Ambraliquida L'Erbolario

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.

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.

No smoke and mirrors: Ambraliquida gets straight to the point. It smells like amber, plain and simple - but not just any amber. This one is smooth, radiant, almost liquid, just as the name suggests.

Warm without being heavy, elegant without trying too hard - it's a beautiful, modern amber, perfectly balanced.

For amber lovers only!

What a beautiful scent this is—delicate and softly oriental, lingering intimately close to the skin for a long time. It brings to mind the charm and atmosphere of Turkey, filled with joy, pleasure, and a sense of carefreeness. The sweetness carries gentle hints of the East, creating a warm and inviting impression. Truly one of the most beautiful creations from L’erbolario.

In search of the perfect amber scent Part 3

I want to forge the amber iron while it’s cold! Outside. Because once spring finally breaks out and it gets warm, it’s quickly game over for amber. That’s why I’m knocking them out one after the other…

I was very curious about this scent after reading the comments, so I sought out a sample. This scent is also not too expensive, but it’s supposed to offer quite a bit for the price, and that’s true. If you like what it offers, that is.

But I don’t like it. Because overall it’s too masculine for me. And I simply don’t like to smell “men’s fragrances” on myself (even though this one is labeled as unisex - but those often feel too testosterone-heavy for me as well). I find Ambraliquida to be completely unsweet, spicy, and somehow herbal. It has a “cologne accord” that I really don’t like and which ensures that the scent does not develop softly, cuddly, and warmly on me, not even in the base. To me, it smells rather bitter and masculine, and in my nose, it’s even garnished with a handful of musk, but unfortunately not the kind I prefer. Like so many scents that don’t appeal to you, this one also lasts surprisingly long. However, for those who like Ambraliquida, it actually offers a lot for relatively little money.

I certainly don’t warm up to this scent, and that was supposed to be its job! Warmth and coziness with a bit of sweetness were what I was looking for; this requirement profile was clearly stated in the job advertisement! I will write in its report: “Mr. Ambra Liquida was always eager but was unable to meet the requirements and expectations placed upon him at any time. For this reason, the employment relationship ends within the agreed probation period.” There. Stamp and signature, respectfully Queen Kleo. He won’t get a job with me, not even as a temp. My beloved thinks the scent is quite nice. Mr. Liquida can apply to him instead…