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Eau de parfum
Lamis Atef Maliqa
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
About Maliqa by Lamis Atef
Introducing Lamis Atef Maliqa, a women’s floral fragrance launched in 2015. Created by an American brand, this perfume is inspired by the grandeur of Ancient Egypt and its queens.
The name translates as “Queen,” and the fragrance truly has a regal character: sensual, mysterious, and fearless.
This eau de parfum belongs to the floral family and is positioned as a women’s fragrance. The brand’s official website is rebul.com.
Fragrance Pyramid and Development
The Maliqa composition is built around five key notes, each of which plays an important role.
The main focus is on lotus, the sacred flower of the Nile, which lends the fragrance crystal-clear purity and freshness.
It is complemented by delicate peony and velvety rose, creating a feminine and elegant bouquet. The base features warm musk and a woody accord, which add depth and longevity to the composition.
The fragrance unfolds gradually: the opening is fresh and floral, the heart is soft and powdery, and the trail is sensual and enveloping.
Intensity and Sillage
Maliqa has a very strong sillage—you certainly won’t go unnoticed. It is a fragrance for evening outings, special occasions, or days when you want to feel like a queen.
Thanks to its rich eau de parfum concentration, it has excellent longevity: 2–3 sprays on pulse points are enough.
It is ideal for the cooler seasons—autumn and winter—when you crave comfort and warmth.
Pairings and Similar Fragrances
If you like Maliqa, take a look at similar fragrances: Gucci Envy Me, which is equally floral and feminine; Givenchy Lucky Charms, playful and romantic; and L'Occitane en Provence Rose Eau Parfumée Souffle Apaisant, for rose lovers.
Maliqa is an ode to femininity and strength—a fragrance that is memorable and enchanting.
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