Ambergreen

I just wanted to post an update as I have tried this gem again. So well composed and put together. Very green and very fresh. It lingers on my skin for a long time. It definitely has the ambroxan thing going and I am a fan of that. I believe Molecule and Dolce and She Wood share the same type of ingredient. But Ambergreen has the lovely green note that feels extremely fresh extremely exhilarating. All in all this really is a gem niche fragrance and I must get a full size bottle. I just received a lovely sample of this fragrance through Fragrantica as a giveaway I believe. First and foremost thank you for this wonderful site. I would like to thank Oliver & Co. for giving me the opportunity to sample this wonderful fragrance. Upon first spray I knew I loved it. Ambergreen is the perfect name as that's what I smell upon first spray. A very green and ambery opening opening unlike anything else I have ever smelled before. I adore the initial smell. It starts to settle in about 30 seconds and transforms into a slightly different but equally beautiful aroma. Pleasant and very enjoyable from beginning to end. This is truly unisex without leaning to masculine nor to feminine. Quite often I purchase a fragrance that is stated unisex but it often is to heavy and masculine for me. This one is not. It is a beauty. Normally with samples I don't every purchase a full size bottle but I am compelled to with this one. I honestly think I will. The price tag is somewhat higher then I normally spend but I feel this one is worth it as it's truly niche. A gorgeous fragrance that is truly wearable safely by both genders - it's not at all a gender bender but a luxurious unisex gem!

Deep, deep, deep, deep sweet green.... Wow... Totally amazing... love child of 1828 Histoire d’Parfums 1828 Jules Verne and Comme Des Garçon Amazing Green overdosed on steroids... So... now supplants my fave two alternatives in a scent for which I know no other comparable alternatives... what a shame I bought the last bottle and his business is winding up... so sad... So... a cavalcade of wet mashed basil, parsley and coriander and hod knows what other greens and sweet green stems with a succulent deep dark sweet green bell pepper brightened and bodied out on top by citrus - I get the tangerine but sometimes I feel wafts of juicy lime and graduated with a cut grassy feel down to the green depths... The citrus changes this from an Exquisite almost gourmand to a gorgeous unique perfume. Bright, invigorating, left field and probably the best perfume for me for 2021..

My personal favourite among the offerings of this wonderful house. A weird green radioactive bomb that works amazingly on skin and has no parallel with any other fragrance (that I know). As most Olivers be ready to be fulfilled with a dense potion. In this case fresh and enigmatic but not soft at all. This is the kind of jewels I wouldn't let my friends know its name... partly because they may hate me for the recommendation ( = no safe blindbuy I think) and partly because I would live it as a tragedy if another person nearby smells the same. It is too one of a kind for two wearers to share. What a pity Oliver doesn't sell the 16ml anymore as those were wonderful wonderful wonderful. Don't miss taking a look at the whole line, you shall be more than surprised!

Out of all the wonderful fragrances I own, Ambergreen has attracted the most compliments from colleagues and friends. I find that so funny simply because Ambergreen is clearly not trying to be a perfume. I don't even feel it's trying to smell pleasant or wearable. The smell is just as bracing and biting as sticking your nose into freshly cut parsley. A little bit jagged and intensely green. Intriguing, natural and truly niche.

