Qaed Al Fursan Unlimited
قائد الفرسان

Qaed Al Fursan Unlimited / قائد الفرسان by Lattafa / لطافة
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7.1 / 10 417 Ratings
A perfume by Lattafa / لطافة for women. The release year is unknown. The scent is sweet-creamy. It is being marketed by Lattafa Perfumes Industries LLC.
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Main accords

Sweet
Creamy
Fruity
Floral
Powdery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
CoconutCoconut Citrus notesCitrus notes PineapplePineapple
Heart Notes Heart Notes
FrangipaniFrangipani JasmineJasmine Ylang-ylangYlang-ylang
Base Notes Base Notes
Sweet notesSweet notes VanillaVanilla White muskWhite musk SandalwoodSandalwood
Ratings
Scent
7.1417 Ratings
Longevity
7.2390 Ratings
Sillage
6.8382 Ratings
Bottle
7.5390 Ratings
Value for money
8.8368 Ratings
Submitted by Lacrimula, last update on 07/23/2025.

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25 in-depth fragrance descriptions
Elysium

888 Reviews
Elysium
Elysium
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A Tropical Liaison
When I first encountered Lattafa’s Qaed Al Fursan Unlimited a few days ago in the Acqua & Sapone Italian shop, the elegant bottle with its luxurious golden cap and creamy white and gold facade suggested something opulent yet approachable. Standing out among the brand’s collection, this flacon promised a sweet tropical escape. I had heard whispers of its similarity to Coco Vanille, but remained skeptical until that initial spray—a moment that transported me instantly to sun-drenched shores. This composition that reveals itself to be far more nuanced than its seemingly simple name suggests, “the master of horsemen”, pleasantly challenged my expectations of a straightforward gourmand. I quickly checked on my cellphone and found in on Amazon for just 19.90€, a steal. I ordered it right away and got it yesterday.

Qaed Al Fursan Unlimites belongs to the oriental gourmand family, sweet, powdery and tropical, opening with a vibrant burst of tropical sweetness. The initial spray delivers a photorealistic coconut—not the synthetic suntan lotion variety, but something remarkably authentic, as if fresh coconut flesh has been sliced open before you. Bergamot provides a fleeting citrus brightness that cuts through the creaminess, while a transparent honeyed ylang-ylang flower floats above, introducing a delicate exotic floral dimension. This opening accord immediately establishes the fragrance’s identity—unapologetically tropical but with a sophisticated restraint that separates it from more pedestrian, beach-themed scents. I don't get a hefty pineapple, surely, not in an Aventus' Creed take. Though, the initial opening of citrus and pineapple may not please everyone.

As it settles into the heart, the composition undergoes a fascinating metamorphosis. The coconut recedes slightly, allowing vanilla to emerge as the true protagonist—a rich, multifaceted vanilla that avoids the trap of becoming cloyingly sweet. There’s an almost buttery quality here, reminiscent of French patisserie, yet balanced by the subtle presence of frangipani white flowers. The jasmine is particularly noteworthy, lending an indolic complexity rather than announcing itself as a distinct floral note. During this phase, Qaed Al Fursan Unlimited reveals its masterful construction—maintaining its tropical character while introducing a creamy depth that hints at what’s coming.

The drydown reveals Lattafa’s signature talent for extended evolution. The base introduces a sophisticated foundation of white musk that extends the composition’s longevity while adding textural contrast. Tonka bean emerges with its characteristic almond-like facets, complementing the vanilla without duplicating it. Most impressive is the appearance of a subtle woody accord—perhaps sandalwood or cedar—that grounds the earlier sweetness and prevents the composition from becoming too dessert-like. The vanilla in the base transforms into something more resinous and complex than the creamy heart note, creating a satisfying conclusion to the fragrance’s development.

Based on my experience, Qaed Al Fursan Unlimited demonstrates remarkable versatility across seasons. In summer, the coconut and frangipani flourish on warm skin, projecting a holiday-like radiance. Winter coaxes out the richness of vanilla and tonka, offering cocooning comfort with impressive projection. However, spring is a spot on for me. The sillage is substantial without becoming overwhelming—creating a distinctive presence that invites rather than intrudes. Longevity consistently exceeds many hours, eventually becoming an intimate skin scent that persists until the following day. I received tons of compliments when I wore it yesterday evening.

The fragrance demonstrates remarkable adaptability—during daytime, it reads as a sophisticated tropical scent, while evening wear brings forward its more sensual oriental qualities. This chameleon-like quality makes it appropriate for both casual beach outings and more formal evening events. Its complexity may surprise those expecting a simple gourmand—beneath the apparent simplicity lies a thoughtfully constructed composition that reveals new facets with each wearing.

I have formulated my thoughts based on a bottle I’ve owned since April 2025.

