After extensively researching amber I discovered that there is no real amber oil extracted from a plant. There is a pine tree in India that exudes a sap that a lot of it starts from, but then many processes occur and a proprietary blend of oils and macerations are added to create amber in many forms. Some are crystalized in beezwax so a mere touch melts on the fingertips.

I've had a bottle of amber oil for many years that I bought from one of the Persian perfume vendors on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn. I knew that it was probably adulterated with synthetic materials but I liked that warm velvety chord and couldn't be deprived. I've made my own proprietary blend with absolutes and essential oils. I'm happy to have come up with a blend I can use in my perfumes without resorting to it's synthetic counterpart.

Absolutes and essential oils have been aged in jojoba oil and then filtered to create this perfume oil.

As the formulas for amber oils are notoriously guarded secrets I'll keep the exact formula to myself but some of the enticing materials are labdanum, vanilla, patchouli, benzoin, balsams, sandalwood and neroli.

15ml