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Acqua di Parma Colonia Ambra

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All sales are final, we are a perfume sampling company - letting you try perfume before you invest in a bottle. Unfortunately, we cannot refund any product that you do not like. If you are new to perfume or wanting to break out of wearing the same scent, try our starter sampler packs so that you can find the perfume that works for you.

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Acqua di Parma Colonia Ambra is a warm, musky men's Eau de Cologne Concentrée launched in 2015 as the third scent in the brand's Ingredient Collection, a darker take on the classic Colonia built around ambergris. Citrus opens onto a salty, woody ambergris heart that wears rich and smooth. It has notes of ambergris, musk and sea notes.

From the brand - "Acqua di Parma Colonia Ambra celebrates one of the most precious, luxurious ingredients used in creating fragrances, ambergris."

Acqua di Parma Colonia Ambra Reviews

Fragrantica - "...I dont really get the marine smell that people talk about, to me it smells much more like spicy woods with this almost hot or burning feeling. It reminds me of warm wood and something almost like fire. Very strange but in a really good way and definitely not a boring fragrance."

Fragrantica - "This cologne is something else! It's definitely a more mature scent, warm and slightly musky with this interesting salty note that I wasn't expecting. Lasts all day too which is a huge plus."

Fragrantica - "...Instead I get a rich citrus up top (i.e. not sparkling) that is more clean then fresh. Next I get a warm earthy middle of patchouli and velvety rose. Then the ambergris starts to kick in. ..."

Fragrantica - "...This is Musky, rich and luxuriant, a mature and classy fragrance, and one that I personally found instantly accessible..."

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  • Reg - 2nd Jun 2020

    3
    Nice but Confused

    The initial scent reminds me of dried oranges and a little powder. Not bad. Kind of fresh and sweet. After the top notes burn off, rose is the next thing to come through. Then there's kind of a salty, oceanic freshness, but it clashes with the rose a little bit. When things fully dry down, there's a lot of rose, powder, and leather. I read it described somewhere as an old furniture shop, and I don't disagree. An old furniture shop would accumulate lots of interesting scents, but it would do so in a haphazard manner, and the scents might not blend well. That's how I view ACQUA DI PARMA COLONIA AMBRA. The individual notes are compelling, but they add up to noise more than harmony.

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  • Reg - 2nd Jun 2020

    3
    Nice but Confused

    The initial scent reminds me of dried oranges and a little powder. Not bad. Kind of fresh and sweet. After the top notes burn off, rose is the next thing to come through. Then there's kind of a salty, oceanic freshness, but it clashes with the rose a little bit. When things fully dry down, there's a lot of rose, powder, and leather. I read it described somewhere as an old furniture shop, and I don't disagree. An old furniture shop would accumulate lots of interesting scents, but it would do so in a haphazard manner, and the scents might not blend well. That's how I view ACQUA DI PARMA COLONIA AMBRA. The individual notes are compelling, but they add up to noise more than harmony.