Ambraliquida L`Erbolario for women and men

I agree with Cynicalwish: the liquid storax is obtained from the bark of Liquidambar orientalis, which grows wild in Asia Minor; it is viscous, opaque, greenish with a consistency similar to honey and pleasant smell, due to its content in cinnamic acid and vanillin.
I tried it yesterday and today I went back to the herbalist's shop to buy it.
I love the sillage I leave when I wear it (the same notes wich people staying around me can feel), but if I smell directly my skin it's a bit too monochord and similar to a talcum powder. I think this thing it's due to the lack of citrus or floral notes.
Anyway, Ambraliquida is a very enjoyable fragrance made of high quality ingredients: it's warm, deep and sensual, and definitely an unisex scent.
I like it very much (I love the bottle, too!), and it can be used alone or as a base for other fragrances.

This is a scent I regularly go back to test and never finishes to convince me.
It's very nice, it's true that it smells quite expensive, but it requires the right chemistry. I know a girl who wears it in a great way and on her it becomes a very intense yet soft amber-powdery scent.
On my cold skin most of the times it sticks without blooming into that soft cloud (I smell that girl everytime I meet her :-).
It stays quite bitter and masculin on me. Amberliquid, as said before, it's not "amber" itself (not ambergris) but the resin of this tree gives a smell that goes quite close.
It may seem quite a simple scent, but I recently noticed that the typical flatness and almost one single note-accord coming out from expensive trendy perfumes in recent years open the way to try less high end perfumes with something to say.
The old style complexity and multi-faceted outcome of old perfumes seems lost.
I'm not a fan of L'Erbolario's fragrances, but as happened for many other cheaper houses they make quite an effort to give better fragrances, while big names are often doing disasters.
If you like amber I suggest to give it a try and see if it works for you. You may find your new winter "amber" for an affordable price.

Doing some researches, it seems that the main note shouldn't be the Amber, but the Styrax instead.

The Liquidambar is, in fact, a tree that produces a resin called "Levant Styrax".

The leaves and fruits represented on the box belong to the tree I mentioned.

I found out about the main ingredient reading a small paper included in the box with the fragrance.

This might explain the resinous (and a little bit masculine) smell that this fragrance has on my skin.

Smelled yesterday and bought it! It's summer here, so I can't wait to use it as soon as the weather gets colder.
It has my favorite notes. It's warm and powdery, like talc cream, as sistertricked already said.
I don't find it too sweet, instead, the drydown it's mostly "unisex" on me, musky.
I could still smell it on my wrist after taking a shower.
I'll write more about it when I'll start wearing it on a regular basis.
Good price: 19 euros for 50ml.

Impressed me more than any other fragrance recently,amber blended with vanilla, with a hint of leather, could be like any perfume of Balmain or even Caron. Although unisex works nice on female skin. If you are looking for sexy Ambre as L'Occitane's, you may be disappointed, but the surprise will not fail. Serious, a bit sharp at first smell, but indescribably unique, good artwork.

Ambraliquida interacts with my skin and changes the first ambery dark and powdery spray into a soft powdery aura of fresh (green) amber. I thought it was strong, but my husband said: did you put some talc cream on? Beautiful smell in the line of other big ambers such as Obsession, Youth Dew Amber Nude, Tabu, only not that strong and with a distinct sweetness. The musk and vanilla create the powdery effect, which is to last in a soft manner on skin all day long. I also love the bathline products, which I recommend to try before buying the scent itself.

Espectacular...cálido,sensual,polvoroso,denso muy oriental,muy ambar dulce.

@ guest_moi, your version is the same (the smell is the same), but you don't have a perfume version - 'legni profumati' roughly translated means 'perfumed wood' and your version is the one for spraying on incense sticks; you should have got wooden sticks that you put into the bottle with it.

There is apparently a room fragrance version, which could be what I got, but I'm still going to wear this! :)

I have this in a dab-on bottle, don't know if it is a different version of the same perfume. On the box it says "Ambraliquida - Fragranza per Legni Profumati" (50 ml). The scent is fabulous: old-fashioned body powder with delicious dark amber. It is on the sweet side, but not too sweet and without that typical vanilla note. This liquid is very well blended and smells expensive- like a traditional composition. Not the most complex fragrance, but still very distinct. Anyone looking for a modern scent should skip it. This is for those who like rich, powdery old-fashioned fragrances. It can be worn by both men and women, and is also amazing when layered with a floral scent, such as rose.

This amber fluid is far too sweet and powdery, Erbolario always goes over the top. But, if you want to be noticed, if you can tolerate heavy sweet perfumes and love an outstanding vanilla-amber combination, wear it!