Khalis Perfumes.

Khalis has 72 perfumes indexed on Scendira, with a catalogue that pairs gourmand sweetness with traditional oud. Sweet (21 perfumes) and fruity (19) are the top accords, tied closely with vanilla (19), then oud (17), warm-spiced (16), and musky (15), so most Khalis perfumes open sweet or fruity before settling into an oud-musk base. Musk (22) and vanilla (17) are the leading individual notes layered on top of those accords. Prices run $19 to $60, median $30, firmly in accessible mall-brand territory. The range leans unisex (42 of 72 mapped), with feminine (18) and masculine (12) filling out the rest. By community mentions, Iman is the most-discussed Khalis perfume, followed by Zeena, Hareem al Sultan, and Noor. Khalis is known for blending gourmand sweetness with a traditional Arabic oud base, a bridge style for shoppers moving from mainstream fragrance into oud.

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Best for: shoppers new to oud who want a sweet, fruity entry point rather than a smoky, full-strength oud fragrance.

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By community mentions across Scendira's data, Iman is the most-discussed Khalis perfume with 7 mentions, followed by Zeena, Hareem al Sultan, and Noor. Each has its own page here with real community reviews and the honest downside on longevity and projection.

Sweet and fruity up top, oud underneath. Sweet and fruity are the two leading accords (21 and 19 of 72 perfumes), with oud in 17 and musky in 15, so expect a gourmand opening that settles into a traditional Arabic oud-musk base.

Yes, that's its niche. Khalis pairs sweet, fruity top notes with an oud base across a large share of its catalogue, at a $30 median price, making it a gentler entry point than fully oud-forward houses before trying something smokier.

Mostly unisex. Of the 72 Khalis perfumes mapped in our data, 42 are tagged unisex, 18 feminine, and 12 masculine, so most of the range is built to wear across genders rather than marketed strictly to one.

Khalis perfumes on Scendira run $19 to $60, with a $30 median, putting the brand in the same accessible bracket as Hamidi and below mid-tier houses like Junaid, which medians around $50 for a heavier rose-oud composition.