If you're in Kuala Lumpur and shopping for a perfume you can actually wear every day, Lattafa's catalogue can feel a bit overwhelming. Two bottles that come up a lot are Sheikh Al Shuyukh Concentrated and Yara Tous. Both are 100ml EDPs, and interestingly, both have amber sitting in the heart of the fragrance. But once you understand the direction of each one, you'll see they're built for totally different moods. Here's how to figure out which one is yours.
Sheikh Al Shuyukh Concentrated: the bold Arabian pick
Sheikh Al Shuyukh Concentrated is a unisex Eau de Parfum in a 100ml bottle. Its fragrance family is Oriental • Woody • Oud, and that tells you most of what you need to know. It opens with oud, saffron and cinnamon, then the heart brings in amber, rose and vanilla. The base of musk, sandalwood and patchouli gives it a powerful trail.
This is the bottle for people who love deep, Middle Eastern style scents. It's listed for everyday wear, formal events and special occasions, so it covers a wide range of plans. And because it's unisex, men and women can both wear it, or even share one bottle at home. In KL's heat, a scent this rich feels right when you're spending the day in air-conditioned offices and malls rather than out in the sun.
Yara Tous: the soft, feminine one
Yara Tous is a 100ml EDP made for women. The store describes it as a sweet floral fruity fragrance, which is pretty much the opposite corner of the shelf from an oud-heavy scent. It opens with peach, jasmine and orange blossom, moves into a heart of amber, vanilla and white musk, and finishes with sandalwood and musk at the base.
The description calls it a soft personal scent, so it sits closer to the skin instead of filling the room. It's listed for everyday, casual, formal and special occasion wear, which makes it flexible for workdays, relaxed weekends and functions. If you want something gentle and easy to live with, this is the softer choice of the two.
The amber connection
Here's something neat: amber shows up in the heart notes of both perfumes. In Sheikh Al Shuyukh Concentrated, it sits with rose and vanilla under that heavy oud and saffron opening, adding warmth to a dark, woody scent. In Yara Tous, amber blends with vanilla and white musk after the peach and jasmine opening, so it feels smooth and cozy. Same note, completely different personality.
So which one should you go for?
- Choose Sheikh Al Shuyukh Concentrated if you enjoy oud, saffron and bold Arabian scents, or if you want a unisex fragrance that a couple can share.
- Choose Yara Tous if you prefer soft, fruity and feminine scents that stay close to the skin and suit casual daily wear.
- Both come as 100ml EDPs and both are listed for everyday use, so on paper you can't really go wrong. It comes down to mood: deep and woody, or light and fruity.
One last tip for KL shoppers: think about where you'll wear it most. If your days are mostly office and mall hops, either works. If your evenings involve dinners and events, both are listed for formal and special occasions too. Pick the scent direction that matches your taste, and you'll be happy either way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear both of these every day?
Yes. Both Sheikh Al Shuyukh Concentrated and Yara Tous list everyday among their occasions, so either can be your daily scent.
Is Sheikh Al Shuyukh Concentrated for men or women?
It's a unisex EDP, so both men and women can wear it. Yara Tous, on the other hand, is listed for women.
What size and strength are these two perfumes?
Both come in 100ml bottles, and both are Eau de Parfum (EDP) strength.






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