Aldambre
An aldehydic material at the core of ÆTHER's ULTRÆ, likened by the brand to the dry heat of a hot iron or sauna stones.
Aldehydic
What Is Aldambre?
Aldambre is an aldehydic aroma material that ÆTHER places at the center of ULTRÆ. Its published description focuses on the smell of dry heat.
Scent Profile
ÆTHER compares it to the dry heat rising from a hot iron or from sauna stones. The image is of warmth without moisture: a clean, radiant heat rather than a sweet or resinous one. It reads as a texture as much as a smell.
Use in Perfumery
In ULTRÆ, aldambre is paired with rose oxide, Habanolide and Tonalid. Rose oxide brings a green, slightly metallic rose facet, while Habanolide and Tonalid add musk that softens the dry, heated contour and carries it into the drydown. The pairing shows how a single aldehydic material can set the temperature of an entire composition.
