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ambrette

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am·brette  (m-brt)
n.
See abelmosk.

[French, from Old French, diminutive of ambre, amber; see amber.]


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The most common offenders are fragrances in the ambrette, bergamot, cinnamate and musk families.
Key launches here included Annick Goutal's Musc Nomade, part of the brand's Les Orientalistes collection, described as a sensual, chiaroscuro scent which blends white musks ambrette, muscone and angelica with tonka bean, labdanum and Bombay wood to create a scent that is lightly powdery but not clean.
 
 
 
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