CH Kings by Carolina Herrera
Men 2019
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Description
CH Kings by Carolina Herrera is a spicy aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2019, this composition features rose pepper, black pepper, violet, and cardamomo in the top notes. The heart unfolds lavender, cocoa, coffee, pineapple, and statice, while the base settles on tonka bean, musk, and amber.
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Key notes
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Top
pink pepper
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Heart
lavender
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Base
tonka bean
Community
134 votes
- Positive 60%
- Negative 31%
- Neutral 9.7%
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Leading answer I own it
420 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
134 votes
Season
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165 votes
Time of day
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101 votes
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Fragrance profile
About CH Kings
CH Kings by Carolina Herrera is a spicy aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2019, this composition features rose pepper, black pepper, violet, and cardamomo in the top notes. The heart unfolds lavender, cocoa, coffee, pineapple, and statice, while the base settles on tonka bean, musk, and amber.
Spices Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
95 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
140 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
50 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
44 votes
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MrNiceGuy
I don’t understand what’s missing from the potency; it lasts days on clothes and is so strong it sometimes gives me vertigo. It’s a powerful, quality scent, but be careful: don’t buy blindly because the violet note is intense and can be cloying. Use it in cool weather with just a few sprays, but it is worth it.
svazquez7
I’ve always thought Carolina Herrera fragrances are cheap, except for the classic CH For Men in the trapezoidal bottle, which has that rare fougère touch I love. 212 is okay, but it doesn’t hit as hard as others. The atrocities they’ve released in recent years are disappointing; they should pull them. This one smells good and that’s it. Moderate projection and longevity. You won’t smell bad, but you’ll look like an average guy.
svazquez7
I’ve always considered Carolina Herrera fragrances as cheap and uninteresting, except for the classic CH For Men in the trapezoidal bottle, which has a strange fougère note that I love. 212 is decent, but it doesn’t stand out like the rest. The atrocities they’ve released over the years are disappointing; they should pull them. This one, for example, smells okay and that’s it. Nothing special and it smells like Axe (like Dylan Blue). Longevity and projection are moderate. You won’t smell bad, but you’ll smell like an average kid.
Uglydreamer92
The only virtue I find is the bottle; it’s gorgeous and has personality. But that’s where it ends. What made me reject Ch Kings were offenses like its poor longevity and an almost non-existent sillage. It lacks authenticity and originality; it smells almost identical to 212 VIP Black or the classic CH. What a pity, Ch Kings, very disappointing 🙁
Uglydreamer92
The only virtue I find in this perfume is the bottle, which is gorgeous and has personality, but that’s where it stops. What has disappointed me about Ch Kings is the nonsense: its longevity is ridiculous and its sillage is barely noticeable. Plus, it lacks authenticity, identity, and originality, as it smells almost identical to 212 VIP Black or CH Men Classic. What a shame, Ch Kings, very disappointing 🙁
Fernando Acuña
Carolina Herrera has gone too far. The new 212 VIP Black Extra smells of cocoa, tonka, and lavender, just like Ch Kings, and there’s another one that seems like a clone. What a coincidence that they all came out the same year with the same notes. I’m outraged at Carolina Herrera.
M.A.Saez
It’s a super creamy scent thanks to the cocoa and lavender blend, with a touch of smoked pineapple. It makes you feel like a refined rogue, ideal for young people and going out at night. It doesn’t attract compliments; it’s like you’re already wearing that smell.
bluestone
Bought it blind and almost regretted it based on the reviews, but I actually like it. I gave it two chances on cold days before writing this. At first, it smells like coffee liqueur, then transforms into creamy cocoa on the skin. It feels pleasant and after 7 hours, it still shows up well when I’m warm. It reminds me of the classic CH, but more reserved, less noticeable in trail and projection. It’s more for personal enjoyment; in the cold, it feels like a cup of coffee with cocoa—sweet and not overpowering. Sometimes it smells like dulce de leche with coconut. Always test it first to see how it evolves on your skin.
Dylaniano
Spectacular opening. A delicious blend of gin and cocoa. I always love it in the first 30 minutes. The bad news is that after that, on my skin, it fades to skin scent, and by an hour I can barely detect it. Such a pity. The opening is a resounding yes, everything else is disappointing.