What Is Lattafa Fakhar Rose a Dupe Of?

What is Lattafa Fakhar Rose a dupe of?

Lattafa Fakhar Rose for women is a clone of Givenchy L'Interdit Eau de Parfum. The connection is the big white-floral character, especially tuberose and jasmine. Fakhar's fruity side and the woody backdrop of L'Interdit give you something more useful to compare than just the shared flowers.

This is the rose-gold women's bottle. Fakhar Black and Fakhar Gold are separate fragrances, and the name alone isn't enough to tell you which one you're buying.

How their notes line up

Fakhar Rose's catalog profile starts with fruits, lily, pomegranate and aldehydes. Its floral middle lists tuberose, jasmine, gardenia, honeysuckle, rose, ylang-ylang and peony. Vanilla, white musk, ambroxan and sandalwood make up the base. There's a lot going on around the tuberose, with fruit and a sweet, musky foundation in the mix.

L'Interdit EDP's catalog panel lists pear and bergamot, followed by tuberose, orange blossom and jasmine sambac. Patchouli, vanilla, ambroxan and vetiver sit in the base. Tuberose and jasmine give the comparison its obvious starting point; patchouli and vetiver are worth paying attention to if you like the darker, earthy side of the Givenchy.

We'd use the panels to spot those broad differences, rather than count matching notes and treat that as an accuracy score. A floral fragrance can share the same main idea while handling sweetness and woods quite differently. If your favorite part of L'Interdit is the contrast between those two, that's what we'd check when trying Fakhar.

Is Fakhar Rose worth considering?

We'd consider it if a sweet, fruity white-floral scent sounds appealing and you want another way into this style. If you already love L'Interdit, give Fakhar a try before expecting it to take over the same role in your collection. The lower-priced option only makes sense if you enjoy wearing it.

Our Fakhar Rose vs L'Interdit comparison goes further into the buying choice. You can also browse our L'Interdit alternatives guide. Keep the original EDP distinct from Rouge, Intense and Absolu when checking the retailer cards.