Ambroxan - The Perfume Society

A couple of cutting-edge perfumers – Romano Ricci (with Not a Perfume) and Geza Schoen (Escentric Molecule 02) have daringly based an entire perfume around this synthetic note, which was discovered in the 1950s as a replacement for ambergris.  Long-lasting, come-hither, velvety:  it really is complex and (virtually) a fragrance in its own right.  Some

Ambroxan has a thin, mineral quality that is barely perceptible on skin, but it does have a radiant sillage that coats one in a sweet, marine odour.

Miraclelayer AMBROXAN EDT 50ml (molecule 02 type)

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