House of Amouage

The international luxury fragrance house is a combination of East meets West. Crafting scents with the purest ingredients they have an eye for detail.

Bold, cultured, and full of mystery.

Overture woman EDP is the very essence of a modern woman, inevitably attractive, completely addictive and endlessly mysterious. Created by Master Perfumer Annick Menardo, using rare and unique ingredients. This amber, woody fragrance tells the story of an opera performance. With its warm, oriental notes it would make the perfect winter perfume for your scarf or inner jacket.

The Notes

When looking a little closer at the notes in this perfume we quickly understand that it is not for the faint-hearted. If you like soft, fresh scents, this probably isn't for you.

Top Notes: Bergamot, Saffron & Apple (Calvados Accord): In the first burst of fragrance we get a fruity, sweet saffron note. Some would say it smells similar to Calvados.

Heart Notes: Benzoin, Myrrh, Rose Centifolia, Geranium, & Cinnamon: From the heart comes the powdery floral notes. This gives the perfume a touch of elegance and femininity.

Base Notes: Pyrogenic Incense, Ciste Labdanum & Leather Vitessence: Last but not least you will discover the deep, smoky leather notes. Giving the perfume an eternal scent you will not forget.

Amouage has a unique style when it comes to fragrance making. They deliver unique scents rather than scents that are people pleasers. It gives off “niche” perfume vibes.

My Experience

Knowing the unique style Amouage has, I expected nothing less. Amouage Overture Woman is for women who want a bold, impacting fragrance. It is about more than the fragrance, it's a declaration. Although it is marketed for women, men could find happiness in this perfume. With its long-lasting scent and rare, rich ingredients. Overall, Overture is definitely worth the high price.

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