Frequently Asked Questions about Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani
How long does Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani last?
Based on user reviews, Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani has very good longevity, typically lasting 6-10 hours. The longevity rating is 4.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani?
Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani has strong sillage with good projection that others will notice. The sillage rating is 3.5 out of 5.
Who created Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani?
Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani was created by Calice Becker.
When was Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani released?
Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani was released in 2015.
What season is Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani best for?
According to user reviews, Ambre Eccentrico by Giorgio Armani is best suited for Fall and Winter.
Ambre Eccentrico, from Giorgio Armani was released in 2015. The perfumer behind this creation is Calice Becker. The notes are Amber, Cinnamon, Dried Fruits, Patchouli, Prunol, Tonka Bean.
Ambre Eccentrico is one of the most easy-going, mass appealing ambers on the market in my opinion. It’s built around a classic Amber accord of vanilla, benzoin and labdanum, but with especial focus on the vanilla which is intensely sweet, creamy and gourmand. Adding to this addictive sweetness is a subtle accord of dried fruits, with touches of spicy cinnamon and earthy patchouli. All in all though, this is a vanilla fragrance at heart and a damn good one. Tonka bean enhances the vanilla even further, while also maintaining that smooth and slightly rubbery characteristic a lot of Armani Privé fragrances have. I’ll admit I underestimated this one when I first got it, but after a few wears I’ve been really enjoying it. It’s not a particularly complex or interesting fragrance, but it’s incredibly addicting and delicious - a perfect option for an easy going sweet scent bubble on a cold autumn evening.
Ambre Eccentrico is one of the most easy-going, mass appealing ambers on the market in my opinion. It’s built around a classic Amber accord of vanilla, benzoin and labdanum, but with especial focus on the vanilla which is intensely sweet, creamy and gourmand. Adding to this addictive sweetness is a subtle accord of dried fruits, with touches of spicy cinnamon and earthy patchouli. All in all though, this is a vanilla fragrance at heart and a damn good one. Tonka bean enhances the vanilla even further, while also maintaining that smooth and slightly rubbery characteristic a lot of Armani Privé fragrances have. I’ll admit I underestimated this one when I first got it, but after a few wears I’ve been really enjoying it. It’s not a particularly complex or interesting fragrance, but it’s incredibly addicting and delicious - a perfect option for an easy going sweet scent bubble on a cold autumn evening.