Khair

Khair is the original of the line — and it is a real surprise, because there is nothing gourmand about it. All the versions that carry its name head towards dessert; this one is a woody oud, serious and dark.

— The opening is lively and unexpected: bergamot, pink pepper and davana. Davana is an Indian plant with a fruity, lightly candied scent, and it has the particularity of developing differently on different skins — a material perfumers use for precisely that reason.

— The heart gets straight to the point: rosemary, amber and oud. Rosemary in the middle of an oud is a rare and clever choice: its herbaceous greenness airs the wood out and keeps it from being stifling. Without it, the oud would crush everything.

— The base is dry and noble: vetiver, musk and leather. Vetiver is a root, earthy and dry; with the leather, it gives a very lasting and distinctly masculine ending.

An evening fragrance, for autumn and winter. Listed as unisex, but clearly masculine-leaning. For someone who already knows oud and wants a real one, at a price that has nothing to do with what this register usually costs.

A customer who likes Pistachio or Confection will be disappointed by this one, and vice versa. Two sprays are enough.

The notes

Top — Bergamot, pink pepper, davana
Heart — Rosemary, amber, oud
Base — Vetiver, musk, leather

Olfactive family

Oud and precious woods

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Khair Fusion is the only true fruity floral of the range — all the other Khairs head towards dessert, this one heads towards the flower.

— The opening is juicy and luminous: lychee, red apple, blackcurrant and Italian lemon. Lychee is a note both floral and sweet, and with the apple it gives a start that pleases immediately.

— The heart is a quality bouquet: Taif rose, sambac jasmine and pansy. Taif rose, grown in Saudi Arabia, is one of the most prestigious roses in perfumery — honeyed, spiced, deep. Sambac jasmine is its equivalent among the white flowers.

— The base is soft and dry: vanilla, sandalwood, cedar and musk. The woods come to set the bouquet down and give it staying power.

A spring and summer fragrance, for daytime, bright and easy. Unisex with a feminine leaning. Two to three sprays.

The notes

Top — Lychee, red apple, blackcurrant, Italian lemon
Heart — Taif rose, sambac jasmine, pansy
Base — Vanilla, sandalwood, cedar, musk

Olfactive family

Rose

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Eternal Coffee does exactly what its name promises: a café au lait, as a fragrance.

— The opening is a surprise: coconut and a clean musk. You expect coffee and you first get a creamy, tropical softness, and that is what makes the fragrance wearable rather than aggressive.

— The heart is the coffee itself: a black coffee softened by milk and cream, with sugar and tonka bean. The balance is there: the bitterness of the coffee against the richness of the milk, exactly as in the cup.

— The base comes down onto caramel, which carries the sugar on and gives the fragrance its gourmand ending.

An autumn and winter fragrance, perfect in the morning and in the daytime. Unisex with no ambiguity at all. Two to three sprays.

The notes

Top — Coconut, musk
Heart — Black coffee, milk, cream, sugar, tonka bean
Base — Caramel

Olfactive family

Tobacco and coffee

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