Composition
An intensified extrait version of the bestselling Amber Oud Gold Edition, opening with bergamot and green notes. Melon, pineapple and sweet notes enrich a heart of amber and cedar, settling into a warm base of musk, vanilla, woody notes and myrrh.
This smells like a kitchen where something wonderful is baking — Green notes, crisp and leafy and bright bergamot, sparkling citrus sugared and golden. After the bright opening, Sweet notes, soft and sugared, melon, watery and sweet, pineapple, juicy and tropical, dry cedar, pencil-shaving woods and golden amber, warm and glowing take over, and everything grows warmer and more rounded. It feels like the lights dimming to a golden glow. It all settles onto Woodsy notes, dry and grounded, musk, soft and skin-like, vanilla, creamy and sweet and myrrh, bitter-sweet resin, a base that feels like the last warm hour of the evening. It feels like a secret you are happy to keep — and happier to share. Beginner-friendly — easy to love from the first spray.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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