
Narciso Rodriguez Eau de Parfum Ambrée is a thick combination of musk, amber, ylang-ylang and balsams supported by accessorial elements as white flowers and dry cedar. Narciso Eau de Parfum Ambrée was launched in 2020 as a brand new Aurelien Guichard's amber-floral performance with a warm luxurious "tropical" twist. This perfume actually holds on the landmark floral-chypré musky concept (with the Narciso's passion for the l'egyptian musk's supreme and sophisticated sensual radiancy) which is in this case enriched by a new sultry shiny floral vibe. Somebody has written it smells like Narciso Rodriguez edp has gone to the beach and I partially agree in the sense that this fragrance exudes a warm kind or organic vaguely balmy aroma (the one of the feminine "layered with tropical floral creams" golden skin after tanned and sweated by the warmth of the sun). The original amber note is in here cleverly blended with rich vanilla in order to exude a rich texture and a special kind of sultry musky-floral warmth. This signature Narciso Rodriguez's musky accord is actually enriched due to a combination of sweet intense vanilla, tropical flowers and soft cashmere. More than properly tropical I find this fragrance warmly visceral and musky in a sort of "intimate hot way". The heavenly NR Poudree's lactonic/musky/rosey untouched "whiteness" is in this case soiled by this dose of simil-organic kind of acid/resinous sensual infusion. There is a kind of leafy/citric faint dose of (cedary) tartness as undertone which seems to elicit a sort of ostensibly salty warm "skin-smell". This floral tartness, as combined with warm soothing musky/balmy elements, conjures me the same kind of "contrast" I've noticed in the new Shiseido Ginza, another musky/balmy floral "double accord" with a sort of dry/warm kind of organic simil-salty undertone (don't forget that
Narciso Rodriguez parfums is a designer brand fragrances of the Shiseido Fragrance Division). In any case the kind of organic ambery dirtier warmth does not jeopardize at all the super Narciso-landmark (classic and modern all at once) floral-musky wave of sophistication with its quite chic note of ylang-ylang and a note of drier frangipani particularly regal, luxuriant and bold (a part of the intimate side of the moon). The sillage is heavy despite I find this creamy juice like closer to skin if compared with the previous Narciso's. Another winner from Narciso although my absolute favorite from the house is still the older pink bottle Narciso Rodriguez for her.