Ebanol is one of those materials you immediately recognize as soon as you smell it: rich, creamy, woody, and with an almost luxurious sandalwood depth.
It has a very rich, natural sandalwood fragrance, powerful and intense, with lots of volume and elegance.
It is one of the few sandalwood molecules that is both creamy and diffuse – a rare combination.

Main Character

• Rich sandalwood
• Warm woody
• Musky
• Creamy and soft
• Light amber

 

Nuances

• Velvety, almost milky
• A deep, elegant wood base
• Very diffuse and long-lasting
• Natural sandalwood vibe, but more powerful than real Santalum album

 

Complementary fragrances

These materials enhance or soften Ebanol and build beautiful wood and amber accords.

1. Sandalwood-like molecules.

• Javanol
• Sandalore
• Bacdanol
• Polysantol → For a rich, creamy, modern sandalwood accord.

2. Amber & warm wood

• Ambroxide / Cetalox
• Ambermax
• Kephalis → Gives depth, warmth and diffusion.

3. Musk

• Habanolide
• Helvetolide
• Galaxolide → Beautifully rounds out the musky undertone of Ebanol.

4. Resins & balsams

• Labdanum
• Benzoin
• Elemi → For a warm, resinous amber effect.

5. Citrus & aromatics

• Bergamot
• Grapefruit
• Rosemary → For contrast and freshness in modern wood perfumes.

 

Comparable fragrances

These materials share a similar sandalwood/wood profile or are used in the same role.

1. Javanol

Super-powerful, creamy sandalwood; more modern and bright.

2. Polysantol

Warm, sweet, creamy sandalwood with lots of volume.

3. Bacdanol

Drier, woodier, less creamy but related.

4. Sandalore

Softer, kinder, less intense but in the same family.

5. Brahmanol

Warm, woody, slightly more amber.