Khair Confection by PARIS CORNER

Out of my entire collection, this is the best I own; simply sensational, exquisite! The projection and longevity are fantastic.

At first, it smells like fruit candies or Yara Candy-style gummies (a bit plasticky), but once it dries down, it resembles Kahir Confection much more. It’s sweeter because it lacks patchouli, which is great. It has a woody base that supports the pear, vanilla, and marshmallow. Perfect for sweet lovers. It’s not shy, but it’s not annoying. A sweet fruity ideal for summer in small amounts or for layering. The best part: it lasts well, moderate on skin and longer on clothes. For around $20 here, compared to a Kayali that lasts 1-2 hours and costs over $100, there’s no comparison. Thanks Paris Corner 🫰

I love it. It’s sweet without being gourmand, so it doesn’t feel heavy to me. There’s a floral note in the dry-down, but above all, it’s sweet. Moderate projection, lasts 6-7 hours on skin.

Beautiful and seductive. It’s sweet, boozy, and luminous, enveloping you without being cloying, a key point for those who don’t like sweet scents. It’s made with class. I admit that Kayali Candy Rock Sugar has a slightly more magical touch, but considering price and quality, it’s worth buying this Khair Confection.

Buy blind; the bottle is divine with its colour gradient. I thought it would be another generic gourmand, but it amazed me. I believe it’s one of the sweetest scents I’ve tried; when I apply it, I feel like syrup. It reminds me a bit of Le Belle by JPG and has a mysterious little note that makes it interesting. I liked it more than Khair Pistachio; I think I’ll continue buying the Khairs from Paris Corner one by one to complete the collection and find more treasures.

At first it smells like sweet sweets, but once it dries down I was absolutely delighted: it’s identical to La Belle JPG. I’ve been hunting for that perfume at a good price in stores for years, so I’m sticking with Khair Confection. It’s a sweet, creamy, vanilla-infused pear that I adore

It’s nice, but I tried it thinking it would be a dupe for La Belle… nothing like it, haha

Khair Confection by Paris Corner, love at first sniff ♥️♥️♥️. From the first spray, I knew it was very mine: the opening is pure joy, candied pear with cream like a creamy dessert that makes me smile. It’s sweet without being cloying, with a playful touch that’s addictive. Then soft florals emerge, making it elegant without losing its indulgent character. The best part is the dry down: warm vanilla and marshmallow with creamy sandalwood, like wrapping yourself in a sweet cloud. On my long-lasting skin, I keep reapplying it to revive the opening. The trail is unobtrusive and people always ask what smells so delicious. The pink bottle with blue accents is gorgeous; it looks like a caramel. It reminded me of Jean Paul Gaultier La Belle Le Parfum (2021), but it had something that grated on me; in contrast, Khair doesn’t grate at all. It’s what La Belle could have been but wasn’t. I haven’t tried Kayali, but now I’m keen to try it. In summary: sweet, feminine, joyful and addictive. One of those perfumes that makes you feel comfortable and beautiful all day 💖. From the collection, this and Felicity are my favourites (I have them all except the first one, which they say is more masculine, and I’m missing the last one, Lulu, which I want to try)

Khair Confection by Paris Corner, a gourmand whisper born in 2024 that envelops the senses. The juicy pear and whipped cream dance fresh and indulgent. In the heart, plush cashmere, radiant jasmine and exotic ylang-ylang weave a spell. At the base, warm vanilla, sweet marshmallow and creamy sandalwood seal an olfactory poem of dreamy afternoons. It’s a fragrance that caresses like a sugary memory, a delight for those who carry softness and passion. ⚠️ Warning: you’ll love it or hate it, there are no middle grounds

What a perfume with such different reviews! That should give us a clue that it’s not linear. Perhaps it doesn’t evolve as much or as slowly as others, but it has enough notes for us to perceive such different things. In my case, it has the dense, plush sweetness I like in mostly sweet perfumes. It’s very pleasant and makes you want to sniff your wrist repeatedly. It’s a delicious gourmand, even though it’s my favourite olfactory family

I bought a small vial to try it and was hugely disappointed. I’m a lover of sweet perfumes with candy and marshmallow scents… I felt nothing. It smells like stale sweets, like a strangely mixed blend; I don’t feel the notes it claims to have. Maybe it’s my skin, I don’t know, but I didn’t like it at all

How sweet! It’s a pure tooth-rotter, perfect for gifting to a teenager or someone in their twenties. Smells like juicy, sweet pear, almost drinkable. I wouldn’t classify it as gourmand; it’s super affordable and perfect for any season. It doesn’t overwhelm in summer, lasts longer on clothes, and has moderate projection.

I’m super confused by the reviews talking about it being linear, vanilla, or marshmallow. I don’t know if it improves over time, but honestly, I don’t want to know. The opening is a sharp, sugared pear that irritates, but that’s not all: almost immediately the sweetness vanishes, and on the skin (or due to my pH), only the sandalwood and some spiced notes like patchouli remain. I felt NOTHING of vanilla or marshmallow, just pear at the start and then sandalwood. The dry-down reminded me a bit of YSL’s Black Opium, which I didn’t expect since I love super sweet and feminine fragrances. I regret buying it blind without testing it; the good thing is it’s not expensive (around 25,000 Chilean pesos), but given the notes and reviews, I expected something else. Don’t buy it without testing it first!

To me, it has a muskiness that the original lacks. I don’t like it, but I dislike the original’s price even less. I enjoy the opening, but not the dry-down.