Men
King
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Descripción
King by Bharara is an aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2021, this composition features orange, bergamot, and lemon (sour lime) in the top notes; fruity notes in the heart; and vanilla, white musk, and amber in the base notes.
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Salida
orange
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Corazón
fruity notes
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Base
vanilla
Comunidad
1,499 votos
- Positivo 85%
- Negativo 8.0%
- Neutral 6.6%
Pirámide olfativa
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The fragrance that doesn’t ask for permission. There are perfumes that force you to pay attention, and this is one of them. From the very first second, King Bharara impacts with a fresh citrus spark that fades quickly, like a curtain opening to reveal the real show: a juicy mix of clean, elegant fruits, without falling into childish or cloying territory. It doesn’t smell like gum or candy; it smells like presence, like security, like someone who walks in and leaves a mark without saying a word. In the final phase, it wins on depth with a creamy, subtle yet enveloping vanilla that rounds off the experience with an air of sophistication and addiction. It achieves an almost perfect balance between fresh and sweet, casual and refined. For me, it’s ideal for cold climates or events where you want to project power and distinction. For an intimate date, it might be too much, and that says a lot. Intense liquid, just a couple of sprays to make yourself noticed. Loved it to the max. My rating: 9.5/10.
The king of Arabic perfumes, and if anyone says it doesn’t last on your skin, they should check their pulse; they must have some issue and don’t realize it. As I read, it’s a perfume that doesn’t ask for permission. A strong, imposing trail; nowadays you’ve smelled this on someone, yes or no. The number of people you run into in a week wearing it is staggering. I recommend it more for autumn/winter, fresh or rainy days. In summer it reaches a point where it even makes me dizzy. It’s masculine; the vanilla, fruity, and citrus notes create an explosion of unique, very attractive aromas. Conclusion: a perfume you must have in your collection.
If you like sweet scents for winter, go ahead and try a decant; I bought 10ml and enjoyed it to no end, I will definitely buy the 100ml or even 200ml if I find a good price. I describe it as addictive and relaxing. I’d say it’s quite unisex.
Disappointing. I tried it in-store and the dry-down was amazing; it would have been my favorite if it stayed that way, but once it dries, it’s an absolute nightmare. It’s nuclear and fills the whole room. I love vanilla scents, but I can’t stand this one. It smells good but I just hate it; it’s too strong. Not recommended for the office; you’ll annoy your coworkers. From experience: if you like it, use a max of 3 sprays, that’s more than enough, and it lasts 8-10 hours minimum.
Rating: 8/10. Frequency: Semi-daily or casual, not always, because the sweetness can get tiring. Climate: Anytime; in the cold it feels more ‘alive’ and ‘grand’, in the heat it smells good without being overwhelming. Usage: For anything; work, date, casual. Scent: Fresh fruity vanilla sweetness. Quality: Amouage would be a 10/10, Bharara King is a 5/10, below many designers but it doesn’t smell bad. Risky?: No, but not indifferent either; it’s not a challenging niche nor a generic designer. Amouage is expensive high-quality chocolate, Bharara is supermarket imitation chocolate that people like and makes them enjoy the moment.
One of my favorites for men. If you want to catch a woman’s attention, buy it. Lasts forever and is noticeable from yards away. Very delicious; if I were a man, I’d wear it in summer/spring for the tropical vibes (fruity notes). 10/10.
After reading a lot, I realized: you either love Bharara King or you hate it. There’s no middle ground. Some trash it, while others elevate it as the best Erba Pura dupe, leaning masculine. Here’s my take: not from the wearer’s perspective, but from the sniffer’s. We bought it split with my brother a few months ago. It was for him, but we researched together and concluded it’s ideal for fall/winter and night dates. It’s a fruity bomb. In Argentina, New Year’s parties typically feature a fruit cocktail (orange, apple, banana, strawberry, kiwi, melon), and that’s the scent on the first spray. Powerful sweetness, slightly citrusy, very juicy. At first, it feels unisex, leaning feminine, bringing back memories of a feminine fragrance from my past. Over time, it changes completely: it becomes creamy, vanilla, woody, and musky. That’s the 180-degree turn, and it feels masculine, very manly. My brother wore it 24/7 to test it, but it’s for CASUAL OUTINGS, DATES, and FRESH NIGHTS. Avoid it in summer; it can be invasive and suffocating. Every time he passes by (we live together), he leaves a huge trail: sweet, woody, dry, clean. Very ‘male presence’. The best part: the longevity is insane. It lingers on clothes for days, smelling like Bharara King even if he hasn’t worn it in a week. The scent is rich, one of my favorites. It’s one of those that, even without the person there, leaves their identity floating. A scent that makes you stop and say, ‘hey, who was here?’. If you value leaving a good impression without saying a word, this fragrance does it for you.
