Khamrah Dukhan

I’m a woman and I just fell in love with this smokey gem of a perfume. I find it incredibly sensual, smokey and sweet, deep and dark, longevity is great and also sillage. I love it more than OG KHAMRAH. I thought it was female or unisex. It is absolutley sexy, date night approved.

Yeah this is genuinely very smoky.. and yes I'm aware dukhan means smoke but it's blown out of proportion If someone wore this I'd think they just finished smoking cigarettes or something. It's absolutely not bad! It's a great scent but not very wearable. like I don't get why you would ever want to smell like ashes with subtle sweetness

I like it really, still an amazing fragrance. the difference between the og is slight, this one I found isn't as sugary, candy sweet. If you have one you don't really need the other one.

(Decant) Way too smoky and leathery even though leather is not on the notes. I find this one similar to Rifaqat by Paris Corner. I hate this scent profile.

The first time I sprayed this, it was just a very nauseatingly strong tobacco scent. I swore I’ll never buy a tobacco fragrance again, this being my first. However, after a month of maceration, Dukhan has blended so well that it changed my mind, tobacco fragrances are now one of my favourite DNAs. Dukhan is just lovely, sweet yet undoubtedly masculine, with a pleasant hint of spice. I think Lattafa did well to add tobacco to the Angel Share DNA. Killian could have done it, but they did Smoking Hot instead, of which Lattafa’s Mashrabya is a wonderful clone. Dukhan is potent, lasts a long time projecting, a few sprays can fill a room with one’s scent. I think Dukhan is underrated, one can gatekeep this unique Angel Share flanker. Price these days is also great.

I've gone through two bottles of Khamrah Qahwa and I'm now on my first bottle of Dukhan. Funny enough, I've never even owned the original Khamrah. These are outstanding fragrances. Every time I put them away for a month and wear some of my more expensive French Avenue, Rasasi, or Armaf fragrances, I come back to these and think, "Man, I spent a lot of money I probably didn't need to." The more I wear them, the more I think I actually prefer Dukhan. That spicy note is absolutely fire. I enjoy it even more than the coffee note in Qahwa. If you're on the fence about either one, don't hesitate. They're both 10/10 in my book. The biggest difference to me is that Dukhan leans more masculine, while Qahwa has a softer, slightly more feminine vibe.

I can't get enough of this, extremely rich and moreish smell. Insane projection and longevity. Personally I think this is waaay better than Kamrah OG, which i also own and love. It's just got more depth, and layers and smells super expensive.

smells like cheap dark candy not my type of smell also between the cap and the bottle the area was sticky and dirty

i was at a certain department store looking for the original khamrah, but could only find dukhan and blind bought it. its pretty nice for winter, reminds me of a warm cozy christmas evening. for some reason when you first spray it, theres a smell i cant describe, it smells like what the flouride they put on your teeth at the dentist tastes like, if that makes sense, eventually it fades.

This variation of khamrah is actually quite nice, it's very masculine and spicy and it's perfect for the evenings, not that synthetic and overall a creative fragrance, the name is unique because the dukhan is a big smoke that affects everyone for 40 days in Islam, and it implies that this fragrance is smoky and incense, overall it's a 9/10 I wish it was as cheap as the og khamrah because nobody appreciates this.

I picked up the entire Khamrah trio after all the excitement surrounding the collection and was fortunate enough to find them at some excellent prices. My first impressions of Khamrah Dukhan were somewhat mixed, as the fragrance felt very bold and densely layered straight out of the box. However, after six months of maturation, it has blended beautifully. The sharper edges have softened, the accords feel far more integrated and the overall composition now comes across as richer, smoother and more cohesive. What initially seemed overwhelming has evolved into a much more refined and enjoyable fragrance experience. Dukhan retains its distinctive character while revealing greater depth and balance with time, reinforcing the idea that patience can be rewarded with fragrances from this style of perfumery. Overall, I'm very happy to have Dukhan as part of the collection. Its transformation over the past six months has been remarkable and it serves as a great reminder that some fragrances simply need time to fully reveal their potential. Despite everything currently happening in the Middle East, Khamrah releases continue to capture the attention of the fragrance world, earning plenty of love, generating spirited debate and of course, attracting their fair share of detractors along the way.

Khamrah Dukhan is a delightfully well-blended fragrance, and actually rather refreshing for warm weather. It seems to hit a harmonic point on the route between sweetly gourmand and spiced oriental amber. Indeed at the opening, it gives something similar to a spiced vanilla cola scent. It should be mentioned, though the word 'dukhan' does mean smoke in Arabic, the smokiness of Khamrah Dukhan is only a very mild and sweet note of incense. There is nothing bitter or harshly choking about the smoke found here.

Just as a beginning, the reviews on the Qahwa is why I begin to really dislike influencers. Every new frag is not simply "better" except for them to line their pockets. Sometimes they are just "different." The Dukhan is sweeter, but when that happens I prefer the frag to be spicier. Q is not. The spice is muted for the coffee. Some may prefer that but for the rendition in Q I do not. My idea of a coffee smell is tied to the old perk types that use to overflow on the stove and left grains on the bottom of the cups with an ethereal smell that would go into all the rooms of the house, not like a drip perk type. Q doesn't have that. It has that latte Bailey's Irish cream type that some of the coffee chains use to cover up their burnt roasts. If you want to say it's more balanced, whether it's less sweet maybe "because" of the coffee, fine. All I'm left with is a duller Dukhan.

Absolutely love this! I get compliments from total strangers when I wear it so people must appreciate the scent trail. To be honest I was becoming disenchanted with the industry as a whole as everything was so redundant and ridiculously expensive, but this, my first foray into Arabic fragrances has completely rejuvenated my interest. Dukhan smells lovely, rich and expensive but is so affordable. I’m very pleased and thankful to have stumbled across it.

