Amber

Amber in perfumes brings a warm, full, and often sensual touch. Classic amber scents blend ingredients like patchouli, benzoin, cistus labdanum, vanilla, and musk to create a warm, inviting aroma.

There are different amber types in perfumes. High-quality ambergris stands out with its complex, warm, salty, sweet, and musky scent. But, due to its high cost and ethical concerns, perfumers often choose synthetic ambers like Ambroxan and Ambrox.

Perfumers make synthetic amber to copy the unique smell of ambergris. They use Ambroxide, from sage oil, for this. This method offers a sustainable, ethical alternative to natural ambergris, making the captivating scent more accessible.

Ambergris is quite unique. It comes from sperm whales and forms around sharp squid beaks. Over time, it turns into a valuable gray substance that washes up on beaches. Known as ‘floating gold’, ambergris is highly prized for its rarity and unique properties.

In perfumes, amber adds depth and warmth, creating a timeless, luxurious feel. It’s a scent that brings sensuality and comfort, making it a favorite in many fragrances.