Ambroxan (Crystals)
Elevate your brand's signature collections with Premium Ambroxan, a cornerstone of modern commercial perfumery. As the industry standard for ethical ambergris, this powerful exalting agent is essential for indie and established fragrance houses looking to add extraordinary longevity, velvety warmth, and a sophisticated aura to their product lines.
Key Features:
• Highly Substantive Fixative
• Exalting Agent (boosts other notes)
• Cruelty-Free Ambergris Alternative
• High ROI for commercial formulation
About Premium Ambroxan:
Ambroxan is an indispensable base note in luxury perfumery. Beyond its own scent, it acts as a structural pillar in commercial formulas, pushing top and heart notes forward while providing a radiant, three-dimensional quality that consumers associate with high-end fragrances.
Olfactory Profile:
Dry, ambery, and woody with a smooth, musky, and subtly animalic 'skin-like' radiance. Base Note.
Technical Specifications:
• Appearance: White crystalline powder
• Purity: 99%+
• Solubility: Soluble in ethanol, DPG, IPM
Applications & Usage Guidelines:
Ideal for fine fragrances (EDP, EDT), luxury cosmetics, high-end room sprays, and candle manufacturing. As a crystalline powder, it must be dissolved in a solvent (like Perfumer's Alcohol or DPG) prior to compounding in large batches.
IFRA & Usage Rate:
• Recommended Usage: 0.1% to 5% of the fragrance concentrate.
• IFRA: Please refer to current IFRA guidelines for maximum category limits.
Blending Guide:
Pairs flawlessly with modern musks, dry woods (cedarwood, vetiver), Iso E Super, and bright citrus. Bridges the gap between fresh top notes and heavy accords seamlessly.
Perfumer's Note:
A high-impact material where a little goes a long way. Even at trace levels, it significantly improves the diffusion, sillage, and perceived value of the final product.
Safety & Storage:
Store in a cool, dry environment in tightly sealed containers. Keep away from direct sunlight. Work in a ventilated commercial lab environment.
FAQ:
• Q: Does this need to be diluted before commercial batching?
• A: Yes, we recommend creating a 10% master dilution in DPG or ethanol for easier liquid measuring and evaluation.
