Solubility & Blending Suggestions

  • This product can be applied as a natural perfume as is. It is already diluted for easy use and contains 5% fossilized Amber Oil in 95% organic Sunflower Oil.
  • This dilution is not soluble in alcohol.
  •  “…the richness and depth of this fascinating oil … has incredible tenacity. It evokes in the most perfect olfactory way everything contained in the words, ‘ancient, rare, precious, venerable’.”*
  • *Industry communication.

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    Amber Oil, Fossilized - 5% EO

    Oleum succini / Anbar

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    Sample 3 grams (0.10 oz)
    $3.00

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    Botanical NameOleum succini / Anbar
    Suggested UsePerfumery
    INCI NameAmber Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil
    CAS Number8002-67-3, 8001-21-6
    OriginChina
    Extraction MethodDry Distillation
    CultivationConventional
    Plant Partresin.
    Notebase, fixatives.
    Aroma Familyresinous, smokey.
    Aroma ProfileSmoky, resinous, leathery, tar-like, woody-dry notes and hints of pine and balsamic overtones.
    AppearanceAmber to brownish-red, transparent mobile liquid
    Shipping Restriction0 – Non-Hazardous

    Safety Considerations

    • No safety information found, thus we recommend that for those with sensitive skin, a patch test should be performed before use.
    • Store in a cool, dark place away from heat and light.

    Amber Oil, Fossilized - 5% EO

    Oleum succini / Anbar

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    Unlike the synthetic Amber perfumes that are commonly sold, Fossilized Amber Oil has a completely different aromatic profile. The extraction process yields a dark, viscous oil with smoky, resinous, leathery, tar-like, woody-dry notes and hints of Pine and balsamic overtones.

    Size

    Selected size SKU:61-3 - Amber Oil, Fossilized - 5% Sample (1 ml)

    Sample 3 grams (0.10 oz)
    $ 3.00
    $3.00
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    Product Overview

    Unlike the synthetic Amber perfumes that are commonly sold, Fossilized Amber Oil has a completely different aromatic profile. The extraction process yields a dark, viscous oil with smoky, resinous, leathery, tar-like, woody-dry notes and hints of Pine and balsamic overtones. The aroma is not sweet at all and because of this it is not often used as the main note in a perfume unless modified with other aromatic oils. NOTE: This product is diluted for ease of use and contains 5% Fossilized Amber Oil in 95% Sunflower Oil – Organic. For the pure and undiluted version of this oil, please see our Amber Oil, Fossilized.

    While there are several sources for Amber throughout the world, Eden Botanicals is the sole source in North America for this rare form of Fossilized Amber Oil. Compared to the oil extracted from Baltic Amber, our Fossilized Amber Oil is extracted from 35-million-year-old Himalayan fossilized tree resin.[1] Unlike our oils from living plants, there is no essential oil that can be directly obtained from the fossilized resin. Instead, the oil comes from a process called “dry distillation” whereby the Amber resin is processed over high heat until an oily substance is obtained.[2]

    When used in trace amounts, Fossilized Amber provides unique and interesting nuances in natural perfumes. It makes an excellent fixative and base note. This product is diluted for ease of use and contains 5% Fossilized Amber Oil in 95% Sunflower Oil – Organic. For the pure and undiluted version of this oil, please see our Amber Oil, Fossilized.

    1 Industry communication.

    2 Ibid.

    Product Overview

    Unlike the synthetic Amber perfumes that are commonly sold, Fossilized Amber Oil has a completely different aromatic profile. The extraction process yields a dark, viscous oil with smoky, resinous, leathery, tar-like, woody-dry notes and hints of Pine and balsamic overtones. The aroma is not sweet at all and because of this it is not often used as the main note in a perfume unless modified with other aromatic oils. NOTE: This product is diluted for ease of use and contains 5% Fossilized Amber Oil in 95% Sunflower Oil – Organic. For the pure and undiluted version of this oil, please see our Amber Oil, Fossilized.

    While there are several sources for Amber throughout the world, Eden Botanicals is the sole source in North America for this rare form of Fossilized Amber Oil. Compared to the oil extracted from Baltic Amber, our Fossilized Amber Oil is extracted from 35-million-year-old Himalayan fossilized tree resin.[1] Unlike our oils from living plants, there is no essential oil that can be directly obtained from the fossilized resin. Instead, the oil comes from a process called “dry distillation” whereby the Amber resin is processed over high heat until an oily substance is obtained.[2]

    When used in trace amounts, Fossilized Amber provides unique and interesting nuances in natural perfumes. It makes an excellent fixative and base note. This product is diluted for ease of use and contains 5% Fossilized Amber Oil in 95% Sunflower Oil – Organic. For the pure and undiluted version of this oil, please see our Amber Oil, Fossilized.

    1 Industry communication.

    2 Ibid.

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