Ambroxan, with the CAS number 6790-58-5, is a synthetic fragrance ingredient known for its warm, amber-like scent profile. It is often used in perfumery as a base note, providing depth and richness to compositions. Ambroxan is valued for its ability to enhance the longevity of fragrances, making it a popular choice in both fine and functional perfumery. It can impart a soft, musky quality that complements floral, woody, and oriental accords. In formulations, Ambroxan typically sits at the base of the scent pyramid, supporting other notes and contributing to the overall olfactory experience. From a regulatory perspective, Ambroxan is subject to IFRA guidelines, and while it is generally considered safe for use in cosmetics, perfumers should be aware of any specific restrictions that may apply based on concentration levels in their formulations. As with many synthetic materials, it is important to consider potential sensitivities, although Ambroxan is not commonly associated with allergenic reactions. — AI-generated summary, 2026-09-02.
Dry, warm ambery-woody note with a distinctive mineral, slightly salty facet reminiscent of ambergris. Sits close to the skin with a suede-like musky undertone and a subtle sweetness, radiating a clean, almost transparent warmth.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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