Questions about this brand.
Sweet, woody, and gourmand-leaning, with playful dessert-inspired names. Across the 26 mapped perfumes in Scendira's Anfar 1950 data, woody is the top accord (73%), followed by sweet (65%), vanilla and amber (58% each). Vanilla, musk, and bergamot lead on notes, so expect a cozy, sugared character across most of the range.
By community mentions across Scendira's data, Cotton Candy leads with 10 mentions, ahead of Pistachio Kunafa with 6. Sabbia, Ma Belle, and Privilege carry smaller early mentions. As a brand launched from 2023, this is an early read rather than a settled ranking. Each has its own page here with real reviews.
Anfar 1950 prices sit in a tight $28.38-$54.18 band on Scendira, with a $35.12 median. We don't rate 'quality' ourselves; since the brand only launched in 2023, community mention counts (currently under 10 per perfume) are still building, so treat any verdict as early rather than settled.
Anfar 1950 perfumes on Scendira range from $28.38 to $54.18, with a $35.12 median, a narrow, accessible band typical of a young mass-market Arabic house. There's little spread between entry-level and top-end releases, so price alone won't tell you much about which bottle to pick, the notes and accords matter more here.
Anfar 1950 is a new house (2023 onward) known for gourmand, dessert-themed naming and formulas, sweet appears in 65% of its mapped catalogue and vanilla in 58%. Cotton Candy is currently its most-mentioned release on Scendira.



















