Dambrosia Profumum Roma for women and men

I had higher expectations of this one- it reminds me of the scent of hair-spray on a sky-high beehive.

Not to take the efforts of the reviewers for granted in *any* way but I am wondering, what's with all the references to 'figue'?
In English we have a word for it, it is called a fig.

I smelled it the first time on a friend of mine.....it lasted all the day, even if I didn't wear it!!!
at the end of the day, I HAD to ask to her wich perfume was it. it is an oversmelling perfume, this is my opinion. if you like figue and pear, that's definitely your perfume! It last for hours, really!

In ancient Greek mythology Ambrosia was nectar drunk by the Gods. And there is a breeze of divinity in Dambrosia too. :-)
Impeccable and deeply luxurious like most Profumum fragrances, although flawless, this one is also quite vivacious and sparkling. It seems to be more about enjoyment than about exhibiting opulence.
The zesty, zingy juice is dripping from the heavenly ripe, naturally sweet fruit, the almonds chime through with a touch of bitterness and the airy sandalwood provides elegant, light but steady frame.
Dambrosia is like a sunny morning in an orchard. Easy, lazy, fragrant, the grass is saturated in dew - sparkling in the sunshine -, birds are singing, bees buzzing and the day is full of promises. :-)

A deeper woody version of L'Artisan Figuer Extreme (but with tons more staying-power!!). Starts of with an entre of pear and crushed almonds on green ripe figs (i'd love to eat that as an entre - yum!!). Then it settles down to a fresh incense-like sandalwood, while the entre of figs turns way way darker, with a brown sugar sweetness. This is not that super-fresh stingy PHILOSYKOS kind of figue (which I really dislike) - it's a mature, sweet developed sandal-incense figue, way way more luxurious!! I REALLY love it! Aaaah :)