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La Yuqawam Ambergris Showers Pour Homme
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Descripción
Rasasi's La Yuqawam Ambergris Showers Pour Homme is a leather fragrance for men. Launched in 2016, this olfactory composition opens with notes of violet leaf, tangerine, and galbanum. The heart reveals the freshness of yerba mate and statice, while the base settles on leather, vetiver, and styrax.
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violet leaf
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Corazón
Yerba Mate
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leather
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- Positivo 85%
- Negativo 8.4%
- Neutral 6.6%
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It’s not La Yuqawam; it’s more oriented toward versatility, but it has kept some of the magic. It follows the prominent leather with notes that make it more versatile, less imposing, and less intense. It’s still very good and of unquestionable quality, but it doesn’t reach the level of classic Yuqawam Homme, although it is more versatile. Scent: 8, Longevity: 8, Projection and Sillage: 7.5, Versatility: 7.5.
Wow, what a pleasant surprise. It arrived today, I bought it blind without many expectations, and I absolutely love it. It’s not that different from Yuqawam Pour Homme, Godolphin, or Acqua di Parma. It keeps the leather base but adds a layer of green floral notes that take away the darkness and give it brightness. At first, it smells fresh, and as it dries down, vetiver, yerba mate, and violet leaves emerge. It has better sillage and projection than Pour Homme. I definitely recommend it; it’s ideal for those starting with this style. Scent: 8.5/10, Sillage: 8/10, Projection: 8/10, Longevity: 9/10.
Fantastic. I’m new to this but I already own about 20 perfumes, and this is one of the ones that gets me the most compliments. It smells incredible, sparkling, and gives you energy. Every time I wear it, I feel like the day gets better. I bought the full Yuqawam Homme collection blind and I couldn’t be happier with all three.
The aroma of this fragrance is the same you can smell in a multinational clothing store. You’ll walk around smelling like a clothing store. That’s at least my opinion. I see it as perfectly valid for any season of the year, medium projection (1 meter) and medium longevity (6-8 hours). I recommend trying it before buying, especially given the current prices. It doesn’t seem like a cheap fragrance to buy blind.
I was pleasantly surprised by this perfume. The opening didn’t surprise me much; in fact, I thought, “What is this?”. Then in the dry down, the leather and green notes appeared, and I also detected vetiver. In my opinion, and having tried dozens of perfumes, I found it unique and very original; there’s nothing in the designer world (as far as I’ve smelled) that resembles it. It’s a rare scent, like cigarettes, dirty leather, body odor… it has an animalicity that I like. Ideal for the middle of the season, because the leather can be intrusive in summer, and the citrus notes aren’t great in cold winter. I suggest not buying it blind; I did and I liked it. I definitely put it in my top 10.
It’s really hard to talk about this fragrance, as it’s not something you see every day from the start: a leather that isn’t as sparkling with typical multiple spices as we can see in its family members, Pour Homme and Tobacco Blaze. On the other hand, what I perceive more than the leather is the yerba mate, but don’t let that make you suspicious, as it’s more than pleasant. I’m Argentine, so I can appreciate the smell of yerba mate every day of my life. Some fellow countrymen might compare the scent of this fragrance to leaving a mate brew from a day ago, but with someone who drank it sweet, or perhaps more similar to a dried yerba mate bag left outside. Both in the opening and throughout the projection, you can perceive a fine leather mixed with yerba mate, where the latter dominates, and a sweetness contributed by the sweet citrus, the tangerine, or if you don’t know what it is, it’s that typical extremely sweet tangerine we eat in the summer. This fragrance transports us to a leather with a sweet green base; lavender is also noticeable, rounding out a perfect harmony. I think it’s ideal for anyone wanting to dip their toes into the world of leather but fears the oriental or spicy notes; this option will surely be a good starting point. Longevity is excellent; I’d say it’s suitable for any season, but I prefer spring and why not, autumn. Projection is quite good; in fact, in open areas, I like to “over-apply” to feel fresh (when I say this, I mean considering how solid Rasasi fragrances are, not 20 sprays like a summer cologne, but maybe 3 on the neck and a bit on the wrists), but BE CAREFUL! In enclosed spaces, watch your sprays because the sweetness can become cloying, unlike its siblings which might negatively affect others due to their spicy tendency. Quality in a fragrance. Worth every penny and not mass-produced. Except for the Memo, you won’t find anything similar to this.
It’s hard to talk about this fragrance because it’s not the usual: a leather that isn’t flashy, featuring multiple spices unlike its Pour Homme and Tobacco Blaze siblings. What stands out most is the yerba mate, which is pleasant. Being Argentine, I know it well; it smells like a mate left for later, sweet, or like a dried, boiled tea bag. Throughout the opening and wear, there’s a fine leather blended with the dominant yerba mate, accented by a summer tangerine citrus sweetness. It transports you to a green-sweet leather base, with lavender rounding out the harmony. Ideal for those who want to try leather but fear oriental or spicy notes. Longevity is excellent for any season; I prefer spring or autumn. Projection is good; in open spaces, I like to overspray slightly to feel fresh (3 sprays on neck and wrists, not 20 like a cologne), but be careful! In enclosed areas, watch your sprays to avoid overwhelming the sweetness, unlike its spicier sisters which can be overpowering. It’s worth every penny and isn’t mass-produced. Aside from Memo’s offering, you won’t find anything similar.
