Men
Amber Absolutely
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Descripción
Amber Absolutely by Fort & Manle is an oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, the nose behind this composition is Rasei Fort. The top notes are plum and blackcurrant; the heart note is rose; the base notes are amber, benzoin, labdanum, musk, vetiver and cedar.
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Pirámide olfativa
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This is a very good fragrance, although expensive and hard to find, it’s worth it. It smells of intense, elegant amber, with a desire to smell it more. Then the flowers come out, followed by wood at the end. It seems inspired by Tom Ford’s Amber Absolute; the perfumer loved it so much that when it was discontinued, he made his own version, and in my opinion, improved upon it.
It’s a very good fragrance, although expensive and hard to find, it’s worth it. It smells of intense, elegant amber, with a desire to smell it more. Then the flowers come out, followed by wood at the end. It seems inspired by Tom Ford’s Amber Absolute; the perfumer loved it so much that when it was discontinued, he made his own, and in my opinion, improved it.
What doesn’t convince me about this house is the performance; being a niche and expensive brand, I expected more. It’s a shame because the fragrances are incredible. Of the whole line, Amber Absolutely is the only one with decent performance and a pleasant scent. If I had to choose one, it would be this; the rest are mediocre or disastrous.
What doesn’t convince me about this house is the performance; being a niche and expensive brand, I expected more. It’s a pity because the fragrances are incredible. Out of the entire line, Amber Absolutely is the only one with decent performance and a pleasant scent. If I had to choose one, it would be this; the others are mediocre or disastrous.
I tried this perfume today and, to be honest, it’s not for me or what I expected. That said, it has quality and deserves a good rating, but I wouldn’t wear it myself. The amber smells medicinal and animalic; without reading the notes, I’d think it was amber, resins, spices, and lots of honey. Once I read the list, I recognised the notes, though the first impression was quite different. It has a barbershop and vintage perfume vibe; when I wore it, I thought of my dandy grandfather from when I was little. For me, it sits between Tauer’s Cœur du Désert and Dana’s Tabu. The performance is better than other fragrances from the brand, although not wonderful, which surprised me negatively, much like with Libre d’Orange. It’s not bad; it’s above average. I see it as more masculine, ideal for cool nights. Scent: 7, Longevity: 8, Projection: 6, Value for money: 5, Versatility: 6, Originality: 7, Overall: 7.5
I tried this perfume today and, honestly, it’s not for me or what I expected. Still, it has quality and deserves a good rating, but I wouldn’t wear it. The amber smells medicinal and animalic; if I hadn’t read the list, I’d think it’s amber, resins, spices, and lots of honey. Reading it, I recognise the notes, though the first impression is different. It has a barbershop and vintage perfume character; I put it on and thought of my dandy grandfather from when I was little. For me, it sits between Tauer’s Cœur du Désert and Dana’s Tabu. The performance is better than other brands in the house, though not wonderful, which surprised me negatively, much like with Libre d’Orange. It’s not bad; it’s above average. I see it as more masculine, ideal for cool nights. Scent: 7, Longevity: 8, Projection: 6, Value: 5, Versatility: 6, Originality: 7, Overall: 7.5