Acamar

It is pleasant. It is definitely a Chypre Floral since the chypre structure is always initiated with an energizing burst of citrus aspects (most frequently bergamot), which are soon followed by a floral heart note. Then the musk and amber come around like a lovely blanket to wrap everything up. It is not Roses Musk as some suggest, as Roses Musk does not contain bergamot. This blend is definitely well done - quality. Definitely leaning Female, although good enough to be unisex. The bergamot is a little overpowering for my taste. I do know people who are hooked because of the bergamot. The special thing about bergamot is that it's not just citrusy- there is a unique spiciness that comes with it. Mixed with patchouli (which I love) and violet (which I'm not that big of a fan of). Overall, smelling this on a woman 9/10. On my skin 7/10. Scent: 9 Projection: 9.7 Sillage: 9.7 Good Quality Clones That I've Come Across: No. Not yet. Looking forward to smelling Roses Vanille Mancera - similar breakdown - except that the vanilla may bring it somewhere completely different. Worth Buying: Yes.

Exactly what @Whateverwhocares said. Like any other synthetic rose scent, i.e. Elizabeth & James Nirvana White. Longevity is beast though. Can still smell the skin scent on me the next morning.

Mature, feminine rose-musk. Not particularly interesting. Not unpleasant. Run of the mill, despite being expertly crafted and nuanced. Doesn’t ammount to much and smells outdated.

Acamar is inspired by a king who manages to bring light back to his people from the darkness. And this is a luminous fragrance, which I would however compare to a weak ray of sunshine: it opens citrusy, evolving and giving space to floral and slightly powdery scents, remaining skin scent, at least on my skin. Elegant and distinct, soft and heart-warming, like the joy of seeing the light again.