The Yuqawam collection has been one of the best perfume investments I’ve made. This Ambergris Shower is the one I like least of the three. It has herbal notes at the start, unlike its siblings where the leather opening is more prominent. Here, those herbal notes open up into a leather of the same quality as Yuqawam Homme, just less intense. Saying it’s my least favorite doesn’t mean it’s a bad fragrance. It’s a work of art and unique; I’d never heard anything like this… Correction: after smelling Tabaco Blaze, which smells like burnt tire rubber, the Ambergris Shower isn’t my least favorite. Tabaco Blaze is. Rather, this AGS has started to grow on me so much, almost reaching the level of Yuqawam Homme. I was wrong about the leather: it’s just as potent in the opening as Homme; it’s just that it balances better with the herbal touch. Without a doubt, this is a work of perfumery art.
The Yuqawam collection has been one of the best investments I’ve made. This Ambergris Shower is the one I like the least of the three. It has herbal notes at the start, unlike its siblings where the leather comes through more strongly. Let those herbal notes fade as it opens up. It’s a leather of the same quality as Yuqawam Homme, just less intense. Saying it’s the one I like the least doesn’t mean it’s bad; it’s a work of art and unique, I’ve never heard anything like it… Correction: after smelling Tabaco Blaze, which smells like burnt rubber, Ambergris Shower isn’t my least favorite anymore. My least favorite is actually Tabaco Blaze. Now I’m starting to like it so much, almost on par with Yuqawam Homme Homme. I was wrong about the leather; it’s just as potent at the start as Homme, the difference is that it balances better with the herbal touch. Without a doubt, this is a work of art in perfumery.
At first, it seemed like a great success, novel, innovative, and a great aroma (and it really is), but finally, after several months, I figured it out: it smells more like a clothing store air freshener than a body lotion. And I say this because I already know the quality of an extrait de parfum, for example.
This fragrance is surprising. It starts with a unique aromatic shock, reminding me a lot of Lush’s “Big” body splash and shampoo. At the same time, I was reminded of Aramis’s Devin. In the heart, the notes blend perfectly, with a noticeable leather presence throughout the development, and pristine, beautiful green and herbal notes that give it a unique personality. It’s very special, far from the expected, and a great creation. High longevity and medium-to-high projection.
I didn’t like the opening at all; it smelled like vetiver with yerba mate, very reminiscent of the smell of cannabis surrounded by citrus. The magic happens in the dry down: a leather note that never gets heavy. It’s a risky but excellently balanced perfume. That yerba note is the only thing that doesn’t fully convince me; I think if they substituted it with black tea, it would be a work of art.
It’s a peculiar perfume, one I use sparingly because the opening is challenging and not everyone likes it. I don’t recommend buying blind; it reminded me of a cheap perfume I got in high school, which is why I only wore it a few times. I don’t think it’s for kids under 14. If you can appreciate that unique opening, you’ll probably love it. I haven’t experienced the dominant yerba mate scent they claim alongside the leather, but the opening didn’t feel fresh to me; based on my limited experience, it smelled like a super heavy tangerine. It improves significantly in the dry down, becoming extremely pleasant while maintaining a citrusy and herbal aroma that lasts for hours. Projection and sillage are good for the first two hours. It’s a perfume that’s hard to appreciate at first, but ultimately very enjoyable.
What a stunner! If you’re looking for leather you can wear in any weather and want to smell unique, this is it. It opens with a fresh, citrusy, aromatic burst that really brings it to life. The violet and yerba mate rise quickly, creating a woody, green vibe with aquatic nuances. Then the leather kicks in: sparkling, mature, and sophisticated without being overpowering. In the dry down, the leather dominates with an animal, woody, and amber base, accented by smoky, earthy vetiver. It’s a stylish, distinctive, and versatile fragrance that stands apart from today’s mass-market scents. Perfect for any outfit and season, especially in temperate climates. I especially love the exclusivity of wearing leather in summer flawlessly, something few fragrances manage.
Amazing fragrance! Highly recommended if you’re looking for a great leather scent for any weather that makes you smell unique. It opens with a bright, fresh, citrusy, and aromatic burst, very vital. Quickly, violet blends with yerba mate, creating a wooded, green, aquatic result. As it develops, the leather enters: sparkling, non-invasive yet mature, sophisticated, and wearable. When it dries down, leather prevails with an animal, woody, and amber base, featuring smoky and earthy vetiver accords. A fragrance with lots of style, unique, and versatile. It stays away from mass-produced scents. Suitable for any outfit and season (especially mild weather). I highlight the exclusivity of wearing a leather scent in summer that works perfectly.
