Research harness
Khamrah Eau de Parfum
A smellmap of this perfume, drawn from the notes and performance data we hold. Built on the published work of Dr Kate McLean, whose smellmaps give ephemeral scent a stable visual form. How this works
How to read it
- Colour
- Each note keeps its own colour - saffron gold, rose pink, oud near-black. The same colours appear on the note cards below
- Size
- How loud the note is in the blend - its weight, scaled by the perfume's intensity. This one rates 4/5, strong
- Rings
- Sillage - how far the scent carries off the skin. More, wider rings mean a bigger scent bubble. This perfume projects 4/5, strong
- Mark or wash
- Persistence - fleeting top notes are crisp round marks at the opening; base notes pool into soft flat washes that linger through the drydown
- Height
- Prominence - within each stage, the stronger a note smells, the higher it sits on the map
Note weights, intensity and projection come from our structured perfume profiles - how we build them
The notes behind it
Hover a note to pick out its mark on the map
