Qaa'ed

The scent itself is really fine and delicious .. Projecting well in the first 3 to 4 hours .. then becomes a faint touch on fabrics of what it was .. which is a surprisingly weak performance of an oud perfume A more potent one of this would be epic .. if ever existed

Its really nice. When I pulled out my issey noir ambre it definitely reminds me of qaaed. Quality isn't the same but its similar profile for sure.

Hated this frag, so I tossed it into the back of a drawer. A year later for whatever reason - even in 100 degree weather - I gave it a couple of sprays on the forearm. Wow!!! What a difference a year makes! I look forward to wearing Qaa’ed in the fall and winter.

Horrible Arabian scent. Big No

I guess this is one of the safest oud blind buys you can make, but don't expect this to be like a designer oud, this smells like a Middle Eastern blend of oud with saffron and other spices, altho it does smell synthetic........ I honestly don't mind it, but I definitely won't be wearing it, just a room scent LOL.

I only recently picked this up, and it was exactly what I was looking for, a spicy yet sweet, rich scent. My nose isn’t great at detecting leather, so I can only judge it by the other notes. I get a prominent hit of cardamom and cinnamon, which is exactly what I wanted. It slightly reminds me of Oud Wood by Tom Ford, but only because of the cardamom. It’s sweet, spicy, and absolutely beautiful.

Leather, oud, cinnamon with a hint of vanilla and cedar. Warm spicy, smooth, well balanced, slightly sweet, incensey and woody. Very strong sillage and longitivity. Usually hate warm spicey scents but this is not bad.

I get: Burnt tire Sour saffron soup Sour BO leather The most stinky fragrance I've smelled to date

I really enjoyed the scent at first—it felt like a sweet, powdery plum sprinkled over a rich leather and woody base. However, with sitting for longer, the scent changed and became quite sour and harsh to my nose. I was almost ready to give up on this bottle entirely. Thank goodness for the reviews below suggesting to layer it with gourmand fragrances! It is a big WOW!! I tried layering Qaa'ed with Teriaq Intense, Asad Bourbon, and CAFE N' CREAM. Every single combination made me marvel at the magic of scent chemistry all over again! Qaa'ed perfectly tones down and compromises the cloying sweetness of those scents, while adding a beautiful, solid woody depth to the base. It feels like my Qaa'ed has finally been resurrected. Definitely try layering it!

Here's what I'm getting. Put a carnation flower and a leather belt up to your nose at the same time.

This hits you hard from the start with oriental spice and cinnamon. Not a safe blind buy it's mid eastern scent is very pronounced. Some cardamom comes out but the thing about this I found is that it layers great with other colognes. I like to put this on and then put some By The Fireplace on over it. I've also tried Asad and Khamrah Qahwa and they work great as well. Priced at under $20 it's an incredible value IMO. Been wearing this layered with Ajwaad lately. Pure heaven.

fabulous and very underrated it should have more attention that what it gets, everyone is always looking for the latest and greatest but this juice is as good as anything coming out in 2026

After owning this for almost a year. I like it so much specially on clothes, after i bought it i dont know if its me acclimating to it or maceration but its very different when sprayed on clothing. On clothing its a very deep oud that i cant get enough of but kn skin its more cinnamon and cardamom. Try on clothes its insane

Too oriental for me. Spicy and rich smelling, but also funky. To the passer by, you just might smell like someone who has a nice perfume layered over 4 days of body odor. Also, WHY THE HELL DOES THE JUICE EAT THROUGH THE PLASTIC ON THE BOTTLE?! If it literally strips plastic off the bottle I don't want to even think about what the hell it does inside our bodies...

honestly i think this is a very safe blind buy - it's a straightforward warm spice scent. not good if you have an individuality complex about smelling chic and interesting but if your goal is just to smell like cinnamon and boozy vanilla or to have an uncontroversial night scent i think this is more than enough. it's not headache-inducing and the vanilla isn't cloying which is more than you can say for a LOT of these kinds of perfumes even from more expensive houses. lasts ages, especially on clothes, and projects quite decently. great value for money too

Surprised me, better than I expected, blind bought it based on the note breakdown, the oud is so simple in the background, that I wished it’s more pronounced, nothing animalic or skanky, Very warm and cozy scent. I just got it today, can’t comment on the performance yet. I couldn’t find the production date on the package, will post an update if anything changes, right out of the box 9/10 for the scent, love it.

#47 • Opens with oud • Follows up with Cardamom And gets softened gradually • Dry down is Nothing extraordinary. • Winter wears only. But this scent demands specific taste to like and wear it . As Overall picture of this scent is Arabic. As a Fraghead , I love this craft . 8/10.

Very nice. After more than a year sitting in the closet I even like it better. Great winter / autumn fragrance. Makes me want to get the other Qaaied offerings.

Absolute gem so underrated, pretty mature if you can rock it then rock it

My favorite of the three Lattafa options I have sampled (Khamrah Duhkan, Oudain, and Qaa'ed). After a month of maceration, I’m pleased to say all the Lattafa fragrances I have purchased are smelling much better. I love that this offering is spicy (cardamom, cinnamon) without being gourmand or sickly sweet. Deep, rich, warm, interesting. Not my favorite fragrance in the world, but worth the low cost as a winter frag.

This is not an official clone of Penhaligons Bewitching Jasmine, but I promise y’all it does smell like it! It’s soft, it’s oudy, but bumpy in a funky way. It’s filled with cardamom, saffron, leather and cinnamon. It remind me 90% of Bewitching Jasmine!

@pm4gis you dont know what you talkin about . Everybody have theyre opinions but coments like yours are clearly based on lack of knowledge for perfumes , or maybe jealous and hateful about these middle eastern perfumes . Qaed is a masterpiece of all Lattafa perfumes

I like it, it's a nice spicy scent, but it does not reminds me of Issey Noir Ambre. Noir Ambre is better.

Tried it today at the mall, my wife instantly told me it smells like mustard

I absolutely love it, I've had it for a few years now. When I first got it was pretty strong and in your face but now it's still strong but more rounded out. It's all spice and leather with a bit of wood. I'm not a huge fan of leather scents but this one is super nice and the spice doesn't let the leather get out of hand. I could wear this everyday during the Fall and Summer easily, definitely recommended!

Just one word: DELICIOUS 😍 I can’t believe it’s that affordable!

Power straight from the bottle ‼️‼️‼️ for a cheapie is a decent grab. But, if you're looking for high quality this ain't it. It's very good to layer under something that's missing spice.

Very smoky cinamon....its ok if you like that, i don't.....would not buy again

Top class and luxury scent profile, this perfume do great justice to spices at top until dry down . Must buy if you like oriental perfumes . Performance is above average.

Received it as a gift, i didnt use it for a few months. Very sexy and seductive smell in my opinion, i love it. Last a full day on skin, on clothes 2, even 3 days... 10/10 from me