Reviews of Sensual Amber
by Bath and Body Works

A nice, sweet amber fragrance. To me, it's a watered-down version of Sage Machado Amber. As with almost all B&BW products, I'd enjoy this as a shower gel or lotion, but it's generally too plain for my "perfume" taste. Ambra del Nepal ruined me for all other ambers when it comes to perfume, but the Sensual Amber products make for nice, cheap layering.

I could guzzle this stuff, it's fantastic. It's sweet and tart, but almost chocolatey, too! I'm going to try Flowerbomb if this is a rip-off, thanks for the tip. I bought about five bottles of this and just spritz it on all the time.

As a person who usually detests feminine musky or floral fragrances, I was surprised when I tried Sensual Amber. The top notes of Bergamot and plum melted into my skin and created a scent reminiscent of caramel and maple syrup. I felt like i was in my grandmas log cabin for a breakfast of pancakes and honey. For some reason I the base notes completely over powered the heart notes after about five minutes. Personally I was elated with this fact because florals are a fragrance that my skin chemistry dose not mix well with, (it usually ends up smelling like bad air freshener). any ways i skipped the heart notes and went strait to the pleasant smell of sandalwood and the spectacular scent of golden caramel, a.k.a amber.
I have to give bath and bodyworks an overall ten for their amazing work of sensual amber.

This is a very nice amber fragrance: comforting, soft, and sexy. A more "user friendly" version of Obsession. I'm not a fan of most B&BW fragrances, but this was a pleasant surprise. Excellent price, too, so I purchased the entire line of body products along with the EDT. The lotion is very rich, and the shower gel is highly scented. Receive many compliments when I wear this; very pleased.

I love this stuff and have gone thru lots of it! It smells ALOT like Flowerbomb, which I also love. I don't love how the Flowerbomb lotion smells on me however, so I use the Sensual Amber body cream with my FB edp---a better combo and cost effective to boot!

This is a sweet fragrance at first blast and then it settles into a semi-sweet powdery scent, when i say powdery i mean dusty-library powdery and not soapy powdery...not even musky powdery.
This one has musk as well, and the base is all about this musk, which is a kind of dirty musk, not the soft white musk of the regular feminine scent of late. It has an aura of old times, like it has been macerating for years before opening it, but that doesn't mean at all that it's bad or that it turned, it's just a darker type of fragrance. Somehow it also reminds me of a late night at a luxury condo of the 70s, meaning soft lights, scotch and gold furnishings and whatever tacky decor you might think of.The flowery middle is all about the lotus and iris, and to a lesser extent, about a sweet orange blossom, the white rose is rather non-existent.
The scent is not tacky per se, in fact quite the opposite so i don't understand why i thought of that imagery, in any case, if you think it's too sweet or strong, then go for the very wearable body splash of the same name and brand, and you'll still get noticed, and you'll still have decent sillage, and you'll still smell good.
Very nice in the Fall season.
Happens to be one of my favorite B&BW frags, along with Japanese Cherry Blossom, Black raspberry & Vanilla,exotic coconut , moonlight path and and coconut lime vervena

an inferior alternate to Viktor and Rolf's Flowerbomb...not bad

My daughter received this as a gift from a boyfriend...it's a 'user friendly' type amber concoction. Slightly sensual. Mostly warm and powdery/woodsy IMO. The bottle is especially pretty.