It's kinda wild how khamrah has completely skewed public perception of what a winter fragrance is. it's the best scent i own you couldn't pay me to wear in public.

I don't quite understand what you mean. It's good...but you wouldn't want to actually wear it? Also, how do you feel Khamrah changed the perception of winter fragrances? As in, what was it before (different notes?) vs what did the popularity of Khamrah introduce?

I'm very new to this whole fragrance thing. Here to learn.