@TheDunkPapa yes, I wouldn't make such a statement without spraying it side-by-side with the leftovers of your Search sample. However, it's tough to argue whether they're in the same category to begin with.
Search is more of a sour scent, whereas Ambrosivs is a bitter one. Juvenile lime/mandarin sweetness intertwined with sour lemon vs bitter, coniferous opening where incense has more opportunity to shine (it's a Sorci after all).
I think steering it more into a piney direction and letting the incense speak for itself (citric enough on its own without any additional citrus support) is the way. I feel like Search goes for the wow effect (sparkly citrus lemonade) while Ambrosivs is meditative and wants to be taken seriously.
So, do you want it bitter, coniferous and truly resinous, or more of a sour, citrus-woody frag that shyly dips its toes in resins?
@Longevity not really. There's a hay-like touch of coumarin, but other than that? Brooding, masculine funk. Basically the love child of Violon Basse 16 and Search. Endgame green incense.
You have to get one eventually and so do I - would look great on a shelf.
Search is more of a sour scent, whereas Ambrosivs is a bitter one. Juvenile lime/mandarin sweetness intertwined with sour lemon vs bitter, coniferous opening where incense has more opportunity to shine (it's a Sorci after all).
I think steering it more into a piney direction and letting the incense speak for itself (citric enough on its own without any additional citrus support) is the way. I feel like Search goes for the wow effect (sparkly citrus lemonade) while Ambrosivs is meditative and wants to be taken seriously.
So, do you want it bitter, coniferous and truly resinous, or more of a sour, citrus-woody frag that shyly dips its toes in resins?