Orientica Luxury Collection EDP 80ml (Royal Amber)

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First off, what is amber essential oil, and secondly, where does it come from? Amber essential oil is extracted from amber, or hardened, fossilized sap exuded by trees. This oil is special among essential oils as it is not made from plant matter, and is perhaps unique in that it is harvested from the sap of a variety of trees. Aside from medicinal applications, amber essential oil also has various cosmetic and domestic uses, owing to its pleasant aroma and versatility in different products. May Be Used To Make Colognes And Perfumes

After the first spritz of Royal Amber, I smell a refreshing and lively blend of different fruity notes. My nose identifies pineapple, cantaloupe, passion fruit and papaya or similar fruits, and even raspberry at times. I would love to describe the whole long evolution of the scent, which is accompanied by many different notes, becausethis is a fruit salad from start to finish for me. Amber is classified according to its molecular composition, namely the acids it comprises, its region of origin, and the plant it came from. The ambers that are used for essential oils are at the higher end of the spectrum, derived from cedar and pine trees and their close relatives. These are the amber white oils derived from Himalayan and North American trees, while the Dominican and Baltic ambers are on the lower end of the quality spectrum, in terms of both chemical purity and the quality of aroma. Butterscotch amber is characterised by its milky white to creamy yellow shade. It is often also referred to as Royal Amber, Antique Amber, Yolk Amber and even more simply, White Amber or Yellow Amber. But how is it that this white Amber resin is so different from its more common orange Amber cousin.

However, it should be noted that even though it'sa summer fruity scent, it's still a typical Arabianscent that is really strong and lasts for a very long time. So if you're a fan of subtley, rather try Royal Amber first, because although the scent is beautifully sweet and fruity, it's powerful, whichnot everyone is seeking, and unfortunately it can give you a headache, but's perfect for me,I love scents that 'scream'. Even the summer ones. Traditionally, amber essential oil has been used to boost male sex drive and is well known as an aphrodisiac. It is believed that the alluring aroma of this oil, when diffused in a room or home, can stimulate the release of hormones in the body, leading to better sex drive, fertility, and overallreproductive function. [7] May Improve Circulation Queen Amber: Perfume for a Queen - scent for Royalty. Egyptian Honey Incense warms the Amber glow of scent in an indelicate sense of chins held high, Golden Crowns shining in the sun, jewels of lazuli and gold sparkling to the heavens and on her wrists and behind her ears the gossamer of delicious honey and amber elixir drawing all cavalier suitors near all under the watchful eye of a jealous Pharaoh. Beguile the senses and set standards above everyone else.

Anyway, what's odd and what I personally don't get is that it's being compared to MFK's Gentle Fluidity Gold and it fits in the same fragrance category as Montale's Intense Cafe. There's nothing to misunderstand about that, of course, but what fascinates me is that I can't stand both of these fragrances and they bother me. So how is it that I love this one so much and enjoy wearing it? I can smell the similarities between the two scents (I have both of the above as samples at home), but I really enjoy this one and hate those others. Interesting.Butterscotch Amber is a completely natural form of Baltic Amber. It is simply of a rarer kind than it's renown Cognac twin, as a happy result of nature's cunning beauty. The exact shade of Butterscotch Amber, like a fine wine, is known to develop and change with time. As decades pass, milky amber will turn into light antique and later to a more yellow golden hue. Therefore its colour can offer valuable insight into its history, age and origins.