Amber Breeze

This is a pretty average fragrance, but the juice smells like a warm hug, 7/10 in my opinion.

A good fragrance when I use it it topically lasts overnight with one spay

I really love this can't stop sniffing once I spray it!

I purchased a bottle of David Beckham Amber Breeze from a department store on a whim a few weeks ago, while my partner purchased Infinite Aqua from the same collection. We had been out shopping and tried both, deciding, "Why not?" I liked Amber Breeze and thought it smelled nice, though I had also liked Refined Woods on the shelf next to it. However, there was something about Amber Breeze and that lovely orange liquid that compelled me. Now once I got home and gave it a good wearing, I discovered the fragrance, while labeled eau de parfum, absolutely does not project much or last long on my skin. That's okay, though - I still like the fragrance. I simply use it after showering at the end of the day; in less than three hours, it's a simple skin-scent that's peaceful enough for sleep. I've also realized why I liked the fragrance enough to purchase it in the store - it completely reminds me of YSL's La Nuit de l'Homme. I owned that fragrance when it launched 15 or so years ago, having similarly purchased it in a department store as well. Funny how what goes around comes around.

This is a pretty simple fragrance, but I do like it. I can see where the vetiver, tonka, and bergamot come in. There's something slightly woody and fresh about it whereas I usually find amber alone to be a bit heavier. The longevity and sillage could be better, but as always, you get your money's worth.