I love it. I tested it in a decant and didn’t hesitate to buy it. Extraordinary quality and performance. Projects like few others. A super-powerful, charmingly sweet scent from every angle. My favorite of 2025.
Top fragrance. If you like sweet and vanilla scents, you’ll absolutely love it. The quality is impeccable. Obviously, people who own Xerjoff Erba Pura might feel ‘resentment’ toward the clone, but this is identical. Bharara King is MUCH more masculine than Erba Pura or Amber Oud Gold, which lean feminine. The longevity is incredible and the projection is overwhelming. The opening is potent (brutal in Eau Parfum, excellent in Parfum), but in the Parfum version, the opening and scent are spectacular with even better longevity. It’s a youthful aroma, not for formal occasions, but perfect for parties and fashion. In the air, Parfum and regular versions are similar, but on skin, Parfum improves significantly in the opening and mid-life, feeling more refined. The opening fades quickly on any perfume, so what matters is the dry-down. The sad part is that the Parfum (wooden box, pressurized spray) is already discontinued on the official website and Fragantica never released it, so it likely won’t be produced again, though stock should still exist. Wait for Bharara King Soleil, which would replace it.
Projects and lasts like few others. Don’t overapply or put it on areas that will touch your face. Better suited for cold weather. Not for everyone, test it first. I don’t know the opening well, but the dry-down feels very artificial and synthetic to me, sharp, without sweetness, probably the musk. It really bothers me, and I notice right away who’s wearing it.
Excellent fragrance for the price, the cost-to-quality ratio is very good. However, I have an issue with the notes: I detect herbal tones, but the brand doesn’t declare any. In fact, I think it shares that masculine mid-note that helps with projection. Sometimes I think it might be a variety of patchouli, but I’m not sure. It seems to give the perfume body, along with the fruity notes.
Excellent perfume with a great balance, a clone of Erba Pura… I don’t find it as invasive as others; this one is more wearable and gets compliments. It feels like an elegant and long-lasting fragrance.
Why hasn’t Bharara King Parfum been added yet? It’s been on the market for two years.
Citrus opening that fades quickly to give way to a fruity tone that doesn’t get cloying. As it dries down, a creamy, musky vanilla emerges, adding warmth and softening the overall blend. At first, it seemed pretty unisex, but with wear, I perceive it as more masculine. It’s a characterful fragrance, potent in longevity and projection. On my skin, it easily lasts 8 hours with a noticeable trail. It has an addictive scent and is, without a doubt, one of the fragrances that has given me the most compliments. Rating: 8.5.
I have the Parfum version, the most intense in the line. It’s definitely a beast mode, a pleasant fruity bomb, though it can be a bit overwhelming in its longevity, so don’t overspray and treat it with respect. But it’s very well executed.
Great perfume, very trendy and popular in Argentina ever since the Joaqui video went viral talking about the Xerjoff Erba Pura. It’s delicious, gets lots of compliments, and lasts forever. I haven’t tried the Xerjoff, but it’s surely higher quality and worth 3 or 4 times more. The issue is that many people use it just because of that video’s popularity, just like with the Al Haramain Gold Edition. It’s good and women love it. It’s a must-have in your collection, regardless of whether you choose the original or a good dupe.
Actually, I have the Bharara King Parfum. They’re quite similar, but the Parfum is supposed to be much more concentrated. I tested the King at a perfumerie; I liked it, but it didn’t knock me out, and it felt very masculine. However, a few days ago at another store, I tested the Parfum and fell in love at first sniff. They sprayed it on my clothes, and 48 hours later, it still smelled fresh. I ran out to buy it. The notes are a mystery—they aren’t listed on Fragrantica or the Bharara website—but you can definitely smell the sandalwood, the fruits, and something deeper in the base that I can’t quite decipher. It feels much more balanced than the King and more unisex. Perfect for all seasons. Hopefully, they add it to Fragrantica soon.
