The Majestic Amber

Sweet and sour Peach candy,that's what comes to mind. I received some vials from store,one of them is Majestic Amber ,I then wear it out. My husband comes from work ,he opened our bedroom door and said.."hmm this smells good, what are you wearing?" I'm surprised because I wear another higher price niche but he rarely asked.But this underrated gem catch his attention. Definitely it's on my lists..voila..now I have it

beautiful and catchy, its that kind of fragrance that u must have in your collection even if u will not use it...this one here is special

Between a like and okay, I’m still very much surprised. Looking at the notes—and what this is voted as most similar—I thought for sure I would dislike it. Peach and ambroxan are two notes that can give me problems. Here, it’s blended well into a powdery soft dessert—but unfortunately leans overall too sweet for me. And, having tested Ananda Dolce by M. Micallef recently, I must report they do not remind me of each other. Ananda Dolce was so over the top synthetic that I could not fathom wearing it, the definition of a scrubber. I like Majestic Amber and I’m betting many others will like it too. My only real negative is the name, I don’t think of this as an Amber scent, instead it’s a gourmand. Not my style, but it’s also not offensive.

This perfume smells exactly how it looks like. I see a 1920–30s elegant socialite who is wearing a silky golden dress and talks about her oriental travels... Amber is definitely the most prominent note followed by vanilla, which usually isn’t my favourite note, but this one is not too artificial or overwhelming. I can’t smell peach or grapefruit at all, for me, there is nothing fresh about this fragrance. It’s really amazingly feminine, seductive and it smells like luxury. Even though I really like this perfume, I won’t repurchase it in its full version because it’s something I would wear on special occassions only.

The opening is balsamic and herbal with an underlying play doh essence. I don’t like this for the first 20 minutes or so, but once it settles down the toffee, vanilla, and peach all come through more. It smells identical, like 1:1 perfect, to amber perfume blocks that I’ve purchased in Morocco and Turkey. This is one of my favorite layering scents in an oil or solid perfume form, but I don’t care for it as much as a spray. It’s beautiful, truly, but for me it’s better as an accompaniment and not the star. So far, I’ve enjoyed Majestic Amber the most when layering it with my rose heavy perfumes.