Ambermor™ (IFF)
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What does Ambermor smell like?
A strong woody amber with a sweet earthy, musky odour and a delicate animalic tonality. IFF reports high impact in both heart and base and substantivity beyond forty-eight hours, with very good stability and performance in fine fragrance, soap, shampoo and antiperspirant deodorant, at levels from traces upward. In a formula it is the workhorse ambergris-woody fixative: it lends volume and skin-like radiance to a whole composition rather than smelling of one thing, extends woods and musks, and survives hostile bases where naturals do not. Distributor specifications identify it as the ambroxan molecule at over ninety-nine percent by GC, supplied as a crystalline powder; it is naturally derived, fully renewable and vegan suitable.
What else is Ambermor called?
Ambroxide
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