I have ambrocenide %10 i really had problem smelling that. Not completely blind to the smell but i cant smell it easily and my nose needs to be fresh. People say its highly diffusive. I tried to dilute to %1 but still have problem even from the bottle
It’s very hard to miss the smell of such a potent material.. there is a small chance you are noseblind to this material, also, is your source a reputable source..?
i have found it very discustiing, choking and i stay away from all styles of this stench. and i have 300 natural perfumer raw fragrances and molecule's and some choice synths.
This stuff has ruined so many nice fragrances. Take Greenley for example. Beautiful apple opening but dries down to scratchy, chemical waste thanks to this. I really hope the era of horrible woody ambers can pass.
I understand that you do not like the scent profile of Ambrocenide or even other woody ambers.. but we also need to address that, there is a big chunk of target audience who likes or maybe even loves the material. I myself love the woody / saw dust profile of Ambrocenide and also how it helps in increasing projection. for some blends it just makes it "nuclear".
@@aromaartisans Perfumers need to up their game and stop relying on chemicals like this in order to increase longevity. It's a cheap trick that takes away the beauty of a fragrance. Personally, I like wood and sawdust-like notes but when it gets screechy and harsh it ruins it. Some people can't stand Iso E Super. I find it to be the most beautiful velvety woody floral. It smells very natural even though it's an aroma chemical. I understand that some people are more or less sensitive to this stuff and skin chemistry plays a factor.
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It’s one of my favourite aroma chemicals 👌🏽
I personally love it a lot too
Thanks for sharing,one suggestion pls also give accords eg. Ambocenide + ......Will be very helpful n appreciated.Thanks once again.
Vanillin also discolours with time
Yes, i agree..
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I have ambrocenide %10 i really had problem smelling that. Not completely blind to the smell but i cant smell it easily and my nose needs to be fresh. People say its highly diffusive. I tried to dilute to %1 but still have problem even from the bottle
It’s very hard to miss the smell of such a potent material.. there is a small chance you are noseblind to this material, also, is your source a reputable source..?
Bro i think its not ambricenide then, by mistake someone must ahve ggiven you ambroxide/ambroxin
Hey did you find any difference between ambrocenide and padmamber also lokanol and javanol
Yes, there is a very easily noticeable difference in scent profile and price as well.. for both molecules and their respective comparatives ..
@@aromaartisans Thanks for your reply, is it possible to buy aroma ingredients from you?
i have found it very discustiing, choking and i stay away from all styles of this stench. and i have 300 natural perfumer raw fragrances and molecule's and some choice synths.
This stuff has ruined so many nice fragrances. Take Greenley for example. Beautiful apple opening but dries down to scratchy, chemical waste thanks to this. I really hope the era of horrible woody ambers can pass.
I understand that you do not like the scent profile of Ambrocenide or even other woody ambers.. but we also need to address that, there is a big chunk of target audience who likes or maybe even loves the material. I myself love the woody / saw dust profile of Ambrocenide and also how it helps in increasing projection. for some blends it just makes it "nuclear".
@@aromaartisans Perfumers need to up their game and stop relying on chemicals like this in order to increase longevity. It's a cheap trick that takes away the beauty of a fragrance. Personally, I like wood and sawdust-like notes but when it gets screechy and harsh it ruins it.
Some people can't stand Iso E Super. I find it to be the most beautiful velvety woody floral. It smells very natural even though it's an aroma chemical.
I understand that some people are more or less sensitive to this stuff and skin chemistry plays a factor.
i agree that it totally SUCKS OR STINKS, it burns the hairs in my nose, and i ban all fake amber molecules from my perfumers organ