Ambre Superfluide, Les Eaux Primordiales

A long winter's day by the fire, apple-cinnamon pie in the oven and a glass of rum within reach – that is the scent of Ambre Superfluide by Les Eaux Primordiales.

This Eau de Parfum from the Superfluide collection (2019) was created by the brand's founder Arnaud Poulain and perfumer Amélie Bourgeois. It combines sweet warmth with spice and a resinous, dry side: an amber with character that feels cosy without ever becoming sticky. Unisex, warm and surprisingly versatile.

Notes

• Top notes: honey, apple, cinnamon, sesame, bergamot
• Heart notes: rose, cardamom, fir balsam
• Base notes: amber, black vanilla, tobacco, rum, benzoin

Who it's for & when to wear it

For anyone who prefers their amber spicy and resinous rather than fruity. Ideal in autumn and winter – from the office on cool days to an evening in a ski hut or a long travel day.

The difference from Ambre Supermassive

Its red sister scent Ambre Supermassive is not an extrait of the same fragrance but a composition of its own: fruitier and more powdery, with peach, pineapple, heliotrope and saffron. Find out what you smell in each and when to wear which in our comparison of Ambre Superfluide vs. Ambre Supermassive.

Is Ambre Superfluide unisex?

Yes. This warm, spicy amber is worn by women and men alike.

What does Ambre Superfluide smell like after a few hours?

After the sweet and spicy opening, a warm, rather dry amber with tobacco, black vanilla and benzoin remains – and it lasts especially long on clothing.

Is Ambre Supermassive the stronger version of Ambre Superfluide?

No. Ambre Supermassive is a separate Extrait de Parfum with its own note pyramid that shares many notes with Ambre Superfluide.

With every bottle of 30 ml or more we include a free sample of the same fragrance; with orders from € 90 you also receive 4 perfume samples.

Key facts: Les Eaux Primordiales · Collection Superfluide · Eau de Parfum · perfumer Arnaud Poulain & Amélie Bourgeois · fragrance family amber-spicy (gourmand) · unisex.