Thank you for bringing up how we are human and judgmental about a fragrance, then sometimes find a place and a love for it. Even if you don't like Angels' Share, you may well have fond feelings for Khamrah because it's so different. Es ist eine perfekte Mischung aus verschiedenen Noten, die sich zu einem einzigartigen und langanhaltenden Dufterlebnis vereinen. The fact that Angel Share was released before and also cost so much doesn't and khamrah was released later and cost less means it's a copy of Angel Share.

Her enamorment with perfumes dates back to her childhood, and now she has a profound collection of perfumes significant for her. And that's when I realized that I needed to say something about Khamrah Lattafa Perfumes, despite the bottle, despite the attempt to imitate another perfume, all the more strange because Khamrah is quite original and attractive precisely because of its originality. It is just a shame that Lataffa cannot come up with a unique standardised packaging/marketing ethos of their own as their many (and I mean many!Your article could help lifting the veil, loved the connection between food (btw what is the zulbia? In addition to dates, which in Khamrah smell so natural - you can feel their sticky skin, slightly grainy dense flesh, and even a smooth narrow stone - you can immediately smell honey. I'd like only to express a couple of insights about 'the dupe issue' that come into my mind reading the article.

Firstly, to what extend a, let say, 15€(or other monetary unit) can be considered a dupe for a 300€ one? Side note, this in my opinion explains why in the section 'this fragrance reminds me' of fragrantica I find often pairings which are nothing in common one with the other except maybe a similar note in the first minute of the opening.Meanwhile, time passed, autumn came, it got colder and Khamrah Lattafa Perfumes became even more beautiful: it softened, slightly muted the sweetness. But Angels' Share immediately goes to an alcoholic side – cognac in all its forms, and its sweetness is completely European in spirit and taste. Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations. Besides, it's more inspiring to discover fragrances in a wider spectrum that is inclusive to the majority of people. Of course it has slight similarities to Angel's Share, but would it have garnered this many reviews and videos and Youtubers talking about it without the presentation they gave it?

A note of hazelnuts unfolds, and Khamrah smells exactly like the Iranian delicacy "ranginak": dates stuffed with nuts and rolled in toasted flour with cinnamon, cardamom and pistachios. Sure it may not smell *exactly* the same as Angel’s Share but it’s pretty close, because Khamrah is literally a clone. Not as date as Khamrah, perhaps (I've yet to test this undoubted beauty) but certainly worthy of your attention.I'm not a expert or a fan of photography, I'm barely able to discern a professional picture from a non professional one. It seems like whatever is trendy and expensive is set as some sort of pillar that everything must be compared to. Dubai’s leading premium luxury perfumery of authentic Arabic fragrances, inspired by the Arabic words, ‘Latif’ for kindness and ‘Lateefa’ for pleasant, Lattafa resonates with the luxury and elegance of the Arabian culture. In Budapest women and men are on the verge of a nervous breakdown to get some sample from the latest Lattafa.

This parfume instead seems me (not having tried it) a different kind of marketing: using a bottle inspired to a famous fragrance, so the custimer is 'deceived' to think that it is a dupe and tries it with this is mind, just to have a surprise. For adults, it recites stories from One Thousand and One Nights, Nur-ad-din, the beautiful and brave Mariam, about the insidious courtiers, dangerous robbers and dizzying adventures.And the awful bottle – awful because of the obvious imitation – found its way into my collection at the time when I didn't plan any perfume purchases. This perfume is truly not an Angel's Share dupe at all, yet it has been voted as such by the entire fragrance community based on bottle alone. She studied at the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography and at the Philological faculty of Moscow State University.