AJWAD PINK TO PINK CREAMY ELIXIR – Eau De Parfum – 60 ML – Women
By Lattafa
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DESCRIPTION
Ajwad Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir by Lattafa is a fruity gourmand fragrance that combines vibrant berries, creamy sweetness, and soft musky warmth into an irresistibly feminine signature. Playful yet elegant, this delicious composition balances icy fruity freshness with indulgent gourmand accords, creating a scent that feels joyful, comforting, and effortlessly addictive.
The fragrance opens with frozen raspberry, pear, and blackcurrant, creating a bright and mouthwatering introduction. Frozen raspberry delivers a refreshing fruity tang, while juicy pear adds smooth sweetness and blackcurrant enriches the composition with a deep berry character, resulting in a lively and captivating opening.
At its heart, white chocolate unfolds into a rich and creamy gourmand accord. Smooth and velvety, it melts seamlessly into the fruity opening, wrapping the fragrance in an indulgent sweetness that feels luxurious without becoming overpowering.
As it settles, vanilla bean, musk, and amberwood create a soft and comforting foundation. Creamy vanilla bean enhances the gourmand character, while silky musk and warm amberwood provide depth and elegance, leaving behind a smooth, long-lasting trail that lingers beautifully on the skin.
Sweet, creamy, and effortlessly charming — Ajwad Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir is a fragrance crafted for women who appreciate juicy fruits, indulgent gourmand notes, and soft musky warmth in an irresistible everyday signature.
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FRAGRANCE NOTES
Top Notes:
• Frozen Raspberry
• Pear
• Blackcurrant
Heart Notes:
• White Chocolate
Base Notes:
• Vanilla Bean
• Musk
• Amberwood
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DETAILS
Type: Eau De Parfum
Size: 60 ML
Gender: Women
Fragrance Family: Fruity Gourmand
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Ajwad Pink to Pink Creamy Elixir — frozen raspberry and juicy pear, creamy white chocolate, finished with vanilla bean, musk, and amberwood for a deliciously feminine gourmand signature.
