Lattafa Angham Eau de Parfum – Vanilla, Lavender & Cacao Gourmand, 100 ml

The highest-rated Lattafa on Fragrantica: a creamy vanilla with a lavender-cacao twist that many owners prefer to the Burberry Goddess it resembles — for roughly a quarter of the price.

Unisex eau de parfum, 100 ml / 3.4 oz; launched 2024, oriental-vanilla gourmand.
Notes: ginger, mandarin, pink pepper → lavender, praline, cacao, jasmine → vanilla, amber, musk.
Owners report it lasting longer than Goddess, strongest on clothing; lavender-heavy opening divides reviewers.

$27.90

On Amazon when we checked (October 1, 2026) — live price may differ.

By Patrick Smith · Updated October 1, 2026 · How we review · We may earn a commission from Amazon links.

Price when checked: $27.90; on Amazon, October 1, 2026
Best for: Fans of lavender-vanilla gourmands who want Goddess-style comfort with more sweetness and…
Biggest complaint: The lavender.
Sources cited: 5; independent sources

Reasons to buy

The creamy vanilla drydown and the value: Fragrantica reviewers call it "liquid gold," a "safe blind buy" and better balanced than Burberry Goddess, and multiple owners report it outlasting the designer, especially on clothing.

Reasons to skip

The lavender.
A minority find the opening soapy and headache-inducing ("all I smell is lavender soap"), some report only mid-to-weak longevity on skin, and a few flag synthetic notes in a fresh bottle — with the standard Lattafa advice to let it macerate for a couple of months.

Lattafa Angham is the house's 2024 vanilla and, on community scores, its best-received bottle: the Fragrantica community rates it 4.44/5 across more than 5,800 votes, higher than Khamrah, Yara or Asad. It is a unisex eau de parfum that opens on ginger, mandarin and pink pepper, moves into lavender, praline, cacao and jasmine, and dries down to vanilla, amber and musk. The reason it exists in most buyers' minds is Burberry Goddess, the lavender-vanilla designer hit that Angham clearly answers — and the reason this page exists is that the comparison is usually asserted rather than examined. Owners who have both describe Angham as sweeter, smoother and more vanillic, and several say it lasts noticeably longer; a minority find the lavender opening soapy or headache-inducing and the skin longevity merely average. Below: what it smells like, how it actually differs from Goddess, and who should buy which.

What Angham smells like

Angham (Arabic for "melodies") opens brighter than its reputation suggests: ginger and pink pepper give the first minutes a sparkle over mandarin. Within half an hour the heart takes over, and this is the signature — lavender laid over praline and cacao, so the aromatic edge is always wrapped in something creamy. The base is a smooth vanilla-amber-musk that Fragrantica reviewers describe as "creamy vanilla" and "liquid gold," with cacao still faintly present.

The polarizing element is that lavender. Fans say it keeps the vanilla from turning into plain dessert; critics on the same page write that "all I smell is lavender soap" and report headaches. Several reviewers add that the composition rounds out after two months or so of maceration, which is why early impressions of a fresh bottle can be harsher than the rating implies.

Angham vs Burberry Goddess

The two share a lavender-vanilla backbone, but owners with both describe consistent differences. On Fragrantica, one reviewer calls Angham "everything I wanted Goddess to be — sweeter, smoother, more vanillic, and much more balanced"; on the Fragrantica forum, another says Angham "smells sweeter to me, more vanilla, and lasts a lot longer," while a third notes Goddess "lacked longevity" and that they disliked its ginger note. The dissenting view is equally clear: a reviewer who prefers Goddess says they share the same DNA but Angham feels like "the parfum edition" — denser and sweeter than they wanted.

Performance reports are mixed in a way worth stating plainly. Many owners praise longevity, especially on clothing, and the forum consensus is that it outlasts Goddess; a vocal minority on the main Fragrantica page report "mid-weak" lasting on skin. We never measure longevity ourselves. On price there is no contest: Angham is around $28 for 100 ml against roughly $130-160 for 100 ml of Goddess EDP.

Angham vs Burberry Goddess and two Arabic alternatives

Fragrance	Profile	Reported wear	Size	Price
Lattafa Angham	Vanilla, lavender, cacao, praline	Owners: longer than Goddess; mixed on skin	100 ml EDP	~$28
Burberry Goddess	Lavender, vanilla, ginger, cacao	Owners: moderate	100 ml EDP	~$130-160
Lattafa Khamrah	Boozy cinnamon, dates, vanilla	8-12+ h, loud	100 ml EDP	~$29
Afnan 9 PM	Sweet apple-cinnamon, vanilla-amber	8-12 h	100 ml EDP	~$25

What buyers say

Our summary of recurring themes in customer reviews on the Lattafa Angham Eau de Parfum Amazon listing (read October 2026) — not quotes or endorsements.

Most praised

The creamy vanilla drydown and the value: Fragrantica reviewers call it "liquid gold," a "safe blind buy" and better balanced than Burberry Goddess, and multiple owners report it outlasting the designer, especially on clothing.

Most common complaint

The lavender. A minority find the opening soapy and headache-inducing ("all I smell is lavender soap"), some report only mid-to-weak longevity on skin, and a few flag synthetic notes in a fresh bottle — with the standard Lattafa advice to let it macerate for a couple of months.

Worked best for

Fans of lavender-vanilla gourmands who want Goddess-style comfort with more sweetness and longer wear for under $30; it reads unisex and works for cool-weather days. Least suited to anyone who dislikes lavender or wants a dry, aromatic vanilla.

Frequently asked questions

What does Lattafa Angham smell like?

A creamy vanilla gourmand with a lavender-cacao twist. It opens on ginger, mandarin and pink pepper, moves into lavender over praline, cacao and jasmine, and dries down to vanilla, amber and musk. Owners describe the base as smooth, creamy vanilla; the lavender is the note that divides them.

How long does Lattafa Angham last?

Reports are mixed. Owners on the Fragrantica forum say it lasts noticeably longer than Burberry Goddess and performs best on clothing, while some reviewers on the main page call skin longevity mid-to-weak. Several note it improves after two months of maceration. We cite owner reports only, not measurements.

Is Lattafa Angham a dupe of Burberry Goddess?

It is clearly inspired by Goddess — same lavender-vanilla-cacao backbone — but owners with both describe Angham as sweeter, smoother and more vanillic, and some prefer it. Treat it as a Goddess-style gourmand rather than an exact clone; if you specifically want Goddess's drier, more aromatic character, buy Goddess.

Is Angham for men or women?

It is marketed as unisex and reviewed by both. The lavender gives it an aromatic edge that reads less overtly feminine than Yara, while the vanilla-praline base keeps it in sweet gourmand territory — men who wear Afnan 9 PM or Khamrah will find it an easy fit.

How do I spot a fake Lattafa Angham on Amazon?

Genuine Lattafa is widely sold on Amazon, but third-party listings do attract counterfeits. Lattafa's own guidance: look for the 3D holographic security label on the box, scan its QR code and confirm the link resolves to verify.lattafa.com — a code that has been scanned hundreds of times, or returns 'Invalid Code', is suspect. Beyond that, prefer 'Ships from and sold by Amazon' or a seller with a long history, compare the box and cap finish to the official product photos, and treat a bottle that smells faint or wrong as returnable.

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