Ambroxan in Velixir perfumes
A synthetic molecule modelled on ambergris: dry, woody, warm and slightly salty.
Ambroxan is a single molecule, made industrially, that smells of the skin-like, salty, woody warmth of ambergris. It has become one of the commonest base notes in modern perfumery and turns up in fresh, woody and sweet perfumes alike.
Velixir perfumes with ambroxan
Three of the 28 perfumes list it: Ether, Morpheus and Orion.
By layer: heart in one, base in two.
Heart notes
Base notes
Notes that go with ambroxan
Most of the three belong to the aromatic and spicy, musky and powdery and citrus and fresh families of this guide. Next to ambroxan on their lists you will most often find neroli, musk, bergamot, violet and jasmine.
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