Angham Second Song opens on juicy pear blossom and bergamot, moves into a sheer floral heart of peony and orange blossom lifted by praline's toasted-sugar warmth, and settles into a soft vanilla, tonka and musk base with a touch of ambroxan. Fragrantica's community voting (235 longevity votes) puts it as moderate for just over half of wearers, with a further 31% calling it long-lasting.

What does Angham Second Song smell like?

Angham Second Song is a 2026 Floral Fruity Gourmand from Lattafa. It opens on Pear Blossom and Bergamot — a juicy, slightly bitter-green freshness rather than a sharp citrus. The heart brings Peony and Orange Blossom, a sheer, luminous white-floral pairing, with Praline adding a toasted-sugar warmth underneath. The base is Vanilla, Musk, Tonka and Ambroxan — vanilla and tonka bring the sweetness, musk softens the edges, and ambroxan gives it a clean, slightly skin-like lift rather than a heavy amber finish.

Fragrantica's accord breakdown puts floral at 100% strength, with sweet (79%), vanilla (70%) and fresh (67%) close behind, then citrus (60%), musky (58%), white floral (55%), amber (54%), powdery (50%) and rose (47%) rounding it out. The overall effect reads as a bright, sweet floral rather than a fruity-gourmand dessert.

How does it develop through the day?

The opening is bright and juicy — pear blossom and bergamot lead for the first stretch of wear. The praline and orange blossom heart follows, warming the scent and softening the initial freshness. It dries down into the vanilla-tonka-musk base, where ambroxan keeps the sweetness from turning heavy. Fragrantica voters lean strongly toward daytime wear — 79% log it as a day scent against 21% for evening.

How long does it last, and how strong is it?

Of 235 Fragrantica longevity votes, the largest group (55%) rate Angham Second Song's staying power as moderate, with a further 31% calling it long-lasting and 3% eternal; 11% find it weak or very weak. Sillage tracks similarly: of 224 votes, 70% describe its projection as moderate, 23% as strong, and 5% as more intimate and skin-close. Fragrantica community voting. See the full breakdown.

What season is it for?

Season votes favour the warmer half of the year — spring (42%) and summer (39%) together account for most of the vote, with autumn (12%) and winter (7%) well behind. It reads as a scent for daylight and mild-to-warm weather rather than deep winter.

Is it for men or women?

Lattafa markets Angham Second Song as a women's fragrance, and Fragrantica's gender voting agrees strongly — 90% female and a further 6% female-leaning of 262 votes, against 2% male and 1% unisex. Wear it if the profile suits you.

What is it similar to?

Fragrantica's community voting links Angham Second Song most closely to My Devotion Eau de Parfum Intense by Dolce & Gabbana, suggesting the two share a similar sweet floral-gourmand shape. New to this style? If you enjoy Dolce & Gabbana's My Devotion line, you'll recognise the shape here. Fragrantica voters also flag it alongside other Lattafa women's fragrances, including Atheeri, which FG Perfumes carries in stock.

Who it's for

Angham Second Song suits someone who wants a bright, sweet floral built around pear blossom, orange blossom and vanilla — an easy daytime scent for spring and summer wear.

FAQ

Is this genuine Lattafa stock?

Yes. Every bottle we sell is genuine, sealed stock, and you can smell it in store before you buy.

Is it good value?

84% of Fragrantica voters rate it good or great value (219 votes).