Top Notes 
Blue gum eucalyptus
Calabrian bergamot
Green mandarin orange
Lemon zest
Nutmeg
Heart Notes 
Artemisia
Birch leaf
Cardamom
Cinnamon
Clove
Orange blossom
Base Notes 
Amber
Bourbon vanilla
Burnt malt
Cedarwood
Cumin
Ebony
Gaiac wood
Patchouli
White musk07/02/2025
AndRup
25 Reviews
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Soap for spraying
I bought Jus d'Ambre because I've loved the soap and shower gel for years. I was about to buy the soap and saw that the eau de toilette was also available (and at a very reasonable price), so I just had to try it out. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations - the price is too low and the concentration is on the light side.
But: I was really pleasantly surprised.
Immediately after spraying it on, the scent is almost identical to that of the soap. A mixture of amber, light spices and a subtle warmth. Not a fragrance in which a single note pops or pushes itself to the fore - rather a rounded, harmonious overall picture. And that's exactly what I was hoping for. The fragrance is really pleasant to wear for the first hour or two. Light, warm - just the right balance.
But then it gets a little difficult.
After about two hours, a note suddenly comes to the fore that I hadn't expected: pure clove. And it's really clear. The fragrance becomes almost a little spicy. The clove actually takes over completely. And the longer I wear the fragrance on my skin, the less I notice of the original character.
That's not fundamentally bad - just unfortunately not what I was expecting from this fragrance. Mainly because it was never an issue with the soap, as it evaporates quickly, it is more noticeable with the eau de toilette.
I now use it more as a room fragrance - and it works well there. Warm, spicy, calming. On the skin, however, it remains the exception - at least for me.
Nevertheless: a solid fragrance for the price with a delicious start.
But: I was really pleasantly surprised.
Immediately after spraying it on, the scent is almost identical to that of the soap. A mixture of amber, light spices and a subtle warmth. Not a fragrance in which a single note pops or pushes itself to the fore - rather a rounded, harmonious overall picture. And that's exactly what I was hoping for. The fragrance is really pleasant to wear for the first hour or two. Light, warm - just the right balance.
But then it gets a little difficult.
After about two hours, a note suddenly comes to the fore that I hadn't expected: pure clove. And it's really clear. The fragrance becomes almost a little spicy. The clove actually takes over completely. And the longer I wear the fragrance on my skin, the less I notice of the original character.
That's not fundamentally bad - just unfortunately not what I was expecting from this fragrance. Mainly because it was never an issue with the soap, as it evaporates quickly, it is more noticeable with the eau de toilette.
I now use it more as a room fragrance - and it works well there. Warm, spicy, calming. On the skin, however, it remains the exception - at least for me.
Nevertheless: a solid fragrance for the price with a delicious start.