Amber, leather & tonka
Amber usually suggests a warm blend of resins, soft vanilla and balsamic sweetness. Leather can evoke supple hide, dry suede, smoky tar or a polished, slightly animalic warmth. Further notes add tonka.
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Amber
Amber usually suggests a warm blend of resins, soft vanilla and balsamic sweetness. Depending on the accord, it can feel powdery, leathery, glowing or relatively dry.
leather
Leather can evoke supple hide, dry suede, smoky tar or a polished, slightly animalic warmth. Different accords range from smooth and restrained to dark and rugged.
tonka
Tonka bean combines soft almond, dried hay, vanilla-like warmth and a gently toasted sweetness. It can feel powdery, nutty or tobacco-like rather than simply sugary.
How it works in a fragrance
The gourmand facets give the accord an edible association, while the surrounding notes set its texture. It can remain dry and restrained or become creamier, sweeter and more enveloping, depending on the proportions.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
This name describes an accord: several scent ideas combined into a shared impression. The listed notes are an olfactory guide, while the exact materials and their proportions belong to each perfume’s formula.
Related notes to explore
Amber →
Amber usually suggests a warm blend of resins, soft vanilla and balsamic sweetness
leather →
Leather can evoke supple hide, dry suede, smoky tar or a polished, slightly animalic warmth
Labdanum →
Labdanum is rich and resinous, with warm amber, leather, balsamic and subtly animalic facets
Benzoin →
Benzoin has a warm, resinous sweetness with vanilla, soft balsamic and gently spicy facets
Material references
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