Ambroxan

Ambroxan has become a cornerstone in modern perfumery. This popular synthetic note has velvety, musky and dry-woody qualities. Its strength and lasting power are so addictive that some people consider it as a fragrance on its own. If used in a formula, it enhances and amplifies the rest of the fragrance perfume notes. Curious? Discover the versatility of ambroxan in Walk with Me and Orris Soyeux.

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Ambroxan belongs to the ambergris family of fragrance notes. Ambergris, a rare and precious substance formed in the intestines of sperm whales, has been cherished for centuries for its sensual blend of warm, musky, woody, and sweet aromas, enhanced by salty sea and animalic undertones. However, due to ethical concerns and the scarcity of natural ambergris, Ambroxan offers a sustainable alternative, capturing the essence of this luxurious fragrance without any animal derivatives.

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