Kaheela Lux

It’s basically an exact dupe of kayali amber Without comparing the two immediately, you cannot tell the difference. However I had a sample of the kayali and I compared each on different wrists. Things I noted: kayali smells like honey and sour cherry in the opening and kaheela opens more like almonds. The middle smells identical but the final dry down kayali smells musky kind of like an old story book or old pages in a book ( kind of moldy musk) and kaheela dries down like a true musk ( not off putting). I love kaheela like no other!!! It took all the awesome parts of kayali and left the parts and created something fantastic.

Another successful blind buy! I have been getting so many good deals on Mercari. Definitely my favorite place to buy rehomed perfumes. This is smooth, cozy, ambery/vanillic and has lasting power! The notes are very wrong on fragrantica though. These are the real ones: Top: Tobacco Leaf, Sour Cherry, Honey, Chocolate, Hazelnut Middle: Ceylon Cinnamon, May Rose, Damask Rose, Citrus Lea Base: Agarwood (Oud), Vanilla, Benzoin, Sandalwood, Cypriol Oil, Patchouli, Musk Loving this! Perfect for the cold weather.

Okay, Kaheela is a nice fragrance. I love the smokiness mixed with honey. It is very very similar to KA Invite only but not completely. I find the notes in KA blend better and has more of a chocolate note on my skin. I do not get any chocolate in Kaheela to my nose. I think this is a nice alternative to KA, but not a solid replacement. KA lasts longer on my skin. 4+ hours and Kaheela just up to 2-3hrs.

Absolutely love. I really liked Kayali's Invite Only, but the price tag isn't worth the so-so performance. The biggest difference to me is that Invite Only is more boozy (I still detect a boozy note in Kaheela Lux even though it's not listed).

Idk how they made it smell almost 1:1 to the Amber Kayali one the notes are different but it’s identical. I doubt I could tell them apart although the performance is a bit different the acent is there. Just hate the bottle haha

Signature autumn/winter scent worthy. So glad that people dont talk about this one on social media. This is pure perfaction. If you like smoky, ambery boozy cherry, this is the one.

Kaheela Lux opens with an intoxicating wave of honey, tobacco leaf, and sour cherry, immediately setting the tone for a fragrance that leans into richness rather than restraint. The top is thick, syrupy, and almost edible - the honey wraps itself around the chocolate and hazelnut, creating a warm, gourmand haze that feels decadent. The tobacco leaf is smooth and aromatic, never harsh, blending seamlessly with the honey to create a golden, resinous warmth. The sour cherry adds a dark fruitiness that cuts through the sweetness, keeping the opening from collapsing into pure dessert territory. Chocolate and hazelnut appear as soft accents - more like shadows than full notes and adding depth and a velvety texture. As the fragrance develops, the sweetness softens and the Ceylon cinnamon rises, adding a warm, spicy glow. The two roses - May Rose and Damask Rose - bloom through the honeyed haze, giving the heart a floral lift without turning the scent into a traditional rose perfume. The citrus leaf adds a faint green brightness, a small but welcome breath of air in an otherwise dense composition. The base is where Kaheela Lux becomes truly opulent. A rich blend of amber, oud, benzoin, vanilla, and sandalwood creates a warm, resinous, almost molten aura. The oud is smooth and sweetened, never animalic, and the benzoin adds a balsamic glow that pairs beautifully with the lingering honey. Cypriol, patchouli, and musk deepen the structure, giving the fragrance a smoky, earthy backbone that anchors all the sweetness. The dry-down is long‐lasting, enveloping, and unmistakably Middle‐Eastern in style - a golden, resinous cloud. Longevity: Excellent - 10+ hours easily Projection: Strong in the first few hours, then settles into a warm, sweet aura Sillage: Noticeable and luxurious Kaheela Lux is a rich, honey‐amber oriental with gourmand accents and a smooth oud base. It’s bold, sweet, resinous, and unapologetically opulent - a fragrance for those who enjoy depth, warmth, and a touch of drama. If you love honey, amber, and sweetened oud, this is a standout in its price range. For me, this is an evening, cold‐weather, opulent amber‐oud gourmand.

this dries down very sweet. I like it alot but the notes are incorrect (usual bs fron paris corner....). performance is bad and the initial spray on is bad too. dry down smell is very nice. unisex. 6 month update: finally, macerated and wow, mix a huge difference. no longer has this really weird borderline animalic shit smelling opening, and it just goes straight to this like boozey,graham cracker, basically. it's good, but seriously, just spray like twenty times and just put it away for months.It is horrible when you first get. the orris finally is standing out and makes it a very paletable scent. shocked it turned out this nice after months of literal shit smell for first 1-2 hours

Paris Corner Kaheela Lux notes: Top: Tobacco Leaf, Sour Cherry, Honey, Chocolate, Hazelnut Middle: Ceylon Cinnamon, May Rose, Damask Rose, Citrus Leaf Base: Agarwood (Oud), Vanilla, Benzoin, Sandalwood, Cypriol Oil, Patchouli, Musk I've owned this perfume for over 2 years and it is a very strong, dark, boozy and sweet cherry perfume. Unisex and better worn on cooler evenings.

After 2 years of masceration, this is perfect. Moderate projection and sillage but great for Fall and Winter, deep amber vanilla fragrance. Leans feminine and great for layering.

Pre-maturation it's quite terrible, overly sweet and very annoying. But I've got time.

They got the notes on this completely wrong!! Fragrantica fix this pls!!!

I’m sorry, but this bottle is hilarious 😂