Ambassador Women

Ok I absolutely love this scent. By the notes indicated on its Fragrantica page, I initially thought this would be more of a youthful scent...something you’d wear in a coming of age movie. However, after receiving this blind buy I would definitely say this is more of a mature perfume. Mature in the same way you would describe a Boss Babe kinda smell. It is elegantly fruity with a dead pan stare of iris coming at you (at least that’s what I pick up). If this scent had a color I would say it would be a deep purple. I could see this as a signature scent for sure. For myself, I would wear in the summer and fall. Upon first smell I was transported to a cabana in the Bahamas, lounging on a rattan layout chair with my hair in beach waves and wearing a mesh cotton dress with wooden beads. I want to spray this throughout beachy, salty hair and wear it to the pool and then again after an outfit change for dinner in a dark and moody cocktail bar. 5/5 for me because of the quality of the scent, it does not smell cheap and the loyal silage (like a body guard- always near but never overbearing).

Ambassador for women is truly a unique fragrance. She is per definition work-appropriate and understated, without ever being either too discreet or neutral/dull. She projects rather well but is never overpowering - everything is so balanced with this fragrance. Ambassador is maturely feminine with her floral, fruity notes, which you get from the initial application. The fresh sweetness (I get mostly pear and violet) is then gradually taken over by the plum and rose, settling with the warm sandalwood and cedar, the vanilla blending gracefully with the subtle musk and tonkabeans. The powdery, yet distinct sandalwoody-drydown is what makes this scent so elegant. She is one of my primary go-to's for formal occasions, and she's one of those refined scents to wear when you've put in a gigantic effort to look effortless. She is indeed an ambassador of sheer Ladylike sophistication

I discovered this scent totally random while looking to smell the men's version for my boyfriend. I've always hated ripe apricots since I found the scent to be misleading to the taste, if that even makes sense. I wasn't initally wowed by it, but found myself thinking of that apricot soda creamy quality for days after testing it. It's not just sweet. The evolution takes you to something slightly bitter that just escapes you when you think you got your finger on it. It becomes powdery and then sparkly, and suddenly you get something musky, but woody, all the while being haunted by that apricot that doesn't leave your side. While it is slightly mature, I think anyone can pull it off and it is definitely a good representation for the fruity genre. I found it to be a huge compliment magnet, but then again it seems to be a crowd pleasing fragrance.

Quite generic upfront, but the drydown is amazing. Magnetic caps are fun! For what this is, it should be no more than 75 dollars.

This is lovely. I'm not a huge fruity floral fan but this is bright, clean and powdery. Doesn't smell like baby powder or laundry. Definitely a feminine creamy violet, plum and sandalwood once it all settles in. There's a raspberry sherbert note that hangs on forever but it's beautifully balanced with this crisp pear and it never gets too loud or cloying. Longevity has been surprisingly good. Sillage is intimate after an hour but a great scent for the warm Spring, Summer and beginning of Fall. When I first sampled this I thought, "Nice, but I don't need it." Then after getting wiffs of myself all day I broke down bought a full bottle. . I found one at a discounted price so very happy with my choice.