Amber is a warm, powdery, sweet scent that is used to create oriental fragrances that convey a rich, spicy, and powdery feel. It is a blend of ingredients that describes a musky fragrance when burned and has the ability to attract other substances. Amber is a very imprecise generalization that refers to any fragrance that is centered on ambergris, labdanum resin, or a synthetic version thereof. The quantity of the supplementary materials makes a difference to the style and profile of the “amber” that is presented. Amber is a versatile ingredient in cosmetic and skincare formulations, known for its soothing, anti-stress, and anti-anxiety properties. It is suitable for use in the bath, diffusers, massage and meditation blends, and outdoor sprays. Amber oil has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties and is used in natural perfumes.

Ingredients or materials used in amber:

• Vanilla
• Patchouli
• Labdanum
• Styrax
• Benzoin
• Ambergris (no longer used in perfumery)
• Ambroxan (synthetic amber)
• Labdanum absolute (plant-based resin)
• Baltic amber (resin of the conifer Pinus succinifera)
• Terpenes and similar hydrocarbons (characteristic of Pinus Succinifera)

Positive aspects of amber:

• Warm, powdery, sweet scent
• Soothing, anti-stress, and anti-anxiety properties
• Used to create oriental fragrances that convey a rich, spicy, and powdery feel
• Unique and interesting nuances in natural perfumes

Negative aspects of amber:

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Product details:

• Amber oil has a high percentage of resinous materials that can make the mixture cloudy and affect its ability to be used in candles.
• Amber essential oil is highly versatile and is used in cosmetic and skincare formulations.
• Synthetic ingredients are a must in the perfumer’s organ to give variety to what can be a one-dimensional scent and inspire greater creativity within perfumery.
• Amber oil is not ready to wear as fragrances – they MUST be diluted before applying directly to skin.
• Amber essential oil does not contain chemicals that are listed on Californias Safe Drinking Water & Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, also commonly known as Proposition 65 (Prop 65) .