Nemat Fragrances - Amber Perfume Oil (10ml / .34fl Oz)

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Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). It needs to “age” so I did that and it worked, some people said leave it open for 10 days but the smell just keeps coming and going and doesn’t seem consistent. We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved.

It projects throughout the day so that when I move my hands I can smell it and if someone's sitting next to me they get a whiff of it, too. However I am certain they have reformulated and I am not just anosmic to this scent, given my history with it and the come-and-go nature of the current formulation. Now, I don't know if it was the production costs, sourcing mishaps, or if it was the fact that they couldn't branch out to other retailers, but they made a business decision to change their fragrance to a "skin scent".

Not sure about the name choice because obviously people are going to upset that it doesn’t smell like Amber. Always read labels, warnings, directions and other information provided with the product before using it. That mineral note is a little off putting, almost like smelling a wet rock, and I like this best when it fades. A bit of a background story- I had fallen in love with Rosie by Rosie Jane in a sampler set I purchased.

The softest wood ever, effortless sensuality, wrapped in a warm blanket and rising like a cuddly angel in the night. It lasted most of my work day today and when I wore it last night I could still smell it in the morning. While a little goes a long way, don’t expect a ton of sillage which is expected for a scent like this. I get why some people would like this, especially if you work in a healthcare setting, but it's not for me.I will mention sometimes you do go nose blind and feel like you can't smell it and then all of a sudden the scent appears. The change has taken all the wind out of the sails of this classic, gorgeous scent and turned it into glorified cooking oil. Worth mentioning: The cult favorite perfume oil by the name of Riddle Original is a dupe of this but its execution feels a little bare compared to the Nemat (in terms of the quality of ingredients used) and Riddle costs twice as much.

a woman once told me every stripper in detroit wears it, which makes sense because it drives men wild and mixes really well with different skin chemistries. I swear this was reformulated somehow as my original bottle bought years ago would stay on my skin for days and have excellent sillage.

This scent is reminiscent of a sun dappled Sunday morning, the clean but slept in sheets mingling with warm, salty skin. It's definitely very subtle - you have to have your nose right next to the skin to get a good whiff. This fragrance can be described as sweet and enticing, with vanilla as the central note supported by musky undertones.