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AMBRINOL 95 (IFF)
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AMBRINOL 95 (IFF) possesses the elegant tonalities of aged natural ambergris tincture. Tobacco, leathery nuances and the power of oceanic seaweed notes supported with a warm animalic, musky dry down.
Recommended Usage Levels: Up to 1% in the fragrance concentrate.
NOTE: Middle
ODOR TYPE: Amber
ODOR Characteristics:
- Amber
- Musk
- Earthy
- Ambergris
- Seaweed
AKA NAME: Ambrinol
CHEMICAL NAME: 2,5,5-trimethyl-1,3,4,4a,6,7-hexahydronaphthalen-2-ol
APPEARANCE: colorless to pale yellow clear liquid
ODOR STRENGTH: High
LONGEVITY: 72 hours on a blotter
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 194
AVERAGE USE: < 1% in the fragrance concentrate.
CAS NUMBER: 41199-19-3
FLASH POINT: > 200 °F ( > 93.33 °C )
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AMBRINOL 95 (IFF) Possesses the elegant tonalities of aged natural ambergris tincture. Tobacco, leathery nuances and the power of oceanic seaweed notes supported with a warm animalic, musky dry down.
Recommended Usage Levels: Up to 1% in the fragrance concentrate.
NOTE: Middle
ODOR TYPE: Amber
ODOR Characteristics:
- Amber
- Musk
- Earthy
- Ambergris
- Seaweed
AKA NAME: Ambrinol
CHEMICAL NAME: 2,5,5-trimethyl-1,3,4,4a,6,7-hexahydronaphthalen-2-ol
APPEARANCE: colorless to pale yellow clear liquid
ODOR STRENGTH: High
LONGEVITY: 72 hours on a blotter
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 194
AVERAGE USE: < 1% in the fragrance concentrate.
CAS NUMBER: 41199-19-3
FLASH POINT: > 200 °F ( > 93.33 °C )
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Intensely "marine" scent
david lincoln brooks
(Boerne, TX)
8/7/2018 12:56 AM
This is the chemical you will want if you are REALLY needing to impart an oceanic, marine "sea" note to your blend. It is not, I don't think, an intimate animalic musk smell, so much as it is an "environmental" note, smelling untamed, poignant and wild as the ocean itself. This is by no means a calone-like, melon-like trendy men's aftershave marine note; rather it smells cold, untamed, briny, mineralic, wet and wild... like a salt-laden wind, far out upon a northern clime sea. I picture being on a craggy coast in Ireland or Scotland or Maine. The woody, tobacco-like notes suggest sea vegetation. There is never a "fish" quality at all. A curious lime-peel quality is afoot, not dissimilar to frankincense. I suspect you'd never want this chemical as a focal note, but blended skillfully with citrus, tropical fruit, balsams, dark florals, animalics and patchouly, it will bestow a bracingly outdoorsy, pleasantly moody, environmental wildness. It will never give you a cozy, sedate, indoorsy library quality-- this is Jack London or Herman Melville, far out upon a blustery jade-green sea. Emotion-arousing.
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