Ambraliquida

Ambraliquida by L'Erbolario
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7.4 / 10 167 Ratings
Ambraliquida is a perfume by L'Erbolario for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is spicy-oriental. It is still in production. Pronunciation
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Main accords

Spicy
Oriental
Woody
Powdery
Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Bourbon geranium leafBourbon geranium leaf BergamotBergamot
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Paraguayan gaiac woodParaguayan gaiac wood SandalwoodSandalwood CedarwoodCedarwood PatchouliPatchouli
Base Notes Base Notes
LabdanumLabdanum StyraxStyrax VanillaVanilla
Ratings
Scent
7.4167 Ratings
Longevity
7.6129 Ratings
Sillage
6.5124 Ratings
Bottle
6.0126 Ratings
Value for money
8.524 Ratings
Submitted by Mokomonster, last update on 29.09.2023.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions
Aziraphel

14 Reviews
Aziraphel
Aziraphel
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Geranium and incense heaven
As so many other times it was a blind purchase because it had a good price and it ended up being an immense discovery.

It opens with a highly distinguishable combo of rose, geranium and bergamot.
Sandalwood is always present giving it creaminess and vanilla to give it sweetness.
When dried, you can see the benzoin, which gives it that incense touch

It has something that reminds me of Kobraa from Bulgari, I imagine the incense and the geranium,

For €25 for 50ml / €40 for 100ml there is nothing better.
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Pricing
7
Bottle
8
Sillage
8
Longevity
7.5
Scent
Florecilla

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Florecilla
Florecilla
Top Review 21  
"... as if distant gardens withered in the heavens..."
Ambraliquida - this spell-sounding perfume name fascinated me for quite some time. And every time "Avada Kedavra!" was heard in a Harry Potter movie, I had to think of the "Ambraliquida":) Don't worry - the scent is by no means as morbid as the death curse from the J. Rowling universe, but surprisingly good.

Surprising - because it was namely a blindbay. There was no way for me to test the fragrances of L'Erbolario at the time, so I had to order the Ambraliquida blind. And since the sympathetic Italian brand offers its products for absolutely acceptable prices, the decision was easy for me.

Why I ordered the fragrance in the first place? Because of the name (see above), and because of my desire to try something off the floral track. What would be best suited, if not an amber fragrance, a fragrance whose main substance for thousands of years finds its use in perfumes - namely the liquid amber, the resin of the amber tree.

Before we move on to the fragrant essence, a few words already about the packaging and the bottle - a virtual unboxing so:), because I find the design of both quite successful. Especially the flacon has already appealed to me in promotional photos - this satin dark brown glass fits very well to the fragrance character and has proven haptically a hand-flatterer. The lettering as well as the cap - both held in bronze - also quite suitable. The white cardboard adorn the golden leaves of the said amber tree, which looks firstly very appealing and secondly very authentic - inside is what's on it.

So what is inside? According to my sensation - exactly what Pinkdawn has written in her worth reading and apt review: as "...when you open a box that has been found again after a long time, on which is written autumn". The scent is warm, soft, dry, slightly spicy, distinctly balsamic. Styrax and labdanum play the main roles here. Although I initially denied the fragrance its sweetness, I would still attest to it now. However, this is neither the sticky sweetness of an oriental nibble nor the sweetness of musty foliage, but the subtle sweetness that brings us the wind on a mild October day along with other autumnal aromas.

Indeed, this is how "Ambraliquida" smells to me - like an autumn day, not necessarily lit by the sun, but rather by gorgeous golden-red foliage. This scent makes me wander along winding paths in an autumnal park, where the resinous-balsamic wind swirls dry leaves around me... Oh, what - you become an autumn leaf YOURSELF, ready to be driven along the path by the wind! And that's also due to the fragrance character - namely, it's engaging, pervasive-enveloping (quite characteristic of amber fragrances, as I've now learned). And since the durability and sillage neatly deliver, one should be careful with spraying.

