Lattafa Ajwad Pink to Pink: Tropical Pink Fruit and a Bouquet of Petals
Pink to Pink does exactly what the name promises. The opening is a pink-fruit cocktail: tangy guava, pink grapefruit, juicy lychee and a sprinkle of pink pepper for sparkle. Then the flowers bloom, with rose, peony and magnolia soft and petally rather than powdery. The base is warmer than you might expect: musk and vanilla, ambergris, moss and a whisper of leather that stops it from being purely sweet. Lattafa launched it in 2024 as the feminine flanker of the Ajwad line, and among the Lattafa perfumes we stock it’s the most straightforwardly pretty.
The Scent Profile
Top — guava, pink grapefruit, lychee, pink pepper. A juicy, tropical opening. Guava is the unusual note here, slightly tart with a green edge. Pink grapefruit adds a bitter-sweet sparkle, lychee gives a watery, floral fruitiness, and pink pepper adds a fizz rather than heat.
Heart — rose, peony, magnolia. A fresh floral bouquet. Rose is soft and pink rather than dark and jammy, peony adds a dewy, airy quality, and magnolia gives a creamy, slightly lemony floralcy. Together they keep the fruit feeling elegant rather than candy-like.
Base — musk, leather, vanilla, ambergris, moss. This is where Pink to Pink gets more interesting than its cheerful opening suggests. Musk and vanilla give softness and warmth, ambergris adds a salty, skin-like radiance, and the leather and moss bring a slightly dry, chypre-like texture. It’s subtle, but it gives the dry-down some backbone.
How It Compares — the Honest Version
Lattafa doesn’t name an inspiration for Pink to Pink, and there’s no single designer fragrance the community agrees it resembles. On Fragrantica, reviewers mention a scattered mix: Maison Crivelli Oud Maracuja, Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Forever, and Lattafa’s own Azzure Aoud. That scatter is itself telling. It points to a fragrance with its own shape rather than a copy of any one scent.
So we won’t call it a dupe of anything. If you like bright tropical fruit over soft pink florals with a warm musky finish, it’s worth a try on its own merits. Anyone describing it as a clone of a specific designer fragrance is going further than the evidence supports.
Lattafa Perfumes is an independent UAE house with no affiliation to, licence from, or endorsement by Maison Crivelli, Dolce & Gabbana or any other brand named here.
Performance & When To Wear
Performance data for Pink to Pink is limited. We couldn’t read Fragrantica’s longevity and sillage vote breakdown, and we won’t quote an hour figure or claim results of our own. The shape of the composition is clear enough: the tropical fruit is the brightest and shortest-lived part, and the musk, ambergris and vanilla base carries the later hours close to the skin. The bars above show that in broad terms. They are not measurements.
It’s a spring and summer fragrance first, when the guava and grapefruit really sing. It’s easy for daytime, work and casual plans. The warm base means it still works in autumn, though it’s lighter than most cold-weather picks.
Who It’s For
Pink to Pink suits anyone who loves bright, fruity-floral scents that are pretty without being heavy or sugary. Lattafa lists it for women, and so do we. Fragrantica lists it for women and men, and the leather and moss in the base give it a little more edge than a typical fruity-floral, so anyone drawn to it should feel free to wear it.
How It Compares with the Other Houses We Stock
The nearest fruity-feminine option at Khaleej Scents is Khadlaj Ria (£24.99), a sparkling red-fruit scent of raspberry, cherry and strawberry over grapefruit, musk and patchouli. Ria is berry-led and more of a fruity chypre, while Pink to Pink is tropical-fruit-led with a bigger floral heart. If it’s the rose and florals that appeal, Riiffs Taif (£29.99) pairs iced ginger and bergamot with tuberose and rose petals. It’s fresher and spicier, and less fruity.
More Pink Fruit and Petals from Lattafa
Guava is unusual in perfume, and Lattafa Fakhar Platinum (£18.99) is the other Lattafa that leads with it. There, the guava sits on lavender and palo santo, so it’s drier and woodier than the rosy Pink to Pink. If it’s the rose and musk pairing you’re after, Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose (£13.99) keeps both and adds litchi, a softer, cleaner everyday choice. Asdaaf Ameerat Al Arab Prive Rose (£13.99) goes sweeter, with strawberry and rose over sandalwood, and suits cooler spring evenings. Browse the full range in our Lattafa perfumes collection.
Price, Size & What You Get
This is the 60ml Eau de Parfum at £16.99, or 28p per millilitre. It’s a handbag-friendly size at an easy price.
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Lattafa Ajwad Pink to Pink FAQs
What does Ajwad Pink to Pink smell like?
Tangy guava, pink grapefruit and lychee with a sparkle of pink pepper, opening onto soft rose, peony and magnolia, then drying down to musk, vanilla, ambergris and a hint of leather and moss. It’s bright, pink and pretty, with a warmer base than you’d expect.
What are the full notes?
Top: guava, pink grapefruit, lychee, pink pepper. Heart: rose, peony, magnolia. Base: musk, leather, vanilla, ambergris, moss. Lattafa’s own note list shows raspberry in place of lychee, but its scent description names lychee, as Fragrantica does, so we’ve gone with lychee.
Is Pink to Pink a dupe of anything?
No clear dupe exists. Lattafa names no inspiration, and Fragrantica reviewers mention a scattered mix of fragrances rather than one clear match. We treat it as an original fruity-floral.
How long does it last?
Performance data is limited, so we won’t quote an hour figure. The fruit fades first, and the musk, ambergris and vanilla base carries the later hours close to the skin.
Is it only for women?
Lattafa lists it for women, and so do we, but Fragrantica lists it for women and men. The leather and moss in the base give it enough edge for anyone who likes the style.
How much is it in the UK?
£16.99 for the 60ml Eau de Parfum at Khaleej Scents, with free UK delivery and no minimum spend.
What is the Ajwad line?
Ajwad is a Lattafa line with several flankers. Pink to Pink is its bright, fruity-floral, feminine take, and a newer Creamy Elixir version also exists as a separate fragrance.
Notes verified against Fragrantica and lattafa.com in September 2026. Fragrantica lists lychee in the top; lattafa.com’s note list shows raspberry instead, but Lattafa’s own scent description names lychee. We’ve used lychee because two of the three references agree on it. Fragrantica gives a 2024 launch with no perfumer credited. Performance data is limited, because the vote breakdown wasn’t available to us in readable form, and we haven’t substituted figures of our own. Written by Shaheen Shah Abrar, Khaleej Scents.
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