Khair Fusion

* Very fun unisex fragrance * Dead on clone of Sparkling Lychee * Hybrid fruit and floral fragrance * Great for fruit and floral DNA lovers * Lighter and fresher than many other fruit fragrances on the market * Good blend of sweet, fruit, floral , woody, and powdery aromas * Better for male users than many fruit fragrances on the market * Great fruit opening followed by floral mid and warm drydown * Great for younger users * Great for warmer weather * Great for outdoor and social activities * High quality * Good performer * Might smell too much like candy to some noses * Not good for serious occasions or formal environment * Not good for older users * Might still lean too feminine for some male users Paris Corner's Khair Fusion is a clone of Kayali's Eden Sparkling Lychee. I live near a Sephora so I can vouch for the accuracy. They pretty much nailed it here. This is a very fun fragrance, a light and fresh hybrid fruit and floral fragrance. It blends sweet, fruit, floral, woody, and powdery aromas into a pleasantly cohesive whole. Much like a jawbreaker candy, the layers reveal themselves with a blast of strong lychee and apple fruit which gives way to a floral mid and then a powdery and woody drydown. In fact, this will very much remind you of candy and it's not a coincidence that so many associate this and the original with the smell of gummy bear candy. That resemblance is both the draw and the drawback to this fragrance. It's fun, unique, and refreshing. It's great for younger users, warmer weather and social activities. Probably not good for older users and definitely not for serious settings and occasions. It's unisex and certainly a lot better for men than many other fruit fragrances on the market. But it might still lean too feminine for some men due to the combination of the fresh fruit and fresh florals. This is really high quality and a good performer. It's an absolute must if you like either or both fruit and floral fragrances. Good enough that you should give it a chance if you don't. Highly recommended.

saw this at the store and sprayed on out of curiosity, alongside with pistachio one. didn't like pistachio, but this one? goodness. i cannot picture myself wearing this at all; this doesn't fit my vibes and i always prefer herbal-green family of scents. but if i smell this on anyone this summer, my nose will be all up their business. this reminds me instantly of melting in heat sorbets or popsicles — all sticky and sickly sweet, but in a best way possible. beware that this is a strictly summer fragrance. even more, this is a strictly summer vacation fragrance. if i'm asked who would wear this, i'd picture a group of young people at a bar or a cafe near sea shore, gelato and drinks on the table, laughter and sun. this is a female equivalent of sea breeze blue bottle male fragrances, although i can see this being layered into leaning more male if you don't think that sweetness = female. but maybe that's just me. on drydown, lychee stays, but other fruits fade. i really don't feel a lot of florals in here, but vanilla and musk become more prominent. i mean what i say about season and cause of this perfume. this is an outdoors hot day perfume. if you wear that anywhere else it will just feel like another overwhelmingly sweet perfume that you definitely oversprayed, so be careful around that.

Khair Fusion is basically Life Savers candy in perfume form—super juicy, super sweet, and completely addictive. It gives off a strong "peachy" vibe, but that’s probably the lychee and red apple working together to create that mouthwatering, fruity scent profile. This scent is beast mode. The fruitiness stays front and center for hours, refusing to let the vanilla and musk in the base take over. Even the floral notes, which would normally add balance, stay in the background. Instead, it stays unapologetically sweet—like the sticky feeling on your hands after eating candy. Khair Fusion is the ultimate party fragrance—fun, bold, and perfect for both day and night. It leans youthful, but there’s something nostalgic about it, almost like stepping into a time capsule of carefree sweetness. It’s ideal for warm weather, but you could totally layer it with something cozier in colder months for more depth. Performance-wise, this thing lasts. It’s one of the longest-wearing perfumes in my collection, with strong projection and an intense scent trail. That said, if sugary, fruit-drenched scents aren’t your thing, this one might be overwhelming. But if you love smelling like pure, delicious candy and aren’t afraid of a little (or a lot of) sweetness, Khair Fusion is a good one for you!

If you want to buy this fragrance as a dupe for the Kayali Sparkling Lychee, you’ll be disappointed (or perhaps not). To me, this smells nothing like the original. When I smelled KSL in the store, it was very heavy on the lychee note and other notes were just a company in the background. This fragrance, however, features all the notes at the same time - which makes the lychee blend in and become almost imperceptible. It definitely comes out a little more after the dry down, but unlike Kayali, it’s still accompanied by other notes. Despite not being same as the Kayali, I love this fragrance. It’s very fresh, sweet and clean without being juvenile. Upon the initial smell, I get a scent that reminds me of sour apple rings, then it settles into a clean black currant with lychee and santal wood. Some people complain about it being too sweet - to me, the dry down is just enough sweet, not too much. If you’re looking for a fresh sweet fruity perfume for spring/summer season, this one is definitely the one to pick!

i dont know if this smells like kayali sparkling lychee but i can say this objectively smells so juicy and delicious. I eat litchi all the time and I do have to say objectively I dont get that as the main note. I get a combination of litchi, blackcurrent and a strong apple. The light florals make it so i dont smell like im 12 BUT it definitely is a more fun, light hearted scent. But as a 37 year old, im still good to wear this. The fruits are somewhat synthetic smelling but remind me of nina ricci apple line so not plasticky but just not photorealistic. Opening is my least favourite (synthetic) but the dry down has some resemblance to the discontinued Dior Absolutely Blooming (one of my favourites) without the effervescent effect. Super happy given the price point and I'm so impressed with some of these arabic perfumes that if i didnt have an outrageous collection I would go on a few major arabic sprees.