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Ambré Oud opens with the luminous sweetness of mango, turmeric, which gives it a golden, earthy base, and a touch of grapefruit that lightens it. The heart is Damask rose in velvety layers, softened by honey and sharpened by saffron. The base is Oud from Laos, smoky and animalic, with wool absolute and amber wrapping everything together.
Ambré Oud by Kintsugi is an extrait de parfum signed by Czech perfumer Martin Švach for this Prague house that composes its perfumes in Grasse. The brand builds it around rare materials, such as Oud from Laos and wool absolute, and around an idea of abundance understood as having enough of what matters.
It calls for autumn, winter, and night, or a special occasion. If you prefer the gourmand side of the house, Ambré swaps rose and Oud for cocoa, rum, and vanilla. As an extrait, one or two sprays are more than enough; the mango is noticeable at first and Oud gradually takes over.
What does Ambré Oud by Kintsugi smell like?
Ambré Oud by Kintsugi smells of mango, turmeric, and grapefruit at the top, Damask rose with honey and saffron in the heart, and Oud from Laos, wool absolute, and amber in the base.
Is Ambré Oud an Oud perfume?
Yes, the Oud from Laos is the base note of Ambré Oud, smoky and slightly animalic, with wool absolute and amber. The mango top note and the Damask rose in the heart make it brighter and more floral than a dry Oud.
Who created Ambré Oud by Kintsugi?
Ambré Oud was created by Czech perfumer Martin Švach for Kintsugi, a Prague house that composes its perfumes in Grasse. It is an extrait de parfum.
How is Ambré Oud different from Ambré?
Ambré Oud takes Kintsugi's amber toward a more floral and smoky direction, with Damask rose, honey, and Oud from Laos. Ambré is the gourmand version, with cocoa, rum, and vanilla.
When should you wear Ambré Oud by Kintsugi?
Ambré Oud by Kintsugi shines in autumn and winter, at night or on special occasions, when the Oud and rose have room to unfold.

