SisterBliss

Soulle Amber should be, according to its description, a floriental ... I am not sure about that but this might be due to the fact that my skin simply makes vanilla explode. If I missed any components, this will be done better by noses with more practice than mine.

Soulle Amber starts fresh, citric and fruity, and shortly thereafter the vanilla announces its appearance. After the head notes have volatized, the scent turns flowery and slightly herbaceous, but at all times accompanied with a touch of vanilla. This vanilla note becomes more dominant in the base, warmer and darker.

All in all, Soulle Amber is amazingly bright for an oriental - more vanilla yellow than dark amber - and it seems to me quite a delicious fragrance. However, I would not call it a gourmand due to a lack of sweetness.

I believe that for the winter it may not have enough power, the longevity of about 6 hours being a bit short, but it will be a good candidate for the warmer days -- and will be put to the test again in springtime.



Thanks to Pipette