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Ambré opens with cocoa, rum, paprika, nuts, and bitter orange, a warm opening with a spicy edge that keeps it alert. The heart moves into plum, oak wood, osmanthus, neroli, and tonka bean absolute. The base is vanilla absolute, amber, Indian sandalwood, myrrh, and labdanum, and it is the part that lingers on the skin.
Ambré by Kintsugi is an extrait de parfum created by Czech perfumer Martin Švach for this Prague house that composes its perfumes in Grasse. The brand presents it as a feeling of beauty and strength at once: the comfort of vanilla and sandalwood, with myrrh adding a more ancient and serious base.
It works beautifully in autumn and winter, and at night, when cocoa and rum have room to shine. If you are looking for the floral and smoky version of the same idea, Ambré Oud swaps the cocoa for mango, rose, and Oud from Laos. As an extrait, one or two sprays on the neck is enough, and the vanilla and sandalwood base gains presence as time goes by.
What does Ambré de Kintsugi perfume smell like?
Ambré de Kintsugi smells of cocoa, rum and nuts at the top, plum, oak and tonka bean in the heart, and absolute vanilla, Indian sandalwood and myrrh in the base.
Is Ambré a vanilla perfume?
Yes, absolute vanilla is the main note in the base of Ambré, along with amber, Indian sandalwood and myrrh. It also opens with cocoa and rum, so it is a gourmand, amber perfume with a spicy edge, not just sweet.
Who created Ambré de Kintsugi?
Ambré was created by Czech perfumer Martin Švach for Kintsugi, the Prague house that composes its perfumes in Grasse. It is an extrait de parfum.
How is Ambré different from Ambré Oud?
Ambré is Kintsugi's gourmand amber, with cocoa, rum and vanilla. Ambré Oud takes the same idea in a more floral and smoky direction, with mango, damask rose, honey and Oud from Laos.
When should you wear Ambré de Kintsugi?
Ambré de Kintsugi shines in autumn and winter, and at night. As an extrait with a vanilla and myrrh base, a small amount is enough.