Ambergreen is another offering from a niche house with ambroxan and other aroma chemicals. This was a blind buy based on older recommendations in the forum and based on the reviews that exist here. Well, it's not what I was expecting but still is as good as any scent with the same philosophy as Dior Sauvage. It opens very harsh, synthetic to the maximum. It's bitter-green and sour at the same time with a very strong acidic green vibe. For a few seconds feels like you spilled something nasty from a laboratory but quickly it settles down into a moderate projecting scent. I get mild basil, coriander, strong shiso, mild powdery orris root, very strong amyl salicylate, strong ambroxan, strong galbanum which tries to emerge from the pool with the rest strong chemicals but in vain.. it is vivid but not dominant. Then comes a green note like a green pepper, strong but synthetic. The green mandarin, the fig leaf and the grass stay at the background supporting the rest notes. They are faint but present. Overall it's a nice scent which becomes better through time. I also get something citrusy/woody/cedar-ish which looks like similar to the Iso E Super used by the Escentric Molecules house and a spicy note which looks like rhubarb especially at the opening. At the late dry down I get a fresh and slightly sour and spicy green pepper smell with something which looks like papyrus. The ambroxan which is used here is smooth and it doesn't burn my nose. Same as in Sauvage Christian Dior , Noir Gabardine LM Parfums , Boucheron's exclusives Néroli d'Ispahan Boucheron but not as smooth as for example in Giuseppe Naso Di Raza or in Lalique's exclusives Fleur Universelle Lalique , Terres Aromatiques Lalique . Ambergreen is quite safe after the initial green chemical shock and suitable for year round use IMO except very high temperatures. It doesn't feel natural or realistic by any means.. think of a green Dior Sauvage for example. Nothing natural about it but pleasant. A nice surprise was its longevity which is remarkable. First time I tested it survived a whole day on my hand, I went to gym, I took a shower, I washed the dishes, I washed some more times my hands and it still was there as a skin scent. Even the next day until the noon before lunch.. then it gone with the dish washing. And the smell was something like an old book, dust from an old bookshelf, a very familiar smell of mine. The sillage is moderate. The projection is moderate to soft and most of it's life is a subtle scent which stays close to the skin. For the compliment hunters, the first day I wore it I got two compliments from a woman and from a male friend. I don't think that it's challenging if you like this type of scents. Definitely not a safe blind buy just as Dior Sauvage. I don't regret from this blind buy but anyone who want natural greens should stay away from this. If you like ambroxan, Escentric Molecules house and in general synthetic scents just as Zarkoperfume, One of Those NU-BE, Aether give it a try. Ambergreen has the same quality as the top offerings from Escentric Molecules house such as The Beautiful Mind Series line. Rich in aromas and strong.

This is not a cologne-style herbal composition as the shiso and basil might have you thinking—it’s cold, bone dry, extremely synthetic, but still somehow approachable. We all have a sense of “green” perfumes—that dewy, wet grass vibe. But this is totally different. It’s sharp, bitter, and astringent. It has the crisp, metallic tang of celery, or of a leaf ripped apart. The ambroxan rings very much like ambergris (and what a pun with the name), bringing a mineral salinity to its core. It doesn’t evolve much, so that sharpness you get at the beginning is there to stay (for a long time). But that’s sort of the joy of this one. Early spring seems to be its ideal time for me—the first hint of greenery coming out of the bare ground. It’s taken a while to click, but now that it does I find I really enjoy it, even if I find it lacks a bit of pathos. A seasonal wear.

