Ambre Vie is a fragrance by House of Matriarch. Released in 2012. Created by Christi Meshell. The notes are Amber, Artemisia, Costus, Labdanum, Mimosa, Musk, Resins.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch
How long does Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch last?
Based on user reviews, Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch has exceptional longevity, typically lasting 10+ hours. The longevity rating is 5.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch?
Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch has strong sillage with good projection that others will notice. The sillage rating is 4.0 out of 5.
Who created Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch?
Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch was created by Christi Meshell.
When was Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch released?
Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch was released in 2012.
What season is Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch best for?
According to user reviews, Ambre Vie by House of Matriarch is best suited for Fall and Winter.
Well, what can I say about this one? I love amber and this fragrances other notes compliment it splendidly, pushing it to the forfront and adding a sweet wearability. By that I mean many of the other perfumes I've tried from this house are real occasion fragrances and not something you'd wear on a regular basis, this is the exception to the rule. Not sure about the 'reverse drydown' thing? although I've only tried in once I did notice that I instantly liked it and it required no time to settle on the skin before giving me enjoyable, heady waves of good vibes. This was a extra sample vial thrown in with the Achtung range along with Alpha and Coco blanc, I knew that alpha was a male and Coco a unisex beforehand so I'd just assumed this was a female fragrance. I was glad to discover this too was a unisex as Alpha is frankly awful. This however is brilliant...I'm no authority on amber scents or how close to realistic it is, all I know is it smells very good.
Well, what can I say about this one? I love amber and this fragrances other notes compliment it splendidly, pushing it to the forfront and adding a sweet wearability. By that I mean many of the other perfumes I've tried from this house are real occasion fragrances and not something you'd wear on a regular basis, this is the exception to the rule. Not sure about the 'reverse drydown' thing? although I've only tried in once I did notice that I instantly liked it and it required no time to settle on the skin before giving me enjoyable, heady waves of good vibes. This was a extra sample vial thrown in with the Achtung range along with Alpha and Coco blanc, I knew that alpha was a male and Coco a unisex beforehand so I'd just assumed this was a female fragrance. I was glad to discover this too was a unisex as Alpha is frankly awful. This however is brilliant...I'm no authority on amber scents or how close to realistic it is, all I know is it smells very good.