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The Khamrah starts off relatively sweet and becomes much spicier as the fragrance progresses (I don't know the other Khamrah. The longer you wear it, the more clearly a coffee note comes through and a note that is difficult for me to define, which strongly reminds me of a women's perfume from my mother (unfortunately I can't remember the name).
The spicy coffee note is unfortunately drowned out by a captivating sweetness. I can imagine it on a woman, but not on myself. So if anyone wants my bottle, please get in touch via DM.

I bought this fragrance in search of a good summer scent. The scent itself is not bad and really reminds me of a lemon cake. I wouldn't say it's really strong and it doesn't last too long on the skin. Perhaps the performance will improve as it matures, but I think it could be stronger in general.

To take this directly away from critics: My bottle is from 10/2023, so it should already be sufficiently matured.
The fragrance really starts off extremely alcoholic, almost unpleasantly so, and the subsequent smell of fire is unfortunately only very faint. The durability is also not really good on my skin (

I really had various perfumes from Lattafa in this fragrance order, but I was actually most impressed by the cheapest one.
I would describe the fragrance very clearly as a detergent-like scent. However, it doesn't smell like the detergent itself, but rather a little soapy and pleasantly floral after washing and drying outside. And it really smells quite unique, I've actually never smelled such an unusual shower gel / detergent-like fragrance before.
It starts off really fresh and fruity with a soapy lychee, but then quickly becomes spicier, which I really like. This makes the fragrance quite masculine, despite its partly floral notes. It also lasts on my skin for at least 5 hours and at this price you can confidently spray more.
I really only find the Al Dirgham even better in this price range but otherwise I don't think there's a better fragrance for €15.

At the beginning it starts much better than the Sunrise on the Red Sand Dunes Eau de Parfum, the black teen note is really great, but after 15-20min it swings off into a clear feminine direction, which I really don't like on myself at all
The longevity is okay from my point of view, but nothing more, I can't perceive it on my skin for longer than 4 hours (this may also be due to the odor-blinding ambroxan).
I don't think the fragrance lives up to the hype and for 40€ you get 2 times the fragrance from Zara which is why I would always prefer it to Art of Arabia.