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About essentail oil
Amber Absolute is a distinctive aromatic material derived from the fossilized resin of ancient trees. Unlike conventional essential oils obtained from fresh plant material, it originates from resin formed and preserved over millions of years.
Its subtle, warm and woody character makes it an intriguing addition to natural fragrance compositions. Used as a base note, Amber Absolute adds depth, softness and a refined resinous nuance to a blend. It is particularly well suited to perfumes with woody, oriental, balsamic or earthy profiles.
Amber Absolute blends beautifully with Sandalwood, Frankincense, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Vanilla, Rose and Bergamot. It can be used to enrich a composition and create a smooth, well-balanced aromatic foundation.
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Birth certificate of essential oil
Latin name:Pinus succineferaExtraction:Solvent extractParts used:ResinOrigin of parts:India - HimalayanCAS:2/6/9000Constituents:Abietic acid derivatives|30-40%, Succinic acid esters|10-15%, Borneol|5-8%, Bornyl acetate|3-6%, Pinene isomers|2-5%, Caryophyllene|1-3%Scent:Warm, smoky, honeyed-sweet with leathery, balsamic and faintly woodsmoke undertonesNote:BaseColor:Deep amber to dark brownViscosity:MediumOrigin:IndiaDillution limit:3.0%Shelf life:Long-lasting, several years with proper storage -
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Blends with:
Frankincense, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Bergamot, Sweet Orange, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Rose Absolute, Tonka, Benzoin -
Quality
100% natural, not diluted and not adulterated essentail oil. It does not contain any other chemical or carrier oil
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Benefits
Adds depth and longevity to fragrance compositions
Used in perfumery as a fixative and base note -
Suggestions for use
Blending with other essential oils in perfumery -
Research
Baltic amber's unique succinic acid signature confirmed through chromatographic study. - full article
Resinous base notes shown to support relaxation responses in aromatherapy settings. - full article
Fossil resin extracts reveal a complex aromatic profile prized in modern perfumery. - full article