Figue Amere Miller Harris for women and men

Figue Amere opens with a bitter green accord that's pretty interesting. Fig leaves, maybe some galbanum...Unfortunately it turns to a floral-ambery base that's not particularly refined and of much less interest. If you like floral-fig fragrances you can have plenty of better options out there (i.e. Jardins De Kerylos, Philosykos, Premier Figuer, Figuier, Ninfeo Mio..).

Rating: 4/10

This is a wonderful smell that smells strongly of fig for the first hour or so. It would be perfect for summer if the fig didn't disappear after than hour and a simple, musky smell took its place for another hour or so, before this completely disappeared from my skin.

I love it!

The first time i tested it i liked it very much although the name was way misleading, ther was nothing figgy about it.What it tried to be and succeded was a bitter(amere) scent.In a distorted way the bergamot on the beggining is the most bitter part and narcissus that has been treated with musk and a bit of salt on the side. Still in the end it became warmer with a trace of vanilla and wood.i start to unveil with each wearing of the sample the raw vulnerability of betrayal of the whole project, cause i believe in the sheer talent of Lyn Harris, and this acerbic excersise seems to me that it should' nt be allowed to leave the lab.