The Ambraliquida is for me a beautiful "mood scent", which - like the Gris Clair - is intended more for internal use. No "show-off" fragrance, although very present in its appearance. He is far from lovely or verfüherischen floral "compliment magnets" and yet he is dear to me :)

PS. I quote in the heading the wonderful lines of R.M.Rilke ("Autumn" from the "Book of Pictures" 1906)
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7
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8
Longevity
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Pinkdawn

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Pinkdawn
Pinkdawn
Top Review 16  
Like when you open a box that says fall
Actually, I just wanted a nice autumn scent with roses and patchouli. In the meantime it has grown to four. Patchouli by Alyssa Ashley disappointed me because it smells too little like Patchouli. I liked Perles de Lalique and Patchouli N' Roses from Reminiscence much better already. Somehow I found Ambraliquida from L'Erbolario. I wanted that too, of course. Just because I liked the pack with the colorful autumn leaves so much.
I usually test a perfume before I buy it. However, this was not possible with Ambraliquida. Unless I had visited the small L'Erbolario Shop in the Döblinger Hauptstraße in Vienna-Döbling. But he's not exactly around the corner from me. I live in Vienna-Mariahilf.

Products from L'Erbolario are not easy to come by online. But recently, one thing came after another. An Austrian shipping company with the original name shöpping.at offered € 10 discount for first time customers. And that's exactly where Ambraliquida was available. I didn't think long and hard and risked a blind purchase.

Ambraliquida is my first fragrance from L'Erbolario, an Italian brand that sells animal-free, vegan natural cosmetics.

The price of the perfume ranges between € 35 and € 40 for 50 ml, which, as I have noticed here, is often regarded as cheap. I don't see it that way, considering that I recently paid € 80,29 for 100 ml Hermès Un Jardin Sur Le Toit EdT, whereby Hermès certainly belongs to the expensive and well-known luxury brands.

L'Erbolario is an Italian brand whose name derives from "erborare", "collecting herbs". The company, headquartered in Lodi near Milan, has been in existence since 1978 and is dedicated to the environmentally friendly production of innovative phytocosmetics that are sold worldwide. Phytocosmetics does not use preservatives such as parabens or other artificial additives such as silicone.

L'Erbolario obviously attaches great importance to attractively designed packaging. I like that one. You don't just buy perfume with your nose, as you know.

What I also like is the fact that there are many fragrances from absinthe, violet, iris and lavender to lily of the valley, tea and lime tree, as well as body care products. Ambraliquida is a bath and shower gel for sensitive skin, a moisturising body cream, a soap for dry skin and a room fragrance (reed diffuser).

The EdP is unisex, which is also indicated by the simple dark brown iced glass bottle.

The fragrance is described as warm, spicy, powdery, mossy, balsamic and woody with vanilla chords - in a word: oriental. Somewhere I read as a description of the manufacturer: a perfume like autumn leaves in orange, gold and red. This means that the scents of EdP are based on the colours of autumn leaves.
I can confirm that impression. My first thought while sniffing at the freshly sprayed scent was: How to open a box found after a long time on which autumn is written
And how does autumn smell? I would say, first of all, very powdery and sweet. Straw flowers, candied fruit, a walk through an evening Advent market, with artistically designed wooden toys, candy floss and Rahat Lokum with rose aroma.

The powdery sweetness fascinates me immediately because it is surprisingly "unflowery". A rose that subordinates itself to patchouli, sandalwood, cedar and vanilla? That's rare. But you can feel a lot of nature in this fragrance: a forest in autumn, colourful, partly already musty leaves, damp earth, mosses, woods, something like the secret of transience - but a transience in beauty: mild, gentle, lovely, somehow familiar - like a country you once travelled through.

The smell makes me want to sniff it again and again. Rose? I'm getting insecure. More like geranium. I recognize the sweet, flowery scent - it resembles that of the rose, but is a little more delicate and discreet, I think. That's why he doesn't have to play the leading role. I once had it in my fragrance lamp as an aromatic oil. It is said to have a harmonizing, stimulating effect. It should work well against stress and relieve pain when grieving and saying goodbye.

