Spirambrene
CAS: 121251-68-1
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121251-68-1
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Amber Carane
Scent profile
Note type (FraterWork)
Base Note
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 96 hours on a smelling strip.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Colourless liquid
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Spirambrene is a woody and elegant amber material with extremely good diffusion.
It ranks amongst the very best of the woody chemicals (with Dextro Norlimbanol,
Cedroxyde, Orbitone and others). It is rare to find in small traces but really
should be part of every perfumer's palette.
Perfumery: Techniques in Evolution (a series of articles published in Perfumer
and Flavorist magazine) discusses the chemical: “Spirambrene is a nice, strong
chemical with a closeness to boisambrene forte, norlimbanol, cedroxyde and
cedramber. It is somewhat more seaweed-like than the above and imparts important
velvety nuances to woody notes. Again, I believe it is a chemical that has a
bright future in our industry. It is being widely used in fragrances such as
Kenzo for Men (0.8%), Eden, Gio (0.85%) and Agua Fresca (0.3%) by Adolfo
Dominguez, among many others.”
Givaudan describes it thus: “Spirambrene blends well with sparkling, green,
spicy and aldehydic top notes. It is an interesting complement in woody accords
for providing a diffusive ambery effect. Due to its high impact, it produces
unique and original effects when combined with other woody elements.”
Featured in such fragrances as Duro by Nasomato (0.3%), Enigma by Roja Dove
(0.4%), Black Agar Givco (1%), Himalaya by Creed (0.55%),
Blends beautifully with Dextro Norlimbanol, Muscenone, Muscone Laevo, Exaltolide
and all the amber chemicals.
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Notes
Spirambrene is a woody and elegant amber material with extremely good diffusion.
It ranks amongst the very best of the woody chemicals (with Dextro Norlimbanol,
Cedroxyde, Orbitone and others). It is rare to find in small traces but really
should be part of every perfumer's palette.
Perfumery: Techniques in Evolution (a series of articles published in Perfumer
and Flavorist magazine) discusses the chemical: “Spirambrene is a nice, strong
chemical with a closeness to boisambrene forte, norlimbanol, cedroxyde and
cedramber. It is somewhat more seaweed-like than the above and imparts important
velvety nuances to woody notes. Again, I believe it is a chemical that has a
bright future in our industry. It is being widely used in fragrances such as
Kenzo for Men (0.8%), Eden, Gio (0.85%) and Agua Fresca (0.3%) by Adolfo
Dominguez, among many others.”
Givaudan describes it thus: “Spirambrene blends well with sparkling, green,
spicy and aldehydic top notes. It is an interesting complement in woody accords
for providing a diffusive ambery effect. Due to its high impact, it produces
unique and original effects when combined with other woody elements.”
Featured in such fragrances as Duro by Nasomato (0.3%), Enigma by Roja Dove
(0.4%), Black Agar Givco (1%), Himalaya by Creed (0.55%),
Blends beautifully with Dextro Norlimbanol, Muscenone, Muscone Laevo, Exaltolide
and all the amber chemicals.
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Usage
Average use (FraterWork)
0.1% – 3% in a perfume compound
Appearance: Colourless liquid
Longevity: Lasts > 96 hours on a smelling strip.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
No restriction for category 4
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