Synthetics
Azarbre smells like a warm honey with notes of dried flowers and a woody, orris undertone.
Luebke, William tgsc, (2008): Dry woody chrysanthemum phenolic powdery orris
Fraterworks: Azarbre is a herbal material that can add wonderfully delicate orris and honey nuances to a fragrance. it is an infrequently seen material that is used to great effect in the dior private collection fragrance bois d'argent (2004) by annick menardo which is enormously popular with french hip hop stars. see our demo formula below.
According to a. b. camps: “this material […] is missing from most laboratories. azarbre is less agrestical than opalal and more woody-honey-rooty, with notes of dry flowers. azarbre mixes well with rooty essential oils such as corydalis or cyperus scarious and all kinds of agarwood oils as well. the material forms great accords with isophorone, phenylacetic acid, oxophorone, tobacco absolute, ionones, damascones, phenylacetates, nectarol, the usually great myrrhone, dihydroionol, and osmanthus[.]”
Azarbre blends well with aetoxylon oil, fenchone alpha, geosmin, linalool oxide, amazonia™ and miraclewood™.
Givaudan: Honey, woody, warm, orris.
Azarbre has a warm honey note with aspects of dried flowers. at 2 or 3% will enhance the effect of ionones. when used at up to 10% it blends the woody and floral components of a fragrance together. particularly suited for honey-sweet florals.
Pell Wall Perfumes: Honey, floral, chrysanthemum-stems, ionone, warm
Description from givaudan: “azarbre has a warm honey note with aspects of dried flowers. at 2 or 3% will enhance the effect of ionones. when used at up to 10% it blends the woody and floral components of a fragrance together. particularly suited for honey-sweet florals.”
Moellhausen: Honey, woody, warm, orris.