The Amber Eau De Toilette by Laboratory Perfumes is a fragrance for both women and men. It was launched in 2012 and is the brands first fragrance. The scent is intended to evoke Britains country and coast. The fragrance is described as a multilayered and long-lasting scent with notes of wood, earth, ambergris, grass, and spices. The fragrance family is woody/oriental, and it has citrus notes of bergamot, lemon, black pepper, birch leaf, juniper, and bourgeon de cassis. It also has floral woody notes of lavender, jasmine, and vetiver.
In general, "amber" is a genre of perfumery that refers to any fragrance that is centered on ambergris, labdanum resin, or a synthetic version thereof. The quantity of supplementary materials makes a difference to the style and profile of the "amber" presented. Ambergris and labdanum are the two primary natural and traditional sources for all compositions classified as "amber".
There is no information available on any negative aspects of the Amber Eau De Toilette by Laboratory Perfumes. The ingredients or materials used in the fragrance include wood, earth, ambergris, grass, spices, bergamot, lemon, black pepper, birch leaf, juniper, bourgeon de cassis, lavender, jasmine, and vetiver.
