Amberever

A dsm-firmenich cedarwood fragrance ingredient with a rich ambery undertone, providing a powerful, persistent woody foundation.

Woody

Amberever

About Amberever

Amberever is a captive cedarwood fragrance ingredient introduced by dsm-firmenich in early 2025. Developed for the interest in powerful contemporary woody fragrances, it combines a strong woody character with a rich ambery undertone. It is a proprietary fragrance molecule, distinct from cedarwood essential oil or amber as a physical object.

Scent Profile

The ingredient gives a composition a prominent cedarwood impression with a warmer ambery foundation. It can add depth beneath softer materials and create a persistent woody outline. Its manufacturer highlights lasting performance, although the exact effect in a perfume depends on the complete formulation and the other materials around it.

Use in Perfumery

With rose, this woody foundation can frame the fullness of petals. Vanilla can develop a warm, enveloping sweetness against it, while musks connect the opening to a more comfortable finish. In gourmand compositions, the material provides structure beneath sweeter impressions rather than simply adding another edible facet.

Did You Know?

In November 2025, the manufacturer introduced Amberever Neo, a purer version produced through crystallization to isolate the isomer responsible for its odour and strength. That later material has a distinct product name. A fragrance naming Amberever is therefore recorded under the original ingredient rather than silently being reassigned to Neo.

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