• 10% pre-diluted in DPG for easy handling and blending
• Adds long-lasting, oceanic warmth and skin-like softness
• Ideal for oriental, aquatic, woody, musky, and floral compositions
• Smooths sharp notes and enhances overall diffusion
• Works in attars, oil-based perfumes, and incense blends

Ambergris (10% in DPG) is a pre-diluted form of an ambergris-inspired perfume material, offering the unmistakable scent of warm skin, salty sea breeze, musky sweetness, and subtle animalic depth. Often described as smooth, creamy, and diffusive, this synthetic ambergris alternative brings longevity, elegance, and natural softness to perfume compositions.

Diluted in DPG (Dipropylene Glycol), this version is easy to blend into attars, roll-ons, incense pastes, solid perfumes, and oil mists, adding a luxurious and timeless warmth to both masculine and feminine blends.

Use 1–3% of this dilution to create deep musky warmth and marine sweetness in your perfume base. Perfect for skin scents, florals, fougères, and incense-style compositions.

💡 To create a smooth, lasting base with oceanic warmth 🌊🧴, use 1–3% Ambergris (10% in DPG) in attars, oil perfumes, or roll-ons.

🌼 Pair with florals like jasmine or orange blossom for sensual longevity.

🌲 Blend with sandalwood, patchouli, or musk to create modern warm skin scents.

🪔 Add to incense-style formulas for added diffusion and mystery.

🔄 Mix thoroughly before aging your formula for deeper maturation.

⚠️ Even in trace amounts, Ambergris can dramatically enhance projection and depth.

Q1: What does Ambergris smell like?

It smells warm, musky, salty, creamy, and slightly sweet—reminiscent of skin, sea breeze, and smooth sensuality.

Q2: Is this real ambergris?

No. This is a synthetic ambergris base, designed to mimic natural ambergris in a cruelty-free and affordable way.

Q3: Can I use this in oil-based perfumes?

Yes! This DPG dilution is perfect for attars, roll-ons, solid perfumes, and incense oils.

Q4: What does Ambergris do in a perfume?

It acts as a fixative and diffusion enhancer, adding richness, smoothness, and a subtle background warmth.

Q5: What pairs well with Ambergris?

It works beautifully with florals, musks, woods, resins, ambers, and even citrus or aquatic accords.