Khamrah Dukhan

The fragrance opens with a rich combination of spice and sweetness, wrapped in a subtle veil of smoke. There is an immediate warmth to the composition, with the sweetness providing a plush foundation while the spice and smokiness give the opening a darker, more intriguing edge. At around 15 minutes, the initial intensity begins to settle. The spice becomes less pronounced as the sweetness moves forward, accompanied by lingering smoke and a delicate touch of white florals. The florals add a softer dimension, providing contrast to the warmer and darker elements underneath. By 30 minutes, the familiar Khamrah DNA becomes unmistakable, but with an interesting twist. The gourmand sweetness of praline, amber, and tonka bean creates that recognizable warm, almost vanillic richness, while the additional spice and smoke push the composition in a noticeably darker direction. It feels familiar, yet distinct enough to establish its own personality. At around 60 minutes, the fragrance settles into a beautifully warm and sweet profile, with the gourmand elements becoming smoother and more cohesive. Spice and smoke continue to weave through the composition, preventing the sweetness from becoming overly dense and giving the fragrance a more textured character.

I talked about the scent profile before, now that ive worn this fragrance a couple of times ill talk more about the experience. First of all, the performance on this is insane, when I say ROOMFILLER I mean, in the sense that I sprayed this in my room, took an elevator down and left, and 20 min later, my friend smelled it in the lobby, I didnt even spray there I had just passed by. Same for longevity, spray on my hand, washed multiple times with soap, and the scent is still there strong. If youre easily overwhelmed, get headaches or are often in confined spaces, I wouldnt suggest it. BUT, it is an attention magnet in a good way in the right situation, it'll pull people from meters away with the warm spicy inviting profile, given youre outside often and approachable (as always, the more open and outgoing you are, the easier it is for people to compliment you), so if you read the notes, think you like it, or you want something for a cold winter, this is an insane deal for the money, it is a puzzle that it costs so little with such scent profile, performance, AND presentation.

I own the three versions and I love them all and can distinct clearly all of them, so def is not redundant in your collection if you already own a Khamrah. If I should simplify, the original is a boozy vanilla, the second is a coffee infused vanilla and for the third maybe my nose is making strange associations but I can smell a delicious warm spiced cherry. It is very strange because I see that cherry is not in the notes. Not sure if someone else has the same impression. Btw it is intoxicating, good, not cloying, insane projection and performance, extremely seductive on men and women. Not office safe. Yes blind buy if you love sweet dense syrupy fragrances. Very nice bottle design (not unfortunately common in Lattafa). Crazy value for money. No synthetic smell. To my nose the smoky note is not really detectable. For me is a solid 5/5

Very similar to the original but sweeter. Slightly more feminine. Not ass in your face and there is a crisp warmth to it. It reminds me of being cozy inside during a snowy winter day and feeling the cool air enter your nose and make your lips cold when you step outside for the first time. A beautiful fall and winter scent. I would buy a full version. I think I may prefer this to the original. It reminds me of the crunch of fall leaves under my shoes as I walk around. This reminds me of a relaxing slow day filled with cookies, fluffy blankets, candles, friends and family during the holidays. This evokes the feeling of counting down the days to winter / Christmas break as a child before you knew santa didn’t exist. It’s sophisticated but there is a whimsical warm innocence. I absolutely adore

Very similar to the OG - having both would be pointless imo. The opening is not as syrupy sweet and warm. The drydown is fizzy spicy and fresh like Khamrah but the patch here makes it more dirty spicy, quite similar to the patch spicy effect of the Akigalawood in Khamrah, in the latter it's just more discreet. I don't get much of the incense and tobacco tbh, and it wasn't smoky on me. I don't find the Dukhan traditionally masculine. I'm a female and it smelled unisex on me. It's just not as sweet as the OG so a better choice for men. It's a nice fall scent. I tested it in the Greek heat of September and it stays spicy, fresh balsamic and oriental. The bottle is gorgeous.