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3.4-oz Lattafa Perfumes Khamrah Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray (Aromatic Spicy)

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Amazon has 3.4-oz / 100ml Lattafa Perfumes Khamrah Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray (Aromatic Spicy) for $19.55. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Scent Details:
  • Aromatic Spicy
    • Top notes: Cinnamon, Nutmeg and Bergamot
    • Middle notes: Dates, Praline, Tuberose and Mahonial
    • Base notes: Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Benzoin, Myrrh, Amberwood and Akigalawood

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Amazon has 3.4-oz / 100ml Lattafa Perfumes Khamrah Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray (Aromatic Spicy) for $19.55. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Note: Usually ships within 2 to 4 weeks

Scent Details:
  • Aromatic Spicy
    • Top notes: Cinnamon, Nutmeg and Bergamot
    • Middle notes: Dates, Praline, Tuberose and Mahonial
    • Base notes: Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Benzoin, Myrrh, Amberwood and Akigalawood

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
  • About this Product:
    • Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars at Amazon based on over 27,280 customer reviews.
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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James_bond003
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This whole idea of perfumes being strictly "masculine" or "feminine" really took off in the West during the 1990s, largely driven by commercial interests. In my experience traveling across many Middle Eastern countries, perfumes are mostly considered unisex and deeply personal.
Some women prefer woodsy or citrus scents, while some men enjoy floral or earthy notes—it has nothing to do with being masculine or feminine. Take the famous Creed Aventus, for example. It's often seen as a perfect unisex fragrance: it blends pineapple and floral notes yet is loved by both men and women.
I remember once browsing for oud essential oils in a local Middle Eastern market. I asked a shopkeeper where the men's perfumes were, and she simply replied, "Perfume is perfume. There's no men's or women's perfume." Long back in the early 2000s, I was in a Paris Hermes store and a lady salesgirl told me something very similar, if you like perfume, just get it.
signalsoldier
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I just bought this when it popped up on the frontpage about a month ago. I absolutely LOVE IT!! Lasts all day a near perfect clone of Angels' by Killian. Buy it

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UniqueHamster817
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Quote from signalsoldier :
I just bought this when it popped up on the frontpage about a month ago. I absolutely LOVE IT!! Lasts all day a near perfect clone of Angels' by Killian. Buy it

Angels' Share
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Telegan
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Quote from James_bond003 :
This whole idea of perfumes being strictly "masculine" or "feminine" really took off in the West during the 1990s, largely driven by commercial interests. In my experience traveling across many Middle Eastern countries, perfumes are mostly considered unisex and deeply personal. Some women prefer woodsy or citrus scents, while some men enjoy floral or earthy notes—it has nothing to do with being masculine or feminine. Take the famous Creed Aventus, for example. It's often seen as a perfect unisex fragrance: it blends pineapple and floral notes yet is loved by both men and women. I remember once browsing for oud essential oils in a local Middle Eastern market. I asked a shopkeeper where the men's perfumes were, and she simply replied, "Perfume is perfume. There's no men's or women's perfume." Long back in the early 2000s, I was in a Paris Hermes store and a lady salesgirl told me something very similar, if you like perfume, just get it.
I agree for the most part. Some of my favorite scents have rose notes combined with a variety of other notes such as Amouage Lyric and Declaration d'un Soir. I also have Aventus and love it, though I think it's a bit overhyped. lol. "Perfume is perfume". I like that. lol.
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sam_ay
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Quote from abhi555 :
In a broad sense, you're right—many perfumes can be considered unisex. Oud, for example, often falls into that category, and certain fruity notes can as well.
However, some scents have traditionally leaned more toward one gender due to the psychological and cultural associations they evoke. Take rose or jasmine—these floral notes often carry a distinctly feminine impression.
Of course, personal preference plays a big role, but to be honest, I wouldn't feel comfortable getting close—let alone being in bed—with a woman wearing something like Creed Aventus or tobacco, smoky notes. It's a bold, masculine scent that just doesn't fit that kind of setting, at least for me.

I would feel comfortable being in bed with a woman wearing any perfume but just not wearing any clothes 😁😁
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ctz
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Tooooooooooo sweet. Pass.
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4bh1sh3k
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Quote from James_bond003 :
… a lady salesgirl told me something very similar, if you like perfume, just get it.
Of course she did, she was trying to make a sale lmao
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janus3
Jun 8, 2025
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Not a clone of angels share. Similar but definitely it's own thing. That said it's phenomenal and you should get it.
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SmilingHamster9847
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Quote from James_bond003 :
This whole idea of perfumes being strictly "masculine" or "feminine" really took off in the West during the 1990s, largely driven by commercial interests. In my experience traveling across many Middle Eastern countries, perfumes are mostly considered unisex and deeply personal.Some women prefer woodsy or citrus scents, while some men enjoy floral or earthy notes—it has nothing to do with being masculine or feminine. Take the famous Creed Aventus, for example. It's often seen as a perfect unisex fragrance: it blends pineapple and floral notes yet is loved by both men and women.I remember once browsing for oud essential oils in a local Middle Eastern market. I asked a shopkeeper where the men's perfumes were, and she simply replied, "Perfume is perfume. There's no men's or women's perfume." Long back in the early 2000s, I was in a Paris Hermes store and a lady salesgirl told me something very similar, if you like perfume, just get it.
That's not really true. Even in Victorian times there were specific fragrances for men and women. Creed is also a heavily masculine leaning scent, I've never seen it referred to as unisex.

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$23 now.
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01grander
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Quote from SmilingHamster9847 :
That's not really true. Even in Victorian times there were specific fragrances for men and women. Creed is also a heavily masculine leaning scent, I've never seen it referred to as unisex.
In modern times apparently, it's offensive to classify things. There are some scents that are pretty neutral but I think this leans feminine.

I know many types that my grandfather had that were very obviously packaged for men, even saying so, not sure where the other guy got his information. Even the Europeans had specified this, it wasn't just an American thing, but they are more ok with uni than americans.
Last edited by 01grander June 9, 2025 at 06:46 AM.

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