The story and atmosphere of the perfume "Amber Oud"

Amber Oud is one of the perfumes that we call "French-Oriental", this new genre combining the emblematic chords of the two iconic perfumeries. Mythical amber, which combines labdanum and vanilla, enriches with resins and burning spices to respond to the bold volutes of oud wood. In the head armoise and lavender, contrast with this warm and sensual trail.

Here is the olfactory description of Amber Oud Intense from Nicolai

Keynotes:

The essence of lavender brings a fresh and aromatic herbaceous note to the head, introducing a clear and soothing dimension. Sable essence can bring grassy nuances, often used to bring a fresh and slightly bitter touch.

Heart notes:

The heart of the perfume is dominated by oud, a rich and precious woody note, often associated with earthy, smoky and animal flavours. The essence of the Atlas cedar provides a woody note that completes and strengthens the presence of wood in the heart. Saffron adds a warm and spicy shade to the heart, creating a complex depth.

Background notes:

The absolute labdanum offers an amber and resinous note, contributing to the heat and depth of the bottom. Musc can bring sensual sweetness to the base of the fragrance. The amber completes the background with warm, sweet and oriental chords, creating a deep and captivating olfactory signature.

General sense of perfume"Amber Oud"

Amber Oud is a fragrance that combines the richness of the oud with oaky, spicy and amber shades. In the lead, the lavender and the slate bring a touch of freshness, before diving into a resolutely oriental heart with the oud, the cedar of the Atlas and the saffron. The bottom, composed of labdanum, musk and amber, offers a warm and persistent conclusion, making Amber Oud a luxurious and enchanting olfactory experience.

THE MARK OF PARFUMS NICOLAÏ

A direct descendant of Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain, founder of the Guerlain house bought by a luxury group in 1994, Patricia de Nicolai created her own perfume brand with her husband Jean-Louis Michau. Precisely in November 1989, Patricia Nicolai, one of the first women, nose-creator began the profession. A first shop opens in Paris, cradle of perfumes and fine perfumery. These are entirely created by Patricia de Nicolai, in a laboratory visible to visitors to the shop. Showing the reverse of the decor, the creation and implementation of luxury was Patricia's will.

Her love of the profession dates back to the 81s, she graduated from the ISICPA of Versailles (International Superior Institute of the Perfume of Cosmetics and Food Aroma). She is also elected President of OSMOTHEQUE the museum and the International Conservatory of Perfums located in Versailles, on the campus of the famous school of perfumery of the ISIPCA. Among these very first perfumes created are New York, the perfume "signature" of the designer, considered one of the best olfactory creations in history.

In 2007, she was elevated by the President of the Republic to the rank of Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur as a woman perfume designer of her own perfume house.

In June 2015 Patricia receives the OLFACTORAMA Award from ENTHOUSIASME" for her perfume New York Intense, the perfume water version. In 1997 Patricia NICOLAÏ Its first fresh water "Summer water" comes out a fresh floral fragrance for men and women. Parallel to the perfume collection, Patricia is one of the first to create high-quality olfactory fragrances. Candles, spray and bamboo scented with Maharadjah the brand's iconic ambiance fragrance. To celebrate the brand's 30th anniversary, Nicolai creates a new fragrance, Baikal Leather Intense.

The brand's iconic fragrances are Patchouli Intense and Fig Tea for perfumes and Maharadjah for home atmosphere. Let yourself be seduced by these three unique fragrances.

LUXE:All perfumes are hand sealed with a black wax that forms a beautiful imprint with the initials PN (Patricia de Nicolai). They also have a nice ribbon tied in a delicate way around the box. Each fragrance is loved in its black velvet case.

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