Amarante
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Scent profile
Odour profile (FraterWork)
Amarante presents a beautifully balanced bouquet of muguet,
lilac, jasmine and rose with elegant soft woody undertones.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Gold liquid
Odour Profile: Amarante presents a beautifully balanced bouquet of muguet,
lilac, jasmine and rose with elegant soft woody undertones.
Uses: Core floral blender for distinctive fragrances, classic French elegance in
modern compositions.
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Amarante is a beautifully balanced floral base that melds muguet, lilac, jasmin
and rose notes with a soft woody dry down. Originally created by Marius Reboul
for Givaudan in 1924, Amarante was popularised in the 1920s by Henri Almeras who
loved it so much he used it in doses well beyond 30% in multiple fragrances for
Jean Patou. Its presence can be felt profoundly in Amour Amour (1925).
This base is perfect as a core blender around which a distinctive character can
be built with nuancers and high impact materials. Usable at up to 10% when
seeking IFRA 51 compliance, this is a very versatile base.
Amarante is the epitome of classic French elegance.
floral golden no_reg
Notes
Amarante is a beautifully balanced floral base that melds muguet, lilac, jasmin
and rose notes with a soft woody dry down. Originally created by Marius Reboul
for Givaudan in 1924, Amarante was popularised in the 1920s by Henri Almeras who
loved it so much he used it in doses well beyond 30% in multiple fragrances for
Jean Patou. Its presence can be felt profoundly in Amour Amour (1925).
This base is perfect as a core blender around which a distinctive character can
be built with nuancers and high impact materials. Usable at up to 10% when
seeking IFRA 51 compliance, this is a very versatile base.
Amarante is the epitome of classic French elegance.
floral golden no_reg
Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Core floral blender for distinctive fragrances, classic French elegance in
modern compositions.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
10% in finished product (Cat. 4)
Appearance: Gold liquid
Odour Profile: Amarante presents a beautifully balanced bouquet of muguet,
lilac, jasmine and rose with elegant soft woody undertones.
Uses: Core floral blender for distinctive fragrances, classic French elegance in
modern compositions.
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