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The Perfume Bible / A closer look

Fun Things Always Happen After Sunset
meets Killing Me Slowly.

Compare the recorded scent profiles, then decide what to sample.

Shared ground

Black Currant · Litchi · Rose

Both records list these notes. Shared notes do not guarantee the same smell.

The distinction

Concentration not recorded leads with fruity; Concentration not recorded leads with fruity. The table below separates their listed profiles and voting data.

At a glance
By Kilian Fun Things Always Happen After Sunset bottle
By Kilian

Fun Things Always Happen After Sunset

Concentration not recorded

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By Kilian Killing Me Slowly bottle
By Kilian

Killing Me Slowly

Concentration not recorded

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ConcentrationConcentration not recordedConcentration not recorded
Listed bottle sizesNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Brand originNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Made inNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Listed year20192014
Leading accordsfruity · green · tropicalfruity · floral · aldehydic
Notes unique to this recordGreen Notes, Musk, PatchouliAldehydes, Buchu or Agathosma, Heliotrope, Hawthorn, Iris, Vanilla
Longevity / 53.03 · 422 votes3.67 · 381 votes
Projection / 42.44 · 530 votes2.74 · 591 votes

Scores are category averages, not hours or controlled measurements. Different vote samples are not a head-to-head wear test. “Unique” notes here means absent from the other record, not proof of a formula difference.

Compare the labels

Ingredients, side by side.

Read the declared lists for the editions shown. Shared entries do not mean identical formulas, proportions or scent.

A label comparison will appear when both ingredient lists are verified for the same market.

Fun Things Always Happen After Sunset

Ingredient list not yet verified for this edition and market.

Killing Me Slowly

Ingredient list not yet verified for this edition and market.

These are published ingredient declarations, separate from scent notes. “Parfum” or “fragrance” can represent a mixture without listing every component. Formulations can change by market and batch; check the packaging on your bottle. A matching or missing entry does not establish suitability for an allergy.

Follow your curiosity.

A starting point, not a verdict

Concentration not recorded

Start here if the listed fruity and green direction interests you. Try it on skin before deciding.

Concentration not recorded

Start here if the listed fruity and floral direction interests you. Try it on skin before deciding.