Amber Bloom
Extrait de Parfum 100ml
Unisex
Amber Bloom is refined freshness with a warm afterglow—the scent aura of someone truly excelling in their element. The debut creation in The Auras Collection, this fragrance reimagines ancient Roman restoration rituals into modern everyday luxury: an invisible atmosphere of light, ocean salt, and gilded warmth that moves effortlessly with you.
The composition awakens like a dusk wander through a Mediterranean citrus grove bordering the sea. An exhilarating burst of sharp grapefruit, sunny lemon, sparkling mandarin, and Italian bergamot floods the senses with vivid clarity. At the heart, lush and unexpected depth emerges: exotic passion fruit and succulent red raspberries mingle with delicate lily of the valley, while a fine mineral mist of sea salt notes cuts across the fruit to lend an aromatic, sun-kissed luminosity. In the drydown, the lingering heat of the day is preserved: rich, woody ambergris, creamy tonka bean, and sensual musk create a comforting, golden warmth against the skin. Clean, bold, and uplifting, Amber Bloom balances vibrant energy with sophisticated ease.
Product Origin: United Kingdom
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Olfactory Family: Citrusy Marine Ambery
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