After I had already rated Vetiver Ambrato as wonderfully good, it sat on my list of fragrances to either use up or gift away someday for a long time.
Somehow, other scents had captivated me more over the years.
But as it often happens, you rediscover certain treasures later and enjoy them anew.
It might also be related to certain seasons, something I have observed in myself more than once. And so, on a sunny autumn day, I pulled the amber-colored bottle from a back corner of my wardrobe to let it shine anew on my skin.
Well, you can see the ingredients described above.
After a long abstinence from intense olfactory analyses of various fragrance components, I can only briefly mention today what particularly excites me about this stuff.
And that is the combination of vetiver and patchouli. That’s what makes the uniqueness of its feel-good character for me. Of course, amber and musk also play their enchanting creamy nuances in this beautiful aroma, but as I said.
Perhaps not the ultimate scent for a lady, but why not.
For me, it’s a fragrance that bridges autumn very well and lets the upcoming spring hopefully tune into summer. As a pure summer scent, it might be a bit too sweet, and a cold winter might indeed require a little less vetiver.
