Camouflage

Camouflage from the Qatari house Al-Jazeera Perfumes is an amber scent worn by anyone, released in 2018. Everyone who has described it calls it ambery, and that is the only accord it has been given.

A single note is listed: ambergris. On its own, ambergris smells warm, salty and slightly animalic, close to warm skin, with a faint sweetness and a mineral, sea-air quality rather than the vanilla-heavy warmth most people associate with the word amber. A scent built on it alone is likely to be quiet, consistent and personal, hugging the skin rather than announcing itself, and it is often used as a layering base under other perfumes as much as on its own. The name suggests exactly that kind of discretion.

No wear reports have been collected, so longevity and sillage are unknown. A pure ambergris composition of this kind suits any season and everyday wear, and would appeal to anyone who likes minimalist, skin-like scents or wants something to wear under a bolder fragrance. It is sold as a full bottle.

Camouflage — unisex fragrance by Al-Jazeera Perfumes (released 2018). Notes: Ambergris. — Parfica open fragrance database