Prada (Amber) by Prada is a woody amber fragrance that was created specifically for women. Prada (Amber) was presented for the first time in 2004. Prada was designed by Carles Benaim, Max Gavarry, and Clement Gavarry in collaboration with one another (Amber).

What does Prada Amber smell like?

Pure essential oils are used in the creation of this amber women’s perfume, which has a warm, long-lasting aroma. Fragrances such as bergamot, mandarin, and patchouli are blended with a base of warm sandalwood and vanilla to create a perfume that is individual, intimate, and sumptuous for ladies to wear.

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The most prevalent type of amber is sweet amber, which can be described as a resinous vanillic aroma that is sweet but also has depth and roundness to it. As with resinous vanilla, dry amber leans well toward the drier side of the spectrum, with notes of grassiness or sandiness that remind one of the fragrance of air with very low humidity, as opposed to the resinous vanilla.

 

What scents go well with amber?

Because of its ability to correct energy imbalances, amber is a relaxing stone that can be used in stressful situations. There are many other scents that go well with this oil, including geranium, pine white, cedar wood atlas (India), galbanum frankincense cypress clove leaf anise star (sweet), lemon and orange sweet cistus, rose absolute (Morocco), benzoin, and frankincense.

The aroma of amber is described as being warm, powdery, and sweet due to the combination of components used to create it. Vanilla, patchouli, labdanum, styrax, benzoin, and a slew of other natural and synthetic compounds make up this concoction. A deep, spicy, and powdery aroma is achieved by blending it with other ingredients in oriental scents. We hope this article was useful and you found the answers to your questions. To find the most suitable fragrance just visit the Fragrancedirect website.