Lattafa Angham Second Song: Pear Blossom, Petals and a Clean Vanilla Glow
Released at the start of 2026, Angham Second Song borrows its name from one of Lattafa’s biggest recent hits but very little of its character. Where the original is a lavender-and-cocoa vanilla for cold evenings, Second Song goes in the opposite direction: dewy pear blossom and bergamot to open, a soft bouquet of peony and orange blossom with a little praline sweetness in the middle, and a clean, radiant vanilla underneath. It is one of the brighter bottles in the Lattafa perfumes range — a scent built for daytime and warmer weather, and one that has already gathered more than a thousand ratings on Fragrantica in its first year.
The Scent Profile
Top — pear blossom, bergamot. A juicy, watery opening. Pear blossom gives the impression of fresh-cut fruit with a floral edge, and bergamot keeps it crisp rather than syrupy. It is cheerful and immediately likeable, which is a big part of the fragrance’s appeal.
Heart — peony, orange blossom, praline. The flowers take over within the first half hour. Peony is light and fresh, slightly rosy; orange blossom adds a creamy, sunny warmth. Praline sits underneath rather than on top, and it is the note that links this bottle back to the Angham name — here it sweetens a bouquet instead of a dessert.
Base — vanilla, tonka, ambroxan, musk. The part you live with longest. Vanilla and tonka make it soft and creamy, while ambroxan and musk add a clean, slightly radiant lift that stops the base feeling heavy. The overall impression is polished and modern: sweet, but airy.
How Second Song Compares to Dolce & Gabbana My Devotion
Lattafa has not named an inspiration for Second Song. The comparison comes from the community: Fragrantica reviewers often compare it to Dolce & Gabbana My Devotion, and it is the most frequently cited reference on its Fragrantica page. Looking at the My Devotion Eau de Parfum Intense listing, the overlap is real: pear blossom, peony, orange blossom, vanilla and ambroxan appear in both.
The differences are worth knowing, though. My Devotion adds blackcurrant up top and amberwood in the base, which gives it a tarter, drier edge. Second Song has neither — it uses bergamot, praline, tonka and musk instead, which make it rounder and sweeter. If you like the D&G but wish it were a little softer and creamier, Second Song is heading that way; if the tart blackcurrant is what you love, you will notice its absence. Reviewers also mention Victoria’s Secret Bombshell and D&G L’Imperatrice, but far less often.
Lattafa Perfumes is an independent UAE fragrance house with no affiliation to, licence from, or endorsement by Dolce & Gabbana or any other brand named here. We mention My Devotion only to help you place the style.
Angham Second Song Performance & When To Wear
Performance is where Second Song’s reviews disagree most. Fragrantica wearers report everything from a few hours to well past a working day, and sillage descriptions run from “sits on the skin” to “noticeable across a room”. The most consistent thread is that a new bottle often feels quieter than expected and opens up after it has rested for a while — so if your first wear underwhelms, give it time before judging. Because data this split does not support a single number, we have not given one.
Fragrantica’s community places it firmly in spring and summer daytime, which suits the composition: fruit and petals up top, a light vanilla underneath. It works well at work, at weekend lunches and on holiday, and it is gentle enough to reapply without worrying about overdoing it.
Who It’s For
Second Song is for people who like their sweetness fresh rather than heavy — fans of pear, peony and clean vanilla who want something pretty and easy to wear every day. Fragrantica and Lattafa list it for women, and it leans that way; we list it as unisex because a sweet, clean floral is not the preserve of one gender. If you found the original Angham too rich or too wintry, this is the one to try instead. If you loved the original precisely because it is dark and cocoa-laced, go in knowing this is a different fragrance, not a lighter copy.
How It Compares With the Other Houses We Stock
The closest relative on our shelves is Khadlaj Nafais Sharq (£29.99). Both put pear alongside vanilla, but Nafais Sharq builds its heart on creamy gardenia and apricot, which makes it richer and more lotion-like, where Second Song’s peony and bergamot keep it lighter and brighter.
If it is the clean, orange-blossom-and-musk side that appeals, look at Khadlaj Musk Ice (£29.99). It shares bergamot, orange blossom and musk, adds peach and lily of the valley, and swaps the vanilla base for vetiver and moss — so it is greener and less sweet, with the extra depth of an Extrait concentration.
Where Second Song Began
Second Song follows the original Lattafa Angham (£21.99), and vanilla is the thread that links them. Where Second Song is all pear blossom and peony, the first Angham mixes lavender with cacao for a darker, more gourmand character that suits autumn and winter. If you like the floral lift here, keep Second Song for warmer months and reach for the original when it gets cold. Both sit together on our Angham collection page.
Price, Size & What You Get
Second Song comes as a single 100ml Eau de Parfum. At £24.99, that is 25p per millilitre — a modest step up from the original Angham, and still a small fraction of what a designer floral-vanilla typically costs.
Why Buy From Khaleej Scents
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Angham Second Song FAQs
What does Lattafa Angham Second Song smell like?
Fresh fruit and soft flowers over a clean vanilla. It opens with juicy pear blossom and crisp bergamot, moves into peony and orange blossom with a little praline sweetness, and dries down to creamy vanilla and tonka lifted by ambroxan and musk. Bright, sweet and polished rather than heavy.
What are the full Angham Second Song notes?
Top — pear blossom, bergamot; heart — peony, orange blossom, praline; base — vanilla, tonka, ambroxan, musk. Fragrantica and lattafa.com list the same nine notes.
Is Angham Second Song a dupe of D&G My Devotion?
Lattafa does not claim that. Fragrantica reviewers often compare the two because they share pear blossom, peony, orange blossom, vanilla and ambroxan. My Devotion adds blackcurrant and amberwood for a tarter, drier finish; Second Song adds praline, tonka and musk for a softer, sweeter one. Lattafa has no affiliation with Dolce & Gabbana.
How long does Angham Second Song last?
Fragrantica reports are genuinely split — from a few hours to well over a working day. Many wearers say a fresh bottle improves noticeably after resting, so we would judge it after a few weeks rather than on the first spray.
Is it for women or unisex?
Lattafa and Fragrantica list it for women and it leans feminine. We list it as unisex: anyone who enjoys a sweet, clean floral can wear it.
How much is Angham Second Song in the UK?
£24.99 for the 100ml Eau de Parfum at Khaleej Scents, with free UK delivery and no minimum spend — 25p per millilitre.
How is Second Song different from the original Angham?
They are separate fragrances. The original is built on lavender, cocoa and praline for autumn and winter; Second Song replaces the lavender and cocoa with pear blossom, peony and orange blossom, making it brighter and better suited to warm-weather daytime. Both share a praline heart and a vanilla-musk base.
Notes verified against Fragrantica and lattafa.com in September 2026; both list the same pyramid. Launch year (2026) is from Fragrantica; no perfumer is credited there. The My Devotion comparison reflects Fragrantica reviewer discussion, not a Lattafa claim, and My Devotion’s notes are taken from its Fragrantica listing. Performance is a qualitative summary of Fragrantica reviewer reports — we have not invented figures. Written by Shaheen Shah Abrar, Khaleej Scents.
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