Lattafa Khamrah Waha: The Fresh, Modern Side of the Cult Khamrah Line
The fragrance everyone loves just got a cool, crisp makeover. Lattafa Khamrah Waha takes the warm, addictive Khamrah DNA and wraps it in fresh air — think icy cucumber and zesty yuzu over that familiar cosy-sweet base. It’s been described as “a Khamrah wearing a linen shirt”: all the character you love, made effortlessly wearable for warmer days.
Fresh, modern and genuinely different, it’s the most versatile member of the Khamrah family yet.
The Note Pyramid
Top: Bergamot, Juniper, Yuzu, Ginger
Heart: Cucumber, Sea Salt, Sage, Iris
Base: Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Musk, Ambrofix, Akigalawood
It opens crisp and invigorating — bright bergamot and tart yuzu lifted by a cool juniper edge and a touch of ginger warmth. The heart is where it gets clever: cool cucumber and an airy sea-salt accord with soft, powdery iris. Then, after the first hour, the signature Khamrah base emerges — creamy vanilla, tonka and smooth Akigalawood — reminding you this is still very much a Khamrah underneath.
A New Direction for Khamrah
Created by perfumer Jordi Fernández, Khamrah Waha is an original fresh-amber composition rather than a copy of any designer scent — and it has a genuine first to its name: in collaboration with Givaudan, it’s billed as the world’s first fragrance to use natural cucumber and yuzu. Where the original Khamrah is rich and gourmand and Khamrah Qahwa leans into coffee, Waha goes vibrant, aquatic and airy.
It’s the perfect entry point for anyone who finds the original Khamrah too sweet, or who simply wants that cult DNA in a warm-weather form.
How It Performs
For a fresher scent, Waha holds up well — expect around 6–8 hours of wear, with the woody-amber base (Akigalawood and Ambrofix) keeping a clean, skin-close, subtly magnetic trail. It’s far more wearable in warm weather than the original OGs, making it a strong pick for spring, daytime and day-to-night versatility.
An Honest Word
We’d rather you buy with open eyes. Waha is a fresh-meets-sweet hybrid, and it’s a touch polarising — most enjoy how versatile and modern it is, but some find the fresh top and sweet base feel like two scents layered together, and a few aren’t won over by the cool-aquatic style. It’s also “fresh” rather than a light summer splash, so don’t expect a pure citrus freshie. If a clean, modern, easy-wearing Khamrah sounds like you, it’s a lovely thing.
Part of the Khamrah Collection
Waha is the newest of four. Explore the rest: the original Khamrah (warm spiced gourmand), Khamrah Qahwa (coffee twist), and Khamrah Dukhan (smoky depth).
Tried, Tested, Trusted
We wore Khamrah Waha through a bright coastal day in St Ives, and the cucumber-yuzu opening felt genuinely cool and modern before the familiar vanilla-tonka warmth crept in by the afternoon — fresh, but unmistakably Khamrah. Every Lattafa fragrance we list is cross-checked against multiple expert sources before it reaches this page, so you’re buying on evidence, not hype.
Perfect for: Khamrah fans wanting a warm-weather option, anyone who finds the original too sweet, lovers of fresh-yet-cosy modern scents, or a versatile day-to-night signature. Add Lattafa Khamrah Waha and meet the freshest Khamrah yet.






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