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Ambranum® (Firmenich)
$10.50 – $205.00
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Odor Description – Ambery, sweet, sensual, resinous, warm and highly long-lasting. Slightly vanillic and balsamic, very useful for chypre, fougere, and oriental accords. Enhances citrus. Fragrantica describes this type of amber as follows: Amber is a fantasy note in perfumery which as been mostly inspired by the golden color and is a basic accord of labdanum, benzoin and vanilla.
Description
CAS -N/A
Odor Description – Ambery, sweet, sensual, resinous, warm and highly long-lasting. Slightly vanillic and balsamic, very useful for chypre, fougere, and oriental accords. Enhances citrus. Fragrantica describes this type of amber as follows: Amber is a fantasy note in perfumery which as been mostly inspired by the golden color and is a basic accord of labdanum, benzoin and vanilla.
6 reviews for Ambranum® (Firmenich)
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Tatiana Naumova –
Soft notes of vanilla and amber. There’s an obvious resemblance to Ambre83, but it’s more modern. Obviously fruity. It haunted me that I could feel some fruit. Fruit among vanilla and balsamic. Can be wrong, but it seems, that Ambranum be used in L’Arbre de la Connaissance Jovoy Paris. Perhaps I agree that you can feel the fruits of figs.
tuberoseabsolute –
A beautiful interplay of warm ambery labdanum and cool resinous olibanum.
distinctionjewelrycentral –
This is THE amber I was looking for. Rich, strong, deep golden amber with no sweetness. Not ambergris or aromachemical or faint, just the perfect amber.
Ani –
AAAmber, Dark Vanille, slightly smoky Frankincense and slightly Labdanum. I find it more Ambery mildly sweet with dried fruit. This is not dry. I wear this at 20% by itself it feels strong, rounded and long lasting.
Sal Barone –
Finally! This is the amber I’ve been looking for. Golden, rich, deep. It has that classic combo of vanilla, labdanum and benzoin. Since using this, it’s given my formulas a lovely warm base. Try with vetiver! Wow.
studio –
This has become my favorite material to use in an incense incense accord. It has the remarkable ability to smooth out the harsh terpenic top notes you sometimes get in Olibanum (in addition to a little Aldehyde C-12 MNA) and it’s perceivable from the top into the dry down, though careful dosage should be practiced as it can easily overtake the rest of the composition.