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Note Profile
Ambrexolide
Woody-amber synthetic
Ambroxan has a woody-amber scent profile with musky, creamy, and slightly salty nuances. It is known for its smooth, radiant warmth and subtle animalic undertones, which can become more pronounced over time. The note evolves slowly, providing a persistent, diffusive presence in compositions.
Ambroxan is a synthetic compound originally developed as a substitute for natural ambergris. It is produced through the chemical transformation of sclareol, a natural component found in clary sage. This process allows for consistent quality and ethical sourcing.
Perfumers use Ambroxan primarily as a base note due to its longevity and fixative properties. It blends well with woods, musks, florals, and citrus, enhancing both projection and depth in modern fragrances. Ambroxan is often featured in contemporary woody, amber, and marine accords.
Perfumers known for using Ambroxan include Olivier Cresp , Alberto Morillas , Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud , Aurélien Guichard , Dominique Ropion , and Emmanuelle Moeglin .
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A selection of reviewed perfumes where Ambroxan appears prominently.
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Akro
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Matière Première
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Burberry
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