Khamrah Dukhan by Lataffa: Out of all three (not anymore, thanks Waha) of the Khamrah line, this one appealed to me the most thanks to the darker profile that avoided the coffee of Qahwa. I can say without a doubt its still gourmand sweet but the added incense and tobacco help keep it in check. The main thing I noticed with this fragrance upon first spray was the pimento. It completely blew my nostrils apart but thankfully it was gone within a week; this left me with an amazing, sweet-spicy resinous profile reminiscent of Christmas. Compared to the sweet, honeyed dates opening of the original Khamrah, Dukhan doesn’t really share this quality, It’s more of a dry, warm sweetness than a rich, fruity sweetness on my nose. The evolution of the scent is not really grand or revealing in any way to me, it starts sweet-spicy and ends sweet-spicy. There’s a bit of nuance on the opening with a slight fruity note provided by the orange and it slowly transitions into a more spiced scent over time while also becoming something more resembling the original Khamrah with its vanillic dry down thanks to the praline. Performance on this scent is insane. Easily my most lasting scent on my journey so far (granted, it’s only been 10 months) with 12+ hour performance on skin and lasting multiple days on clothes. I used up the last 5ml of my full bottle around 4 days ago and can still faintly smell the dry down on my jacket. 100ml cost me around £23 and performance is literally nuclear, if you like spicy-gourmand, it’s an easy reach or if you’re looking for something not quite as sweet as the original Khamrah but find yourself dissuaded by the coffee note of Qahwa as I was, Dukhan might be for you.

Very similar to khamrah Kawah but more spicy and with a hint of Tabacco.

INCREDIBLE PROJECTION like literally u can smell it a mile away, longevity: on clothes lasts up until two days, on skin 8h+, its my most complimented perfume. Its very sweet and syrupy for me, on my skin the spices and syrupy dates and praline stand out, I never smelled the "smokey" part though. Very unique scent, I instantly recognize it when somebody else is wearing it or left the trail behind. Great perfume but too strong for my taste...

My top 3 fragrance for winter with Nuclear projection. The smell is so specific that lots of people was telling me that I smell like a girl. Def not a safe blind buy

This is just nuclear. Definitely one of my top 3 strongest fragrance in my collection. I can confrim this when my friend sprayed this on his wrist, and for 2 mf hours, that one spray projects like your father's fart. It just lingers everywhere with that ONE spray. Scent wise, I like it more than the OG and Qahwa. This is the most underrated from the line.

The cacophony of spices chosen for this fragrance ends up being near identical to those used in many western "holiday" scents. This fragrance is what I imagine the Santa Claus depicted on a hallmark postcard smells like. It is so incredibly festive that it borders on being jarring and inappropriate to use it any time other then October through December. Perhaps this may not be true for the European or Eastern nose but if you are American, British, or Aussie know that this smells like a picture of Santa Claus sipping hot cider in a rocking chair by the fireplace on Christmas Eve.

Phenomenal. When I first smelled Angel’s Share I was captivated, but could not wear it. Just ever so slightly too fem for me. This is what I hoped it would become. My goodness, this…..

Definitely masculine. Reminds me of a men's cigar shop with a boozy undertone. Not feminine at all!

This is absolutely awful. I tried to like it, and I even brought it to work to see if anyone would like it and take it home. We all got the same grandma smell from this fragrance. You could not pay me to wear this. I also think that the whole Khamrah line has been overglazed by the internet, none of them are that great. Overall, if you want to smell like a grandmas old house, get this fragrance: 2/10

Better than Khamrah and Qahwa. Dukhan > Khamrah > Qahwa imo. The smokiness offsets some of that holiday candle realness. Makes it smell more well-rounded.

Reminds me of Qahwa more then the original. Has that coffee spice but isn't as sweet as Qahwa. Has some more darker spices in tobacco and something smoky that can't put my finger on. The woods are really smooth and fit the fragrance as well. A mix of dried fruits as well (not just dates).

Smoky, woody incense take on Khamrah & Angel Share. This is probably one of my favourites and the bottle is fantastic. Personally this takes the DNA and makes it a bit more interesting. The dry down kind of fades away the smokiness and goes back to the OG. 10/10 autumn / winter fragrance.

Incredible cold weather scent. Warm, spicy, cinnamon heavy. Ive been told i smell like a apiced apple at work. Definetly unisex

I smelled before buying. I thought it was overly intoxicating. Wasn't a super fan as mt current favored profile is Polo Green. But as I continued to wear it, I have found i like it. Something about its price point, its sweet but tamed smell and the fact that it masks any body smell appeal to me. It is a great bedtime scent. Its a great daytime general scent too. I like it a lot. I dont think I would buy a backup but I like. It reminds me of Stronger with You Leather. I am enjoying this family of smells alot. It doesn't feel incensy but if someone's home smelled like this i would think they had special oils or incense around. I tate it a lovely 6.5-7.5/10

i know there is no cherry but somehow i still can smell that with a cherry somehow

My lady refers to this as "raspberry chocolate" I think it's pretty good. Packaging and presentation are excellent, so it can function as a great gift. This is not my usual type of scent. I wish there was more of a smoke to it. For a fragrance with the name "smoke" it is a bit muted. On that front, it's a little underwhelming. I'll edit once I've worn this a few more times. Edit: Its longevity and projection are pretty good. I wish there was more of a smoke or tobacco feel to this. The batch I got just feel like some Christmas spices and incense added with a very sweet filling. Not exactly my jam, but not bad, and for the price, this would be nice for the winter. Edit 2: I don't know if this is for me.