Ambrarome (Syn)
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Usage
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Ambrarome (Syn) has an animalic scent reminiscent of ambergris. The scent is
quite strong, so making a dilution of, for example, 10% can be useful. Suitable
solvents are TEC and IPM. It is a versatile product and can be used in chypre,
wood scents, tobacco or leather. It combines very well with red fruit and heavy
rose scents. In classic formulations it can be used to replace ambergris, it is
not quite the same but shares many of the aspects. You usually use between 0,1%
and 2% of this substance in the fragrance composition. It adds animalic warmth
and depth to the scent. In perfumes it is mainly a base note, it is stable in
most products, including soaps, candles, even bleach.
Physical properties
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Ambrarome (Syn) is a dark, more or less brown, viscous liquid or paste at room
temperature. It is a mixture of various substances, based on chemically
processed labdanum. It is therefore largely based on vegetable raw materials.
The manufacturer is the French Synarome, which developed the product almost a
century ago and still makes it.
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