Amber, musk and leather notes
189 notesAmber, musk and leather notes smell warm, soft and close to the skin: resins, clean or animal musks, hide and cured tobacco. They move slowly and are still there hours later, so they read as part of the wearer rather than the bottle. This list is the notes that lean on this family more than on any other.
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Botanical
67 notesAbout botanical notes
Plants, and what is pressed, distilled or extracted straight from them - peel, petal, resin, root, wood, leaf.
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Tonka Bean
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Benzoin
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Labdanum
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Tobacco
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Frankincense
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Myrrh
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Ambrette
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Styrax
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Opoponax
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Peru Balsam
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Chamomile
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Tolu Balsam
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Prepared
29 notesAbout prepared notes
Materials that only exist because something was done to them: roasted, burnt, tanned, fermented, cured, cooked.
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Leather
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Incense
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Amberwood
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Black Tea
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Linen
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Malt
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Cereals
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Soap
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Russian Leather
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Gasoline
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Nag Champa
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Ambrarome
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Molecule
62 notesAbout molecule notes
Single aroma chemicals, named as themselves. Some occur in nature and some do not; all of them behave predictably.
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Ambroxan
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Cashmeran
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Coumarin
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Orcanox
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Ambrettolide
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Cetalox
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Amber Xtreme
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Helvetolide
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Muscone
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Sinfonide
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Sylkolide
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Ambertonic™ (IFF)
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Abstract
15 notesAbout abstract notes
Notes that name a sensation rather than a substance. Nothing is distilled to make them - they are an effect the perfumer builds.
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Amber
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Clean Musk
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Animalic
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Skin Musk
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Straw
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Chantilly Musk
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Hashish
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Sea Cotton
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Clean Notes
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Hookah
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Jeans
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Apple Shisha Accord
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Animal
16 notesAbout animal notes
Materials of animal origin, and the modern reconstructions that stand in for them.
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Musk
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Ambergris
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Civet
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Hyraceum
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Fur
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Goat Hair
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Black Ambergris
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Himalayan Deer Musk
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Propolis
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Siberian Musk
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Snake Leather
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Brown Ambergris