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Asad vs Khamrah
How they smell, what they share, when to wear them and what they cost — side by side.
At a glance
Quite alike
Worked out from their main accords and notes.
- Notes in common
- Vanilla
- Benzoin
- Shared accords
- Warm spicy
- Vanilla
- Amber
- Balsamic
- Woody
- Better value
- AsadLYD 30 less
- Both suit
- Autumn
- Winter
- Night
How they smell
Bold and spicy. Black pepper and tobacco over a deep base of amber, dry woods and vanilla.
Warm spice and sweet dates wrapped in vanilla, tonka and myrrh — rich, cosy and made for the evening.
Main accords
- Warm spicy (Asad: 100 · Khamrah: 100)
- Vanilla (Asad: 70 · Khamrah: 76)
- Amber (Asad: 82 · Khamrah: 62)
- Balsamic (Asad: 46 · Khamrah: 56)
- Woody (Asad: 50 · Khamrah: 46)
- Sweet (Asad: — · Khamrah: 90)
- Tobacco (Asad: 62 · Khamrah: —)
- Coffee (Asad: 55 · Khamrah: —)
- White floral (Asad: — · Khamrah: 38)
- Powdery (Asad: 36 · Khamrah: —)
When to wear
Asad
- Autumn
- Winter
- Night
Khamrah
- Autumn
- Winter
- Night
Fragrance notes
In both
Top
Black pepper
Tobacco
Pineapple
Bergamot
Cinnamon
Nutmeg
Heart
Patchouli
Coffee
Iris
Dates
Lily of the valley
Praline
Tuberose
Base
Vanilla (In both)
Amber
Dry woods
Benzoin (In both)
Labdanum
Tonka bean- Benzoin (In both)
Myrrh
Akigalawood- Vanilla (In both)
Amberwood
Details
- House
- BothLattafa
- Concentration
- BothEau de Parfum
- Scent family
- BothAmber & Spice
- Price
- LYD 160
- LYD 190
- Sizes
- 100 ml · LYD 160
- 100 ml · LYD 190
- Availability
- BothIn stock
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