On the fragrance journey towards the end of the top note it gradually becomes gourmandig, seems to me. Vanilla seemed to be present from the beginning. Now associations like candied fruit, Turkish Rahat Lokum and cotton candy come into play. Or, to put it another way: a happy end that stays long, because the durability of the EdP is very good at least on my skin.

Although - or just because - so much nature is contained, I find the fragrance "trendy". But he also has something that makes him seem ancient to me. Anyway, I can well imagine that this balsamic Oriental already had his fans in ancient Egypt. Maybe it is the Labdanum in the base note that brings me to this idea. Labdanum is the resin of the cistus, a beautiful flowering plant whose flowers are fragranceless. But the scent of its resin has always enchanted. They used it for smoking, for example. The honey-like, soft scent, which reminds me a little of incense, should not only help us to find ourselves again. If one believes the doctrine of medicinal herbs, it can also heal old wounds of mental nature, calm and last but not least inhibit the growth of bacteria. And yes, Labdanum was actually already used in ancient Egypt for religious rituals, Doctor Google knows. So I was right with my association.

All in all, I feel the restrained sweetness and powdery spiciness that make this fragrance so appealing to me, like a touch of cheerfulness. Especially on cooler days I feel comfortable with this fragrance. It is a good companion for nature walks and all outdoor activities. And a cheering and cheerleader who also warms you up in the cold season and whispers to you: Everything will be fine ... No, everything IS fine. - Without artificiality or kitsch.

Its naturalness makes the fragrance likeable and endearing. He may not be for the opera ball, no statement perfume, no femmes fatales, diva or sexy vamp. It doesn't seem to fit Business Ladys either. I feel he's a friend. Or as a friend who you like to meet, with whom you can be as you are, with whom you can have fun and laugh, but who is not superficial.

I have owned the fragrance since the beginning of November and have worn it many times because it suits so much, both privately and professionally. It accompanies you to the shopping, to the city stroll, with visits of friends, in the café, in the park, to the shop window looking, to the sport andandand.

The fragrance has something soft, cuddly - I always look forward to finding it in scarves, where it stays for a very long time. But it is also powerful and intense, warming, almost protective.

If you are still looking for an Oriental to accompany you through autumn, you should try Ambraliquida.
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Bottle
7
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7
Longevity
6.5
Scent
Jazzy76

320 Reviews
Jazzy76
Jazzy76
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Autumn bitterness
Maybe it's the packaging with the autumn falling Leaves, maybe its the simple and quite spartanian squared bottle reminding me an old medicinal syrup, but this scent is quite "sad". There's somethiong very bitter in its composition and the warmth of the resinous notes is disturbed by the bitterness of one of these notes, maybe a too earthy and not perfectly balanced patchouli. What a pity, because the base is very pleasant and quite longlasting, with styrax accents and a tripudium of Woods. i tested many times this scent on the mouillette as well as on my skin and I can confirm this little problem. Maybe for a man this bitterness could result pleasant , but it isn't the same whenever a woman decide s to wear this scent anyway attractive,
The price is medium-high and the sillage average. Recommended to the masculin public mainly in the colder season, maybe sprayed on a warm scarf for a more longlasting result.
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3 short views on the fragrance
RojabirdRojabird 9 months ago
It unfortunately made me so so nauseous, as well as my friends. Too bad, I had high hopes for this one. Something in it clashes.
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ElysiumElysium 3 years ago
An unexpected cloud of talcum, full or resinous shades, ain't ambroxan, still burnt vanilla with dusty styrax and suede labdanum. I go nuts!
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Jazzy76Jazzy76 6 years ago
5
Bottle
7
Sillage
7
Longevity
6.5
Scent
There's something medicinal in this fragrance. Something similar to ambroxan , although I don's see this note in the pyramid. Too bitter .
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