-Elysium
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NafeesAhmed

34 Reviews
NafeesAhmed
NafeesAhmed
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Qaed al fursan unlimited by Lattafa
A sweet, musky, creamy vanilla, powdery, and white floral scent.
It smells like a creamy vanilla sundae topped with white chocolates.
Officially, unisex but leans more toward the feminine side.
Projection and longevity both are great. Overall, good value for money.
Yes, the cap is magnetic just like the other variant Qaed Al Fursan
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8.5
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DogiCoco

621 Reviews
DogiCoco
DogiCoco
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Creamy white
You know how some scents just evoke a certain color? This is definitely a white scent to me. It's very creamy, clean but rich, opaque, just what I imagine the color white to smell like.

The main notes I get here are clean musk, sandalwood and vanilla, supported by tropical florals and a hint of coconut flakes. That might sound like a beachy scent, but I don't think it is. I'd neither want to wear this in hot and sweaty weather, nor does it remind me of the beach. The frangipani and ylang-ylang smell a bit like sunscreen or even tanning oil, but the warm base notes are so intense that they propel the overall impression away from that.

In the opening I also get some lemon, so it smells like a fluffy citrus and vanilla dessert for a moment. Then the creamy white musk and sandalwood take over the scent, so it turns less edible quickly. This sandalwood is mainly milky and sweet, but it also has a slight touch of animalic warmth. Even though I'm usually not a big fan of this kind of thing, I think it works here. It keeps the scent from becoming too plasticy, adds depth and contrast.

Lattafa often makes dupes for well-known fragrances, but this doesn't ring a bell for me. It's quite unique. I can see it being polarizing, it has a heavy, dense aspect to it that might be overwhelming to some. Maybe that's why I think it's best enjoyed in milder weather and not at the height of summer, despite the summery note profile.

All in all I really like this. And for the price you can't really go wrong. Not sure if I would buy it for myself, maybe if I still think about it later in autumn or next spring.
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Averycj

48 Reviews
Averycj
Averycj
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Spicy Coconut Lotion?
I blind bought this at my local Burlington for $16, and even at that price, I’m disappointed. Not because it smells bad. More because the performance is downright tragic.

Let me walk you through this one. Imagine slathering yourself head-to-toe in some high-end hotel hand lotion. Coconut-scented, of course. Now imagine strolling down to the pool, only to find it filled with mysterious Arabic spices. Naturally, you jump in. That’s exactly what this scent is giving. It’s coconut, it's spicy, it’s oddly luxurious.

Scent-wise? I like it. It’s interesting for sure. Like wearing 6 million Scoville lotion.

But the sillage? The projection? Embarrassing. I sprayed this 7 times today, and I don't even think the mosquitos around me noticed. It's one of those scents where you’re literally sniffing your shirt every 10 minutes like, “Wait… do I still have this on?”

Now, I’ve been a 3-spray-max kinda person for 5 years now. (What the fragrance community lovingly calls a “sissy sprayer” which... feels kinda problematic actually), but lately I’ve been leaning into overspraying. And still nothing. This wears like a body mist someone applied three days ago in a different room.

Longevity? Meh. Below average, but not the worst. Honestly, most fragrances in 2025 seem to be getting more and more watered down anyway, so it’s par for the course.

For $16, the smell is a solid steal. Warm, coconutty, spicy, bold. But for performance, this thing has the presence of a ghost. A disappointing buy unless you don't care if no one else notices you're wearing it.
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TinRoses

11 Reviews
TinRoses
TinRoses
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Miami Calling
This is an incredible summer fragrance, but there's a catch.

Do yourself a favor and spend the $16.99 at Burlington to grab this fragrance, spray it a couple times, and then forget about it in your closet for 4 weeks. It's going to turn into everything it needs to be and then some. At first spray? It's... Odd. 4 weeks later? Ooo la la. Lactonic pineapple forward with coconut and vanilla right behind it. There's a tang from the citrus notes and the florals come out to play in a powdery dry down that still maintains the pineapple and tropical vibes. This isn't your teenage daughter's gourmand fragrance, it screams old money in Boca, Palm Beach, or Miami. It's rich. It's smooth. It's luxe. It's refreshing. It's anything but an overdone and cloying pina colada inspired scent - and it's unisex.

Hot weather only for this one, it REALLY comes out to play in high heat and humidity and then sort of plays coy in colder air - reaching out to catch attention and draw someone in. It's not going to smash your olfactory nerves into submission. It's going to be intimate and sensual with plenty of projection and silage.
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Lunatic91Lunatic91 11 months ago
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Smells like sunscreen in the opening. No coconut detectable. A bit too sweet in the dry-down for my taste. Tip: Layer with Qaed al Fursan
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AmeliaAromaAmeliaAroma 2 years ago
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A rich, jammy white floral with coconut, a refined grown up scent- I would recommend sampling first
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