Orientica Luxury Collection EDP 80ml (Royal Amber)

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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 According to the ingredients and comments from you, Fragrantica readers, Royal Amber is very similar to Erba Pura by Xerjoff, I can't contribute a comparison of the two fragrances, unfortunately, as I don't own Erba Pura and I don't have a perfumery near me where I can try it. The descriptions have been purposefully written this way to give an air of Royalty and the notes in-bedded throughout as well as explain some of the dichotomy of how we have created each perfume. Indulge us. Does everything have to be serious? Use of imagination and fantasy are key here. Amber to us is the artistic integrity of creating perfume as no amber is alike because there is no such thing as amber perfume. Amber is not a natural perfume; there is no amber tree to create perfume like there is a Frankincense or Myrrh resin: it is created with many natural ingredients to form what we know is amber. Not every perfume can simply say 'vanilla and amber' so for this collection we choose to praise the perfume in words as Amber is one of our favorite things to create. Specific resin specimen imported for this Collection and can be noted in the perfume descriptions below. This is our imagination so why not embellish with words but the true art is to inhale and connect with what we've created in this collection and note the differences we made toward each Egyptian Deity/God/Goddess/Royal. There will be more RA added to this Collection in time. 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. The projection and longevity are astonishingbut Velvet Gold won't smother the people around you. It makes for a very nice and pleasant scent bubble.

In cosmetic purposes, amber essential oil is occasionally seen on the ingredient list, due to its powerful antibacterial properties, as well as the aroma that it typically takes on when combined with other oils, like sandalwood and frankincense. Side Effects of Amber Essential Oil 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 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. Velvet Gold is my favourite of the entire Luxury Collection. I fell in love immediately after the first spritz.

I love Arabic culture in general, so I can't live without Arabianscents either. I love to smell beautiful, intense fragrances, which is a certainty with the vast majority of Arabianperfumes. Skin Inflammation:Many people have reported skin inflammation, rashes and irritation when using this essential oil, but if you mix amber essential oil with a carrier oil beforehand, you have a much lower risk of a negative reaction. Always apply a small amount of the oil to a patch of skin for 2-3 hours, to see if a reaction occurs, before putting it all over your body. It's an elegant and charming perfume that I can see as a great signature scent, because in my opinion it suits any season. Gentlemen, give it a try, you won't be disappointed. It's a sexy, intoxicating scent that definitely catches the eye (nose), even though it's very familiar these days.

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.And the final reason why they are gaining so much interest is that they very often dupeboth designerand niche fragrancesat a very affordable price. So they offer an olfactory experience that many people would not otherwise have access to. Temporarily OOS no eta Priestess Amber:Priestess to Hathor, ISIS, Bastet, Sekhmet, and on... combining the true essence of the female embodiment with the true absolute components of Arabian, Egyptian, Indian and Russian Sandalwood, Amber blend created for this scent and a touch of Nile Reed and Papyrus Pure Oil. Not everyone knows the spectrum of dazzling colours that Baltic Amber has to offer. In fact, there are 250 different shades of natural Amber - from the most common cognac hues to bony whites, Amber is a truly versatile, semi-precious stone. Yet in-fact, did you know that Amber is not actually a stone at all? Learn more about the Properties of Baltic Amber in our Jewellery Encyclopaedia. NEW* Celestial Amber: Crystalline, Kashmir Red Musk Incense, Bastet’s Ice Cream, eNVie parfum saphir, Green Cardamom, Atlas Cedar, White Patchouli, Indian Siam, Bastet’s Amber, Copal and Sandalwood Chips I think this fragrance would be a perfect signature scent - it suits me for all weathers and all situations, be it the office or a date.

Pregnancy and Children:This oil should be kept away from children and not be used by pregnant women, unless it is strictly allowed by your doctor. It can have stimulant effects on the body, which could result in premature labor, and also has high concentrations of powerful chemicals. There 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. Royal Bleu smells very luxurious and high quality to the point of niche I would say, and it smells like it will be popular. Easy to wear, easy to get into, like an entry level niche fragrance.This oil may even be commonly rubbed into the skin of the extremities to promote better circulation and blood flow. Despite being a relaxing oil, it may have stimulant properties that can encourage blood flow, oxygenation and resource delivery to areas of the body that need it, resulting in higher energy levels and better organ function! [8] Uses for Amber Essential Oil

In the opening, I feel the spiciness that comes from the pink pepper. The rose note is very very prominent here and I'm not a big fan of this flower in many perfumes as it usually suffocates me and I just don't like the strong typical rose smellbut in this composition it is very pleasant and I kinda like it.Combined with patchouli it creates a rich, sensual and luxurious scent. The patchouli adds a deep and earthy undertone. Together they balance each other - the rose lightens the heaviness of the patchouli and the patchouli adds depth to the rose, a perfect combination. When it dries, I can smell the vanilla, which is very creamy and blends beautifully with the musk and powdery notes. 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. Diffusing amber essential oil in the home is not only a wonderful way to improve the odor of your house, but also provides an antibacterial and immune-boosting shield to surfaces and floors. Furthermore, this can allow you to passively inhale and be topically surrounded by this healthy oil. Can Be Used As A Potential Ingredient In Soaps and Shampoos 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. Amber essential oil is quite unique in the world of essential oils, because it is derived from amber, which is the hardened resin of ancient trees, sometimes hundreds of millions of years old. Pure amber essential oil is extremely expensive – a few hundred dollars per ounce – so most varieties on the market are a combination of amber resin and other carrier oils or essential oils. Therefore, when using this oil, it is important to see what other ingredients are included, to prevent any negative side effects or allergic reactions. Amber essential oil does not have any aroma on its own, but is usually combined with oils that do, such as sandalwood, frankincense or cedarwood. The numerous benefits of this oil blend come from the various compounds in these ingredients which might include succinic acid, sesquiterpenes, incensole, alpha-cedrene, widdrol and thujopsene, all of which can have effects on human health. [1] Benefits of Amber Essential Oil

Side Effects of Amber Essential Oil

Following much technical research, it has come to light that the opaque nature of Butterscotch Amber is caused by tiny bubbles trapped within the resin, originating from the trees on which it once lay. As seen under an electron microscope, Butterscotch amber consists of clear resin with millions of dispersed bubbles. It is the reflections of light that cause the stone to appear a milky colour. Take margarine for example, made up of an emulsion of oil and water - both clear, and yet come together to appear yellow. 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. 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. 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.