Amberfig Eau de Toilette

Amberfig EDT is part of the Amberfig Les Parfums collection, which was conceived to celebrate the two years of the brand, launched in 2014. This collection brought three homonymous fragrances, but distinct in composition and in concentration (EDT, EDP and Extrait). Amberfig EDT has top notes of Sicilian lemon, fig leaves, galbanum, peach and May Chang (already used in Bamboo & Green Tea, with a scent similar to verbena and lemongrass). In the body of the fragrance, notes of fig, lavender, bay leaf, coriander and brandy. The base features notes of amber, Virginian cedar, tonka bean and white musk. The company claims that the fragrance has 12% of essence (enough to be considered an EDP), but by the way the olfactory pyramid was built and within the concept of this commemorative collection, decided to call it EDT. On the skin, the output is formidable. The junction of fig and peach gives a fruity, unusual and almost astringent result. After a while, you can feel a sweeter lavender and then, comes the bad part: the fragrance ends with a nauseating creaminess, which lies between the smell of shampoo and moisturizing lotion. Amberfig EDT is one of those fragrances that prove that perfume must be tested on the skin and, above all, evaluated by its evolution, not by the output smell. Maybe it works better on women's skin.