Fragrance Guides

Lattafa Fahad in Kenya: Pineapple, Aromatic Herbs and 80ml Kenyan Price

Moyo Lane · October 26, 2026

Lattafa Fahad Eau de Parfum 80ml actual bottle
Lattafa Fahad Eau de Parfum: actual named bottle in Lattafa USA’s product image, resized for display with its proportions preserved.

Lattafa Fahad Eau de Parfum combines mandarin, pineapple and black pepper with orange blossom, lavender and artemisia, followed by incense, patchouli, cedarwood and ambroxan. The 80 ml bottle gives Kenyan buyers an aromatic fruity option with a more grounded woody and incense-related later direction.

The actual manufacturer image shows the Fahad bottle beside its black box, with the name visible on the presentation. The quoted Kenyan size is 80 ml. Keep that volume with the full Eau de Parfum identity when comparing it with the many 100 ml Lattafa fragrances available locally.

Mandarin, pineapple and black pepper

The regional brand panel places citrus, fruit and spice together at the opening. Mandarin and pineapple give a brighter fruity starting point, while black pepper provides another reference around it. This makes the published direction more particular than a broad fresh-masculine label.

When sampling, consider how the first impression connects with the aromatic heart. A buyer who enjoys pineapple fragrance may find the surrounding herbs and later incense more important than the fruit alone. The complete progression is what gives Fahad a specific place in a shortlist.

Orange blossom, lavender and artemisia

The heart names orange blossom, lavender and artemisia, with artemisia also identified as mugwort in the regional description. Floral and aromatic references therefore sit between the opening fruit and the later foundation. This gives a clear middle stage to investigate rather than assuming the perfume remains uniformly fruity.

If lavender is a familiar favourite, compare its relationship with the orange blossom and earlier spice. If this aromatic direction is new to you, a sample can establish whether it feels comfortable in the setting where you expect to wear fragrance. Your own response is more useful than the marketing category alone.

Incense, patchouli, cedarwood and ambroxan

The foundation names incense, patchouli, cedarwood and ambroxan. These references give the later description woody, earthier and aromatic points of comparison. Ambroxan remains a named note reference in the product account rather than an ingredient formula or a promise of a fixed wearing duration.

Follow the sample after the brighter opening settles. The later foundation may be what makes the composition appealing, or it may lead you towards another fruity fragrance with a different background. Testing the whole wearing gives the 80 ml purchase a more deliberate purpose.

A different fruit-and-wood comparison

Fahad can be investigated beside another pineapple-related perfume, with attention to the herbs and incense surrounding the fruit. The shared pineapple reference does not establish an identical composition. Here, the orange blossom, lavender and artemisia heart provides a particular part of the manufacturer’s description.

Choose one familiar comparison and try it on a separate day. Record the opening, middle and later balance in ordinary language. Those observations will help decide whether Fahad offers a distinct role beside fragrances you already own rather than simply adding another fruity bottle.

Keeping the 80 ml size visible

The current Kenyan record quotes 80 ml. A fair comparison with a 60 ml or 100 ml fragrance keeps the volume visible alongside the total price. Arithmetic can help with quantity, while the main choice still concerns the composition and how often you expect to enjoy wearing it.

Use the full Fahad name and actual label when enquiring. A picture of the manufacturer presentation can support the written order, particularly when arranging a gift or a delivery from another city through an online retailer.

A gift for an aromatic-fruity preference

Fahad is worth considering for somebody who enjoys fruit and citrus leading into herbs, woods and an incense-related foundation. A recipient who has requested the exact perfume gives the clearest reference. A sample they enjoy can guide the choice when it is a new fragrance for them.

Agree the boxed 80 ml Eau de Parfum and required arrival date together. That keeps the gift presentation connected with the exact bottle discussed in this guide.

80 ml Kenyan prices and availability

Individual Kenyan product references checked on 26 October 2026 give the following exact bottle quotations for Lattafa Fahad Eau de Parfum 80 ml. Availability is attributed separately to each source, so an unavailable listing remains a price reference rather than a current order offer.

  • Beauty Hub: KSh 3,850 for 80 ml Eau de Parfum, marked in stock.

Keep the bottle quotation together with the full product name and volume. Delivery charges and the intended arrival date belong in the same enquiry. Beauty Hub describes itself as an online-only Nairobi beauty shop; a Kenyan online product reference does not establish a separate physical shop in another city.

The quoted bottle price is equivalent to approximately KSh 48.12 per millilitre before delivery. This arithmetic helps keep the 80 ml size visible when comparing different volumes; enjoyment of the complete composition remains the main reason to choose the perfume.

Buying for Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu or Nakuru

Send the retailer the full name, Eau de Parfum concentration and 80 ml size together, plus your delivery area. For Mombasa, Kisumu and Nakuru, agree the dispatch method, recipient details and arrival window before paying. The Kenyan listing is a shopping reference; it does not establish a separate physical branch in each city.

Keep the delivery charge beside the bottle price in your comparison. For a gift, request the matching box and agree how the recipient will receive the parcel. If sampling first is possible, let the fragrance develop through a normal day before committing to a full bottle. Your preferred balance of freshness, flowers, sweetness and woods is more informative than the concentration label alone.

Three frequently asked questions

What does Fahad smell like?

The regional brand panel gives mandarin, pineapple and black pepper; orange blossom, lavender and artemisia; then incense, patchouli, cedarwood and ambroxan.

Which bottle and concentration should I request?

This guide concerns Lattafa Fahad Eau de Parfum in the 80 ml retail size quoted above. Retain the complete name in an enquiry and compare it with the label in the actual product photograph.

Who might enjoy it as a gift?

It is a possible gift for somebody who enjoys aromatic fruity fragrance with a woody, incense-related later direction. A sample the recipient has enjoyed is a useful starting point; match the final order to the named bottle, boxed presentation and date of the occasion.

Continue exploring fragrance

Compare a warmer affordable direction in our Lattafa Asad Bourbon guide, or investigate white flowers in Fakhar Rose in Kenya. Browse the Moyo Lane perfume catalogue for our shop’s available fragrances.

Research sources

Product descriptions and Kenyan price references checked on 26 October 2026. Wearing suggestions are editorial interpretation of the published fragrance direction.

  • Lattafa primary product and note information: https://www.lattafa-usa.com/products/fahad
  • Beauty Hub individual Kenyan bottle quotation: https://beautyhub.co.ke/shop/perfume/lattafa-fahad-eau-de-parfum-80ml/
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