11 hours on skin, fresh out of the box. I work in a factory with high temperatures and fell asleep before it fully dried, so some of the scent stayed in bed. This is a beast. It still smells great on my skin. I wonder how much it will change in a month. Every perfume changes with oxidation. I’m surprised.
It’s the best of the ‘Arabic fashion’ scene (even though I found out it’s made in the US). I’ll quote a YouTuber who said about this perfume: ‘it pushes you a step forward, giving you an extra boost of confidence.’ The longevity is insane, and it clings to your clothes and skin. I have a lot of affection for it.
Hey, what about longevity? Seriously, how can the Amber Oud Gold Edition project and last longer than the Bharara King, which claims to be a beast? Will it cause olfactory fatigue? Aside from that, I love it. Even though it’s not marketed as unisex, I’m a woman and I wear it, and I’m not the only one. It’s too sweet, and people might roast me for calling it a ‘sweet bomb,’ but I layer it with the Amber Oud to make it stick and last all day. I feel like the Bharara is an absolute beast when my dad wears it in the summer; it lifts with the heat, but on me? It evaporates or my skin just eats it up. Still, it’s insanely sweet. If you don’t like sweets, stay away. It feels very appealing to younger guys and girls. So you, sweet-addicted, vanilla, and fruity men, buy it if you want compliments, because it’s a crowd-pleaser.
I started by testing the decants and the Erba Pura dupe, and honestly, the Bharara won for me. Its sweetness isn’t as overpowering as the Xerjoff; the fruit notes in the Erba feel more realistic and defined, while the Bharara is more linear. If you’re not a pro, your nose might think they’re the same, but trust me, the overall impression is totally different. It’s surprising how similar they are, and I have to say, the King lasted longer than the niche version. Verdict: go for this one, you won’t be disappointed.
A perfume that awakens passions; you either hate it or love it—I personally love it, though my family hates it. The longevity and projection are insane. Once I sprayed it twice on my neck at 10 AM while at home, and by 11 PM, my sister and mother told me I smelled terrible and had sprayed on. I didn’t believe them at first, but it really is a beast. It feels very fruity and musky with plenty of vanilla, about 50% similar to Xerjoff’s Erba Pura but loaded with vanilla. Personally, I don’t like Erba Pura at all, but I find this one very good. It’s hard to find occasions to wear it; ideal for autumn, day or night, but definitely for outdoor events since it’s very invasive. If you’re at a closed event and want to wear it, don’t apply more than 2 sprays because it’s really too potent. It lasts at least 14 hours. I see it as youthful, up to 30 years old. It has a lot of personality due to its potency, drawing both compliments and criticism for its intensity. Great price; I personally recommend it, though I’m not always sure when to wear it.
I’ve been dying to own this perfume, and once I finally got it at a great price, I didn’t hesitate for a second. All the hype is well-deserved; that scent captivates and creates an irresistible attraction to anyone who smells it or passes by. What an exquisite fragrance, and how good you feel wearing it. The first day I wore it, someone asked what I was wearing and how good it smelled; that feeling is indescribable. To conclude, this isn’t an Arabic or designer perfume—it’s niche because it’s from the house Bharara, which exclusively makes perfumes, no accessories or clothing, as they explicitly state on their site. I don’t know why some social media reviewers get it wrong or speak from ignorance without doing proper research. This is the most affordable niche perfume on the market, and it truly smells niche—refined and expensive-smelling for a fraction of the cost. This perfume has no flaws; you’ll receive non-stop compliments. If you don’t have it yet, don’t wait any longer; add it to your collection and use it whenever you need to. If you run out quickly, just buy more and keep it for life. It’s one of the few perfumes worth buying over and over. You’ll thank me later.
I bought it a few days after hearing about several Erba Pura dupes, including this one, and I can say it offers a more masculine take on the fragrance compared to the others. The opening is very citrusy and quite aggressive with a somewhat unnatural aroma, but once it dries down, it transforms into the signature scent of its inspiration. In my opinion, it’s the best version available in terms of both price and performance for men; it’s a beast when it comes to projection and longevity.
