Khair Felicity

How it Smells

Khair Felicity opens with a fizzy sweetness – the champagne and black currant accord tries its best, but there's a slightly synthetic edge to it. It's close to Silk Santal, maybe 88% there. The nectarine in the heart is juicier here, less creamy than the Kayali, but the praline keeps it gourmand. The jasmine is subtle. The base is where the differences are most apparent. It's heavy on the sugar and vanilla, pushing the sandalwood into the background. Silk Santal has a cleaner, more defined sandalwood note. This leans sweeter, bordering on cloying if oversprayed.

Conclusion

Khair Felicity is a decent dupe for Silk Santal, especially if you're on a budget. It captures the sweet, fruity, and slightly boozy vibe of the original, though it lacks the sophistication and sandalwood depth. If you love sweet gourmands and want a similar scent profile without breaking the bank, this is a good option. But Khair Felicity is a respectable alternative for everyday wear.

Performance Reality Check

Longevity is surprisingly good. I get about 6 hours on my skin. Projection is moderate for the first two hours, then it settles closer. It's noticeable, but not overpowering. A safe reach for daytime.