There are 219 ingredients in this perfume – and amber is one of them
As fast as fashion trends follow each other, we are so conservative when it comes to our perfume choice. Which perfume do you have? – almost as if you can claim one – is therefore not a crazy beauty question. A unique scent can remind you of something or someone and quickly become a regular part of your beauty routine.
In that case, you are one of the lucky ones who has found a fragrance that suits you. Such a search can take quite some time. Do you belong to the group that has not yet found its match made in heaven ? Dive into the new perfume releases .
Unique scent
A very welcome side effect of the new kids on the block : you can’t smell it every once in a while at a party. If your perfume distinguishes itself from other scents at all, because for that you have to come from ‘good (perfume) houses’.
A perfume house that always guarantees a unique scent is Clive Christian. Each perfume from the perfume house consists of a minimum of 120 (and a maximum of 258!) of the most refined ingredients in the world, which makes these high-end fragrances complex and one of a kind . In addition, the fragrances contain a high concentration of perfume (20 to 25 percent), so that it lasts extra long. The two latest releases are certainly no exception.
Amber
These fragrances are completely inspired by the Art Deco era. That stands for exuberant flair with a modern twist and rich, warm scents and colours. It is no coincidence that one of the most precious ingredients of this era – amber – is the main ingredient for the two new fragrances of the perfume house.
Amber comes out in a completely different way in the two perfumes. In Blonde Amber (219 ingredients) amber is combined with a smoky blond tobacco. Fragrances that reach your nose after a spray? Pink pepper, sour orange and rum. Followed by sweet dried fruit, tobacco and tuberose. The last remaining scents – also called the base notes – are tonka, vetiver and myrrh.
Blonde Amber’s sister is Amberwood (145 ingredients), in which woody notes and bergamot play the main role. Anyone with a sharp nose will smell fresh angelica seed, pink pepper and sage. Then you can discover wood, patchouli and tobacco. The scents that linger the longest – again the base notes, pay close attention – are aromatic sage, amber and the Arabian oud. A combination that could easily become ‘your’ perfume.