Unbearably heavy and synthetic fragrance. TikTok has done irreversible damage to perfumery with its reviewers labeling it a jewel or ‘better dupe of Erba Pura,’ nothing further from the truth. Here in Chile, the ‘flaites’ or ‘pendejos’ wear it as if it were the best perfume in the world, ending up overwhelming the place with a pseudo-Erba Pura smell. Totally unpleasant. I don’t understand the good rating it has. Surely they rate it as good simply because it’s unbearably strong and associate quality with longevity or projection.
It’s a rich perfume with great projection and longevity. The only issue is that most people in my area wear it at the wrong time. It can be overwhelming in the heat, and there’s always someone dousing themselves with 20 sprays of Bharara King or some Erba Pura dupe, which gets annoying. That said, I have to admit the scent itself is excellent.
I had the chance to try it on skin and heard all the good things the seller said. However, after giving it a spin, I found it to be a very raw and overly intense fragrance. At first, it seemed pleasant, but over time, it started to become overwhelming. I bought a spray on a piece of paper from the store and keep it in one of my closets; for at least a week, every time I opened the closet, the base scent hit me in the face. Personally, I prefer fragrances that are a bit more subtle and refined.
Good perfume for the night. As some say, it’s exceptional. It’s not that much, but it is good.
Does anyone remember the scent of Booba Loo? This fragrance keeps that fruity bubblegum note but in a seductive mode, or at least tries to. I feel the musk is way too prominent; for me, it smells like freshly laundered and ironed clothes. It’s not that musk is a bad smell, but it doesn’t stand out from cheap detergent. We call this ‘shouty musk.’ With a touch of common vanilla, like the kind in Stronger, nothing elaborate. It’s fine in that regard, a bit fresh, but I wouldn’t wear it in the heat because it’s too sweet. Sometimes the sweetness makes me salivate, I don’t know why. It’s a somewhat misunderstood fragrance; maybe layering it would yield something interesting, but for now, this is meant to be worn as a base.
It’s a pleasant scent but very synthetic; people have even told me I smell like ‘car air freshener’ haha. Apply an optimal amount, don’t overdo it, and most importantly, NOT ON SUNNY DAYS. Wear it at night and in moderation; it will leave a soft, easy-to-enjoy trail.
Unbearable perfume, sweet-sour, repulsive, overused, synthetic, and low quality. It gives me a headache; don’t wear this in summer, it’s terrible!
What a great perfume! I was looking for something for partying that was also versatile, and I found an excellent one. It has personality, brutal longevity, and a sillage that fills the room. Use it in moderation. Very good, I’ve gotten lots of compliments.
I love the fruity notes; it got me the most compliments. It’s not very versatile—I’d wear it for night outs or in warm weather, not in the dead of summer because it’s suffocating. If you want a perfume that lasts and projects sweet fruity notes, this is it.
It’s okay, a synthetic trinket that lasts days, but it’s not hard to like.
Rich but rare aroma, ideal for an outdoor winter day. I’ve sprayed three family members, and it gives them headaches. It lasts forever until you decide to shower.
Great sillage and lasting power, but it gives me a slight skin itch. Also, I find it unpleasant to smell constantly; it’s not to my taste. Scent: 6.5/10, Price: 9/10, Longevity: 8.5/10.
I bought this before Erba Pura, and they’re very similar, though I notice more vanilla here. It feels more masculine than the original. Longevity and projection are beastly, but I still prefer Erba Pura.
Total perfection: smells amazing, reminiscent of Erba Pura but with its own unique style. For the price, longevity, and sillage, it’s a 10/10 buy. It’s super unisex and the performance is beastly, so don’t over-apply or it can become overwhelming. I finished the 150ml bottle and it’s one of my favorites. If you’re not into unisex scents, skip it.
I don’t get the hype. It smells very synthetic, strong, and aggressive, not easy to like. If this is what Erba Pura smells like, I’d never buy it. The only thing I admire is that it’s the most ‘beast mode’ I’ve tried: over 12 hours of longevity with 6-7 hours of projection. I don’t recommend it; I gifted it because some people like that kind of scent. Scent: 6/10, Longevity: 1000/10, Sillage: 1000/10, Price: 7/10, Final Score: 6/10.
Although I finished the 100ml bottle, it lasts up to 12 hours with 3-4 hours of projection. The scent is polarizing: some love it, others don’t. It’s very invasive, not suitable for daily wear, indoors, or in the heat. My advice: try Philos Pura, which is 99% similar to Erba Pura but more versatile due to its notes.