Ambergris Tincture 2%
CAS: 8038-65-1
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CAS number
8038-65-1
CAS (all sources)
8038-65-1
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CAS (FraterWork)
8038-65-1
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INCI name (FraterWork)
AMBERGRIS
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Scent profile
Note type (FraterWork)
Base Note
Odour family (FraterWork)
Animalic
Odour profile (FraterWork)
Ambergris tincture presents a complex sweet, earthy, marine, and
musky character with animalic undertones, featuring warm sun-bleached wood, dry
tobacco sweetness, soft salty marine air, creamy vanilla, and worn leather
nuances, often displaying an initial ethereal alcohol-like top note that
dissipates to reveal profound depth.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 400 hours on a smelling strip.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Pale gold liquid
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
It seems almost too good to be true but it isn't! This is a deluxe natural grey
ambergris tincture that goes against the norm by being a mainstay of our
specialist supplier's catalogue. Through a very long relationship with local
ambergris gatherers in New Caledonia, this is a readily available material.
Ambergris tincture is marine and animalic with fecal qualities. It's ability to
fix (to make something last longer) a perfume is historically renowned and
despite its origins as a pathological metabolite of sperm whales which are
considered endangered, this is not restricted in perfumery (though some
countries do have restrictions on importing the product).
While no hard and fast rule ever existed to determine the right amount of
tincture to use in a perfume, we recommend around 1% – 3% of the total weight in
alcohol. so 100 grams (or mls or drops) of alcohol will have 1–3 grams (or ml or
drops) of Ambergris Tincture 2% added. Bear in mind that you can add
significantly more tincture if you wish, particularly if you wish to have the
ambergris easily perceptible in odour rather than simply as a fixative.
If you are seeking a vegan alternative to Ambergris tincture we recommend our
acclaimed Ambergris Intense [https://fraterworks.com/products/ambergris-intense]
or Absolute Ambergris [https://fraterworks.com/products/absolute-ambergris]™
products.
ambergris animalic Best Seller musk natural no_reg tincture
Notes
It seems almost too good to be true but it isn't! This is a deluxe natural grey
ambergris tincture that goes against the norm by being a mainstay of our
specialist supplier's catalogue. Through a very long relationship with local
ambergris gatherers in New Caledonia, this is a readily available material.
Ambergris tincture is marine and animalic with fecal qualities. It's ability to
fix (to make something last longer) a perfume is historically renowned and
despite its origins as a pathological metabolite of sperm whales which are
considered endangered, this is not restricted in perfumery (though some
countries do have restrictions on importing the product).
While no hard and fast rule ever existed to determine the right amount of
tincture to use in a perfume, we recommend around 1% – 3% of the total weight in
alcohol. so 100 grams (or mls or drops) of alcohol will have 1–3 grams (or ml or
drops) of Ambergris Tincture 2% added. Bear in mind that you can add
significantly more tincture if you wish, particularly if you wish to have the
ambergris easily perceptible in odour rather than simply as a fixative.
If you are seeking a vegan alternative to Ambergris tincture we recommend our
acclaimed Ambergris Intense [https://fraterworks.com/products/ambergris-intense]
or Absolute Ambergris [https://fraterworks.com/products/absolute-ambergris]™
products.
ambergris animalic Best Seller musk natural no_reg tincture
Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Supreme natural fixative, exalting agent for all fragrance families, adds
radiance and longevity, rounds compositions into cohesive wholes.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
No restriction for category 4
Odour Family: Animalic
Appearance: Pale gold liquid
Longevity: Lasts > 400 hours on a smelling strip.
Odour Profile: Ambergris tincture presents a complex sweet, earthy, marine, and
musky character with animalic undertones, featuring warm sun-bleached wood, dry
tobacco sweetness, soft salty marine air, creamy vanilla, and worn leather
nuances, often displaying an initial ethereal alcohol-like top note that
dissipates to reveal profound depth.
Uses: Supreme natural fixative, exalting agent for all fragrance families, adds
radiance and longevity, rounds compositions into cohesive wholes.
INCI Name: AMBERGRIS
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