Khair Fusion

Scent Breakdown

Khair Fusion opens with a blast of hibiscus and rose, aiming for the fruity-floral punch of Hibiscus Mahajad. It gets close, maybe 95% there. The rose is slightly more jammy, less airy than the Maison Crivelli. As it dries, the cinnamon and ambrette peek through, adding warmth and a slightly powdery texture. The base leans heavily into vanilla, almost too sweet, and a suggestion of leather. The mint note? Barely perceptible, if at all. Where Hibiscus Mahajad has this shimmering, almost effervescent quality, Khair Fusion feels a bit heavier, a touch syrupy. The original has an elegance this misses.

The Verdict

Khair Fusion is a respectable attempt at Hibiscus Mahajad. it's a steal. If you crave that unique hibiscus-rose combo but balk at the original's cost, this is a solid alternative. However, be prepared for a slightly sweeter, less nuanced experience. The original is smoother, more refined, and undoubtedly higher quality. Is it ten times better? Debatable. If you're on a budget, Khair Fusion will scratch that itch. If you demand perfection and have the cash, save up for the real deal.

Performance Reality Check

Projection is moderate for the first hour, leaving a noticeable scent trail. Longevity is decent; I get around 6-7 hours on skin. Clothes? It clings for longer. It's not a beast, but it performs well enough . You won't fill a room, but you'll get noticed.