@too-old-for-this
See, I thought about Sandalwood. And then I realized that there is no such thing as 'Sandalwood'. There are a variety of woody scents that are called Sandalwood, and they range from the Basically-Baby-Powder smell of oils like Auric Blends to the Holy Jesus Rotting Wood Plant Matter smell of some like -- shaving soaps and stuff.
Basically, when you buy something called 'Sandalwood', you are taking quite the gamble, in the same way as you took a gamble when you bought something labelled Dragon's Blood in the Early Naughties. You weren't buying a scent, you were buying a potential range of scents that all sort of orbited an idea. Loosely.
ETA: The smell of actual leather is good. The smells of leather-scented products never smell like leather to me, though. English Leather smells like tobacco and wet dog.
ETA2: Amber is good, though. I like Amber.