Aura Ambrae

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A vibrant oriental aura, bright and fresh, sweet and sparkling, expanding your boundaries and instilling confidence.

Description of notes:
This is a very powerful fragrance with a large aura and sillage, immediately noticeable from the first application. In the initial moments, you’ll experience expansive fresh notes reminiscent of cologne and cedar, followed by a sweet yet airy amber. As the scent develops, benzoin, labdanum, and vanilla take turns revealing their nuances, adding depth and variation to the fragrance’s progression.

Despite its powerful aura, the scent remains transparent and unobtrusive, yet impressively long-lasting. Hours after application, you’ll still detect its gentle, sensual sweetness. Even as the fragrance’s vibrancy begins to fade, a potent musky undercurrent lingers, subtly thrilling the imagination. This sensual musky presence can still be noticed the next day, whispering close to the skin, creating an alluring invitation to discover its layers anew.

History of Creation:
For me, perfumery is not only a way to tell stories—it’s a way to affirm them. In other words, it’s not merely about stories of my weaknesses and passions, but also about who I wish to be and what I want to become. You could say it’s the persona I’d like to show the world—openly, boldly, and expressively. Sometimes such a language of communication proves to be the simplest, most direct, and most candid, especially if you’re an introvert. Especially if you need a strength you currently lack to make a confident statement.

Yes, I suppose that’s exactly what I do: like searching for the Holy Grail, I seek a pure, sacred energy in perfumery that will make me stronger. How many sacred incenses, fragrant resins, and even wild animalic notes have been sacrificed along this path? How many meditative and mystical oriental accords have been invented? I decided to gather the best of my arsenal and encapsulate it into a single fragrance to achieve an aura capable of illuminating everything in my path with its sparkling radiance.

As is often the case, inspiration doesn’t come while searching for the right notes and their harmonious blend, but in a moment of crisis and the urgent need to overcome it. This was no exception: with the onset of a cold, overcast season, I tried to hold on to the lingering solar energy, so as not to slip into melancholy. I needed a warm, luminous energy that would wrap around me, so I began looking for it in my favorite materials: benzoin, amber, cedar, and labdanum.