hand. Sizes: 2 ml ৳150, 9 ml ৳480, 15 ml ৳720.

The Lattafa Yara Elixir decant (2025) swaps that soft sweetness for a literal one: strawberry s’mores and black currant on top, jasmine and orange blossom in the heart, vanilla, caramel, amber and musk at the base. Vanilla and caramel are its first two accords. Its own FAQ is blunt about Bangladesh: caramel and vanilla thicken on hot skin, so it works in the evening, in air conditioning, with a single spray, rather than at midday. Sizes: 2 ml ৳163, 5 ml ৳354, 9 ml ৳580, 15 ml ৳877.

The Lattafa Yara Moi decant (2022) opens on peach and jasmine, moves into caramel and amber, and ends on patchouli and sandalwood, so the base is woody and earthy rather than sugary. Woody and white floral are its top two accords. The page suggests a date, an evening out or an office day in the cooler months, and the product FAQ calls it the most easygoing and understated Yara. Sizes: 2 ml ৳150, 9 ml ৳480, 15 ml ৳720.

The Lattafa Yara Tous (2023) is sold out. Mango, coconut and passion fruit open it over a jasmine, orange blossom and heliotrope heart and a vanilla, musk and cashmeran base, and its FAQ says the tropical fruit is strongest at the start before it settles into vanilla and musk. The Lattafa Yara Candy (2024) is also sold out: blackcurrant and green tangerine, strawberry fizz candy and gardenia, then vanilla, musk, amber and sandalwood. Its page calls it the sweetest and most playful of the line. Both are listed in 9 ml and 15 ml sizes only, and both sizes are out of stock.

Within the line, the original Yara is warm and creamy, Yara Elixir is the sweetest of the three you can buy today, and Yara Moi is the quietest. All three finish on vanilla, caramel or sandalwood, so they overlap more than the Asad perfumes do, and the choice usually comes down to how much sugar you want. If the original Yara never felt sweet enough, step up to the Elixir; if it felt too loud, try Moi.

Decant prices for the Asad and Yara lines

The in-stock prices side by side. A dash means the size is not offered. One 2 ml of each of the seven in-stock perfumes comes to ৳1,076, which is a low-cost way to compare the whole group on your own skin before choosing a bigger decant. If you are unsure which size to pick, our guide to choosing a fragrance size explains the options, and the perfume decant explainer covers how decants work.

The two Elixirs are the dearest in each line, and they are also the only ones priced at ৳163 for 2 ml. All Lattafa perfumes on the site are collected on the Lattafa brand page, and the perfume price in Bangladesh guide shows how these decants compare with other houses.

Asad or Yara? Which line suits you

The catalogue tags Asad for him and Yara for her, and the notes bear that out: Asad leans on tobacco, pepper, amber and wood, Yara on vanilla, musk and powdery sweetness. Use the tag as a starting point, not a rule, and judge by the accords: a man who likes sweet gourmands can wear Yara Elixir, and a woman who likes tobacco and amber can try Asad.

• You want a smoky, spicy evening scent: Asad, or Asad Elixir if you prefer it drier and more incense-led.
• You want dessert and vanilla: Asad Bourbon from the Asad line, or Yara Elixir from the Yara line.
• You want something light for the heat: Asad Zanzibar, the one Asad page that recommends a hot summer commute. Yara Tous was the summery Yara, but it is sold out.
• You want an easy daily sweet scent: Yara for the classic creamy vanilla, or Yara Moi if you want it softer and woodier.

A 2 ml decant also makes an easy gift. Asad suits a man who likes warm, spicy evening scents, Yara suits someone who likes soft sweet vanilla, and at ৳150 to ৳163 the trial size lets them try it before committing to a larger decant. Most pages in both lines point to cooler months, so in Bangladesh’s humid stretch the evening and air-conditioned settings are where the heavier picks work best. The Fragrance Advisor can narrow the choice from a short chat, and Match your mood does it in a few taps. For wider picks, see the best perfume for men and best perfume for women guides, or the for him and for her categories. Another Lattafa line is compared in Lattafa Khamrah vs Qahwa vs Dukhan, and the Eau de Parfum collection lists everything at this concentration. You can shop every in-stock perfume from the Lattafa brand page. Delivery is cash on delivery, next day in Chattogram and 2–4 days to Dhaka.

When did Lattafa Asad come out?

The original Lattafa Asad is listed as a 2021 release. Asad Zanzibar followed in 2024, and Asad Bourbon and Asad Elixir in 2025. On the Yara side, the original is from 2020, Yara Moi 2022, Yara Tous 2023, Yara Candy 2024 and Yara Elixir 2025.

Which Lattafa Asad is best?

There is no single best one, because the four are different fragrances. Choose Asad for pepper, tobacco and coffee, Asad Elixir for a drier smoky-incense version, Asad Bourbon for sweet cacao and vanilla, and Asad Zanzibar for something light and salty. A 2 ml trial of two or three costs ৳150 to ৳163 each, which settles it faster than reading descriptions. As a gift, a 2 ml trial of the original Asad costs ৳150.

Does Lattafa Asad last long?

The product pages for Asad, Asad Bourbon, Asad Elixir and Asad Zanzibar all rate longevity and sillage at 4 out of 5, and describe them as lasting well and projecting comfortably. A rating of 4 out of 5 suggests long lasting wear, but skin type and weather change this, so try one or two sprays from the 2 ml decant on your own skin first.

Is Lattafa Asad good for summer or winter?

Mostly for cooler weather. The original Asad is placed in a winter evening or party night, Asad Elixir in a winter wedding evening, and Asad Bourbon in the cooler months. Asad Zanzibar is the exception: its page recommends a casual day out or a hot summer commute.

What does Lattafa Asad Bourbon smell like?

A warm, boozy gourmand: lavender, plum and pink pepper at the top, cacao, nutmeg and davana in the heart, and bourbon vanilla, amber and vetiver at the base. Vanilla and cacao lead its accords, so it reads as spiced chocolate and vanilla rather than a fresh scent.

What is the Lattafa Asad price in Bangladesh?

At AUROME, Lattafa Asad is ৳150 for 2 ml, ৳396 for 9 ml and ৳590 for 15 ml. Asad Bourbon is ৳150 for 2 ml and ৳319 for 5 ml, and Asad Elixir is ৳163 for 2 ml and ৳355 for 5 ml. Asad Zanzibar matches the original at ৳150, ৳396 and ৳590.

Is Lattafa Yara for men or women?

Lattafa makes perfumes for men and women, and these two lines split that way in the catalogue: every Yara perfume is tagged For Her, with accords that are sweet, vanilla and powdery, while Asad is the line tagged For Him.

Prices checked October 2026