Zaharoff Seraphim Khus - w/o and with AI

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Doing a quick review of this frag before I have to send back the bottle, QA issues, which George has already started the exchange process. You can see pics here

https://www.skool.com/bos/just-landed-2?p=746aac5e

Opens up with a bit of citrus, some pepper, a little baking space. I get a little bit of the truffle, some slight powder floral with a touch of earthiness. You can get the vetiver, but its not sharp or in your face. There is a touch of some sweetness, but very mild

Dry down get a bit warmer, I get some creamy wood, kiss of vanilla, some musk. Here is a weird imagery that comes to my head, Cost Plus World Market designed a candle around the smell of their store. I smell this and parts of it reminds of the furniture area, some of the shelving and decor. or walking by a White Barn Candle, befoire they start doing all the sweet holiday scents.

This is a nice, everyday wear, safe vetiver. Nice for office, business casual to formal would be ideal

Projection for the first 15 min is about an arm length then it start to settle to under half an arm length.

I like this better than TdH or Red Vetiver

Copilot polishing up my half assed review:

It opens with a bright touch of citrus, a hint of pepper, and a subtle baking‑spice warmth. There’s a whisper of truffle, soft powdery florals, and a gentle earthiness. The vetiver is present but never sharp or overwhelming, and there’s a mild sweetness woven through the top notes.

As it dries down, the fragrance warms up. Creamy woods, a light vanilla accent, and a soft musk come forward. The scent gives me an oddly specific image: as if Cost Plus World Market turned the smell of their store into a candle. Certain facets remind me of their furniture section, the shelving, the décor—almost like passing a White Barn Candle shop before the heavy holiday gourmands take over.

Overall, it’s an easygoing, versatile vetiver—safe for everyday wear and perfect for the office, business‑casual settings, or even something more formal. Projection starts at about an arm’s length for the first 15 minutes, then settles to just under half an arm’s length.

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