TIMBEROL 198022 SYMRISE – woody, ambery and warm note with hints of cashmere wood, dry amber and deep musk

Woody, ambery, powdery. It is used in masculine, woody, ambery, leathery, fougère, and citrus notes. It is often used in detergents and other alkaline bases because it is very stable. It was discovered in 1978. Compared to other amber notes such as Ambermax 50 and Boisambrene Forte, timberol has a distinctive green note. It is an intense woody and animalic note of amber. It has a dry woody note that tends towards patchouli.

This super-dry, amber-woody molecule can be used to accentuate the top, middle, and bottom notes in both men's and women's perfumes. It's typically used in a 10% solution. A woody note that lends impact to the top and middle notes in addition to its lingering, substantial properties. It's worth trying wherever a woody character is needed, but requires careful blending and dosing. One of the most surprising fragrances, a brilliant molecule worthy of gold; it gives you the scent of extreme dryness, of absolute dryness, and once you smell it, you'll immediately understand: the molecule itself is a Disney-like multisensory attraction. Norlimbanol is present in overdoses in some of Alessandro Gualtieri's creations, including approximately 5% in Viride (Orto Parisi, 2014) and approximately 11% in Boccanera (Orto Parisi, 2014).