What a pleasing surprise! I didn’t know what to expect when I received this beautifully packaged sample of Ambergreen. I’m happy that I tested it and got to know this unexpectedly fascinating perfume. So I’ll try to share my experience of testing it and write my first perfume review, let’s see how it goes. It’s been a quite long time since I have been so positively surprised after taking the first deep inhale of new, unexplored perfume. This was mind-blowing! All kinds of green plants, green herbs, acid nuances, summer-cottage’s green grasses, nettles and natural botanical gardens rose alive-like in my head and evoke my olfactory memories. This is pure bliss at its best; carefree childhood, springy sunrays and raw soil, summer and the sun’s warmth making chlorophyll flourishing. I’m a nature-loving at heart, so this feels to me like perfumer Oliver Valverde succeeded to bottle the photo-realistic, clean nature into that tiny amount of this precious liquid. This is something unique. The crispiness stays alive all the way even though the dry down is mostly like the mixture of green mandarins and rhubarb – whatever that is, it is very captivating and oddly, highly addictive. I can’t leave my wrist alone; I need to take whiffs of it every now and then. The scent isn’t soft by any means, but not piercing either – I don’t know how this scent has been executive so brilliantly, it’s clearly a modern creation, urban even and yes; the sharpness of it is there, but it doesn’t make you wanting to bite your molar teeth together and anticipating horrific headache to come at any minute soon. No. It isn’t that kind of sharpness at all. This gives you a whole voyage - starting from the walk over the nettle jungle and botanical plantation, then to flying over the kitchen of the Vegetarian Master Chef’s and his chopping blocks, which are full of green peppers and green herbs and handful of medicinal herbs, ending to your own cozy patio where having a cheering up feel-good mood by smelling and tasting freshly picked and sliced green mandarins from icy crunched citrus cocktail. Ambergreen is utterly unisex creation, on my skin the sillage was rather moderate; I wouldn’t call it soft by any means because of the overall crispiness, also the longevity was impressive; perfume lingered more than ten hours. My impression is that orris, galbanum and guaiac wood are there into supportive roles only, giving a structure and steadiness so that all the herbs and all that acidic greenery are allowed and able to shine. Amber radiates as a quiet base note, only giving its warmth, being a hardly noticeable and modest ingredient. The scent has many facets, and I’m sure it will behave differently on every individual. It’s clever scent. I perceive it as a highly intellectual and artistic scent. It’s not a so-called safe scent nor the best-seller in big department stores. I see it as a real, carefully hand-picked treasure, work of modern art. The only thing I know for sure is that I’m charmed by it. Fully. Deeply. Completely. I need to have a full bottle of Ambergreen someday soon.

Ambergreen surprised me with a tart and spicy green beginning. At this point I deemed it a very modern perfume with a twist. A bit on the masculine side but for a self-confident lady the choice for an unusual take on plant-y freshness. Then the scent started to turn on my skin....it turned into a classic, refreshing and clean green scent. Absolutely unisex, I agree to Perfumeaddict ́s verdict. Recommendable for those with a taste for the natural, but not so common fresh perfume and without the usual grassy note. Ambergreen reminds me of succulent ferns in a forest in the summer. Longevity was about 5-6 hours on my skin (which is pretty good in my opinion). Sillage : in the beginning the scent projects widely but dims down to a very pleasant noticeable skin scent. An interesting new perfume house. Thanks again for giving me the chance to test this creation. Excited to smell your other works as well.

Green Goddess perfume! Smells like being covered in wild weeds from the garden. It's so fresh, the cut greens tint you with their greenness. Transforming everything to living verdancy. Like spirit xylem that move liquid nourishment, anointing you with the mysteries of nature. The opening is dense and lush. You can practically feel the sap on your fingers. It dries down to a grassy aroma that reminds me of rolling in a meadow with the smell of broken reeds rising up from beneath you. The accord stays fresh through the drydown. Sillage and longevity both good. A meadow dryad would smell like this!

به نت هایی که اینجا میبینید اعتماد نکنید، با یک عطر عجیب غیر قابل پیشبینی مواجهید. یک عطر گلی (و نه این همه سبز) که حس گس بسیار خاص و هنرمندانه ای دارد اسکین سنت و کم دوام مناسب یک بانوی اشرافی که علاقه ای به خودنمایی ندارد. ----------- Scent & Quality: 10/10 Longevity: 7/10 Sillage: 6/10 Creativity & Uniqueness: 10/10 Affordability: 4/10 ----------- Overall: 7.4 +0.5= 7.9/10

Pretty unique fragrance. A green, fresh and almost tart and bitter scent. A friend of mine nailed it when he sait it smells like parsley. It really does sum up the smell pretty well! This is parsley in a bottle.

I always have found myself in love with the creations of. This is one if the scents that i still do not have 🥺 so if anybody is willing to let go this or any other Oliver creations please do get in touch. 🙈

What a wonderful scent. Green, so Green, with a sweet touch, so powerful, full of charisma. It makes me think Oliver Valverde is a genious. One of the greatest experience in perfume world I ́ve had.

I can’t find this online. Where did you all find it, nonetheless a sample?