I have tried the entire Luxury Collection from the Arabianbrand Orientica, which was created in 2018 in the UAE. The collection includes five fragrances: Royal Amber, Amber Rouge, Velvet Gold, Royal Bleu and Oud Saffron, so let's discuss them a bit more. 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. For me, it's definitely a happy scent. Indeed, it brings such a dose of happiness and good mood for the duration of wearit that it's almost psychoactive. I have fragrances in my collection that I like to describe as “happy”, but in this case it's like a happiness drug. An instant pleasure to wear. 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.

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 PerfumesThere can be a number of potential side effects to using amber essential oil, such as skin inflammation, stomach upset and drug interactions. Most of these can be avoided through responsible usage and open communication with your doctor about your medical conditions and interest in using essential oils.

In the opening, there is a rather strong note of jasmine, which gradually fades and after an hour is almost gone. Afterwards, and for long long hours, there is a lovely warm sweetness of ambergris and amber wood, which are the main accords that are very similar to frankincense (olibanum) and myrrh - very strong smelling intense sweet notes. (A really sweet scent, but not the kind of sweetness that makes your teeth hurt.) At this point, the scent becomes very cozy, creamy and pleasant for me.No place is out of place. No remark is out of context. Your fragrance announces your arrival, akin to the reputation that precedes you. Walk into a room full of turning heads & approving nods every single time. Royal Amber breaks the ice for you whether you try to or not. This alluring fragrance opening with bergamot, amber, melon & pineapple that eventually pass the baton on to vanilla & musk wrapped in a woody overtone truly complements your pizzazz to make every stage your own. Arabic perfumes have gained popularity all over the world for several reasons. Firstly, they are known for their unique, rich and long-lasting fragrances due to their high oil concentration. They also often contain natural ingredients such as oud, musk, amber and rose, which are highly valued in the perfume industry. It is said that many people turn to amber essential oil when trying to reduce stress and anxiety, and a proven link between the limbic system and the olfactory system has been established. Inhaling this oil, putting a few drops into a bathtub, or mixing it in with your massage oil may be a wonderful way to ease your mind and soothe your body, allowing you to have restful sleep and a refreshed feeling in the morning. [2] May Improve Cognition Prince Amber:It is said the Prince (and future King) Tut Ankh Amun cared very much for the pure form of Spikenard. A soft and heady aromatic rhizome root scent found in unguent jars within the tomb of Tut Ankh Amun. It is the scent that blends easily into the beauty of Amber and creates a feeling of being returned to the 18th Dynasty and the boy King is now a little older and his scent is the scent of the Ancients and only a scent a Royal could understand. In the scent of the Prince Spikenard Absolute relishes an aromatic place for a throne and an autonomous Egypt.