Frequently Asked Questions about Amberwood by Clive Christian
What does Amberwood by Clive Christian smell like?
Amberwood by Clive Christian features top notes of Angelica, Bergamot, Pink Pepper, and Sage, middle notes of Helvetolide, Patchouli, Tobacco, and Woody Notes, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Ambroxan, Cashmere wood, Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha, Labdanum, Musk, Orris Root, Sage, Tonka Bean, and Vanilla.
How long does Amberwood by Clive Christian last?
Based on user reviews, Amberwood by Clive Christian has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Amberwood by Clive Christian?
Amberwood by Clive Christian has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
When was Amberwood by Clive Christian released?
Amberwood by Clive Christian was released in 2022.
What season is Amberwood by Clive Christian best for?
According to user reviews, Amberwood by Clive Christian is best suited for Spring.
Amberwood by Clive Christian
Amberwood, from Clive Christian was released in 2022. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Angelica, Bergamot, Pink Pepper, and Sage, middle notes of Helvetolide, Patchouli, Tobacco, and Woody Notes, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Ambroxan, Cashmere wood, Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha, Labdanum, Musk, Orris Root, Sage, Tonka Bean, and Vanilla.
Amberwood is interesting, I’m having trouble deciding whether I like it or not. One things for sure though, Clive Christian are taking the piss with the price for a scent like this. It’s almost painfully boring, annoyingly simple and a little scratchy at that too. With a name like Amberwood, you’d be just as surprised as I was to smell no relevance to Amber whatsoever. It’s a sort of aromatic woody scent, with an overwhelming synthetic muskiness blanketing over everything. Sage sticks out to me, with its dry, slightly green qualities complimenting the array of synthetic musks and woods fairly well. To be honest it does smell pleasant, but it also smells cheap. I had a similar issue with Rock Rose, for a £500 fragrance you want to smell like royalty, where as this will have you smelling like Superdrug instead. Why would they market such a cheap and basic smelling scent as luxury? We may never know.
Amberwood is interesting, I’m having trouble deciding whether I like it or not. One things for sure though, Clive Christian are taking the piss with the price for a scent like this. It’s almost painfully boring, annoyingly simple and a little scratchy at that too. With a name like Amberwood, you’d be just as surprised as I was to smell no relevance to Amber whatsoever. It’s a sort of aromatic woody scent, with an overwhelming synthetic muskiness blanketing over everything. Sage sticks out to me, with its dry, slightly green qualities complimenting the array of synthetic musks and woods fairly well. To be honest it does smell pleasant, but it also smells cheap. I had a similar issue with Rock Rose, for a £500 fragrance you want to smell like royalty, where as this will have you smelling like Superdrug instead. Why would they market such a cheap and basic smelling scent as luxury? We may never know.