The Yuqawam Ambergris Showers is an absolute beast with soapy undertones and very wild grass notes. Hey, it’s about 90% similar to Ard al Zaafaran Royal and 70% to Memo Paris’s Irish Leather, though here the yerba mate is softer and the scent less powdery. Insane price-to-quality ratio.
Impressive, a gem, I love it. Surprisingly, even though I’m fascinated by it, I understand why other men might consider it detestable or not recommend buying it blindly. Two hours ago I gifted away what little decant I had left, and I’m already missing it haha. I’ll be back.
I love this fragrance and enjoy every moment. It’s true that it smells different from what I’m used to, and for me, that’s a plus. It’s a clone of Irish Leather by Memo Paris, except the original opening is greener and the notes feel more ‘refined’. It’s herbal, sweet, and bitter, unisex, leaning more masculine and perhaps a bit mature, but when my girlfriend wears it, I enjoy it just as much. My bottle has been going for over a year, and I notice it has mellowed. Before, it didn’t last or project as much, and the opening had a chemical, oily note that gave me a headache. That has smoothed out, and although I still notice it a bit, now it adds unique beauty. In short, a fantastic fragrance.
Luckily I bought a decant; I hated it completely and had to throw it away.
Luckily I bought a decant; I didn’t like it at all and had to throw it away.
Green, soapy, clean scent. To me, it smells awful. One of the few fragrances I tried that made me have to shower because it was so repulsive. That said, it has enviable longevity and projection.
Green, soapy, clean scent. To me, it smells awful. One of the few I’ve worn that made me have to take a shower because it was so repulsive. That said, the longevity and projection are enviable.
Many say fine fragrances don’t last long because they’re elegant and shouldn’t invade. In my view, that’s an excuse to avoid heavy formulas and force you to overapply. If a perfume is heavy and you don’t want it to be, just apply less. I say this because Ambergris Showers is Irish Leather by Memo Paris at 20% of the original cost. Perhaps Irish Leather is fresher and subtler, while Ambergris, like La Yuqawam, is more present and projects more due to the leather. If you don’t like smelling so much, apply less or to other zones. Comparing them side by side shows the difference, but my opinion favors Ambergris. It feels like a Green Irish Tweed with leather steroids. It’s a cold plain green, countryside vibe, not a forest or moss scent like Last Season by Meo Fusciuni. To this fresh aroma, they add leather, which is novel since leather is usually paired with amber, saffron, or tobacco—warmer notes. The result is a fresh, versatile fragrance for any season. It looks excellent for formal occasions, suits all ages, and could be a staple in your collection. The hard part is trying it, as there are still few places to test Arabic perfumes. If you’re at Palacio de Hierro, head to the Memo Paris stand and ask for Irish Leather.
Many say fine fragrances don’t last long because they’re elegant and shouldn’t be overpowering. It’s an excuse to avoid creating heavy formulas that force you to reapply. If a perfume is heavy and you don’t want it to be, just apply less. I say this because Ambergris Showers is Irish Leather by Memo Paris at 20% of the cost. Maybe Irish Leather is fresher and subtler, while Ambergris, like LaYuqawam, is more present and smells stronger thanks to the leather. If you don’t like smelling so much, apply less or in other areas. Side-by-side comparison shows the difference, but I think it favors Ambergris. Nobody will know which one you’re wearing. It’s a Green Irish Tweed with steroids (leather). It doesn’t smell like forest or moss like Last Season by Meo Fusciuni, but rather like cold, flat countryside green. Add leather to that freshness, a novel combination since leather is usually paired with amber, saffron, or tobacco, something warmer. It results in a fresh and versatile fragrance for any season. It looks excellent in formal occasions, suitable for all ages. It could be a staple in your collection. The hard part is trying it, as there are few places for Arabic perfumes. If you go to Palacio de Hierro, head to the Memo Paris stand and ask for Irish Leather. You’ll see if you like it.
Kikehdz16, leather accords in perfumes don’t use real leather as you claim; nowadays it’s impossible to extract scent from a piece. Leather is a blend of notes, and every perfumer adds their own touch.
Cool water with a sophisticated leather base. A green, crisp scent that I wear comfortably even in the heat.
A great fragrance for lovers of Ambergris and Ambroxan. Clean, amber scent with excellent performance. I already own three bottles; it’s my signature. Highly recommended. I create layerings and came up with an addictive perfect blend for winter that has earned me the best compliments. For those who want to experiment and provoke: Skin layer: Molecule 02 or similar with Ambroxan. Clothing layer: Prada Luna Rossa Carbon. Jacket layer: Ambergris Showers.
Repulsive, one of the few scents I absolutely can’t stand. The worst part is that the longevity is insane.
Green and soapy, dark. Perfect for going out at night to a concert or outdoors; during the day, it’s annoying and uncomfortable. A hidden gem sold as a niche fragrance.