Note

Amyris (5)

All 5 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This intriguing note offers a warm, woody aroma with subtle hints of sweetness, reminiscent of freshly cut wood and light floral nuances. It showcases a creamy richness that evokes a sense of softness, making it a versatile choice in various fragrance compositions. Its character is both calming and uplifting, often creating a sense of balance in a blend. Amyris is predominantly found in oriental and woody fragrance families, where it serves to enhance the depth and warmth of the scent. In perfumery, it commonly functions as a middle or base note, anchoring the composition and providing longevity. It harmonizes beautifully with other notes, such as sandalwood, vanilla, and spices, creating a rich tapestry of aromas. The versatility of amyris allows it to transition seamlessly from light to darker, more complex perfumes, adding a luxurious touch that resonates well in both unisex and feminine fragrances. Its unique profile invites wearers to experience a soothing yet sophisticated olfactory journey.

Overview

5 fragrances · 3 brands · £22.5–£207

Lattafa La Collection D’ antiquites 1505 — dupe of Tom Ford Cherry Smoke

Fragrances

  • Lattafa La Collection D’ antiquites 1505 — Inspired by Tom Ford Cherry Smoke — 8.3/10 — £36.01
  • French Avenue Enigma Trois — Inspired by Acqua di Parma Colonia Oud — 7.7/10 — £22.50
  • French Avenue Taurus — Inspired by Original Creation — 6.8/10 — £34.99
  • Jo Milano Paris Game of Spades No Limit — Inspired by Maison Francis Kurkdjian Amyris Homme Extrait — 6.5/10 — £135
  • Jo Milano Paris Roll It 5 — Inspired by Stéphane Humbert Lucas Venom Incarnat — £207

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Amyris in perfume?

This intriguing note offers a warm, woody aroma with subtle hints of sweetness, reminiscent of freshly cut wood and light floral nuances. It showcases a creamy richness that evokes a sense of softness, making it a versatile choice in various fragrance compositions. Its character is both calming and uplifting, often creating a sense of balance in a blend. Amyris is predominantly found in oriental and woody fragrance families, where it serves to enhance the depth and warmth of the scent. In perfumery, it commonly functions as a middle or base note, anchoring the composition and providing longevity. It harmonizes beautifully with other notes, such as sandalwood, vanilla, and spices, creating a rich tapestry of aromas. The versatility of amyris allows it to transition seamlessly from light to darker, more complex perfumes, adding a luxurious touch that resonates well in both unisex and feminine fragrances. Its unique profile invites wearers to experience a soothing yet sophisticated olfactory journey.

What are the best Amyris fragrances?

The top rated options are Lattafa La Collection D’ antiquites 1505 (8.3/10), French Avenue Enigma Trois (7.7/10) and French Avenue Taurus (6.8/10).

Which brands make Amyris fragrances?

3 brands are represented, including French Avenue, Jo Milano Paris and Lattafa.

How much do Amyris fragrances cost?

Prices range between £22.5 and £207 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.