At the end of the day, turn off the lights in the room and quietly sip a glass.
The scent of amber suits such occasions.

Sweet, spicy and somewhat sensual.
It smells like a fire in a fireplace quietly burning in the darkness of the night.

Amber can sometimes be soft like vanilla, and sometimes have a smoky, mysterious quality.
When placed on the skin, the fragrance slowly spreads with body heat, leaving a deep, lingering aftertaste.
If daytime perfumes are like a light breeze, then amber is truly the "scent that accompanies you at night."

While traveling, I have experienced many times that scents and memories are closely linked.
I can still vividly remember the mixture of amber and spices I smelled in a Moroccan market on a particularly cold winter's night.
The foreign atmosphere I felt then, the feel of the carpet under my feet, the hustle and bustle of the people

--Everything comes back to life with the scent of amber.

Among perfumes, amber is a scent that emphasizes its lingering aftertaste.
I think what makes this fragrance so appealing is not the gorgeousness you get when you first put it on, but the changes that deepen over time.

A warm, dense, somewhat dreamy scent.
Wearing the scent of amber makes the night deeper and more comfortable.