Khamrah and Angels' Share

What do they smell like?

Both are sweet. Khamrah smells of warm spice, burnt sugar and juicy fruit; Angels' Share smells of rum, warm spice and burnt sugar.

Khamrahwarm spice · burnt sugar · juicy fruit · sweet · warm

Angels' Sharerum · warm spice · burnt sugar · sweet

Is the cheaper one close enough?

Khamrah shares the warm spice and burnt sugar of Angels' Share for about 5¢ a spray against 42¢. It leaves out the rum, and wears a work day against into the evening.

Wearers who know both say

“Angels share is apple pie. Khamrah is NOT apple pie.”

Reddit post, r/FemFragLab, 2025

Which lasts longest?

Angels' Share lasts longest: into the evening.

KhamrahA work day 6–9 hours

Angels' ShareInto the evening 9–12 hours

Which will others notice?

Both carry furthest: across a room.

KhamrahAcross a room across a room

Angels' ShareAcross a room across a room

When do they suit?

Khamrah: date nights and going out, in fall and winter; Angels' Share: date nights, going out and special occasions, in fall and winter.

KhamrahDate nightsGoing outFallWinter

Angels' ShareDate nightsGoing outSpecial occasionsFallWinter

Which costs least to wear?

Khamrah, at about 5¢ a spray. Angels' Share costs about 8 times as much.

Khamrah5¢ a spray $49.99 for 100 ml

Angels' Share42¢ a spray $415 for 100 ml

Who do they suit?

Khamrah suits wearers of any age; Angels' Share suits men and women of any age.

KhamrahWearers of any age

Angels' ShareMen and women of any age