Ambergris used in Perfumery

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Ambergris is a waxy substance formed in the stomach of a sperm whale. It protects the lining of the stomach from sharp “foods,” like seashells and large squids, and when indigestion hits, the whale vomits it up.

Even though it smells like crap, literally, when it’s secreted, it turns into a sweet-smelling rock that washes up on the beach, slowly over time. Thanks to its new, sexy smell, it ends up in fragrances.

Here’s the good news: ambergris is expensive stuff. It’s very rare to find it, making it a valuable commodity (roughly about $20 per gram). Needless to say, not all brands can afford such luxury, and now a new, natural product has become available.
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Ambergris is a solid, waxy, flammable substance of a dull grey or blackish color and is produced in the digestive system of the sperm whale. Ambergris was long thought of as whale vomit, but it is actually passed as fecal matter. It is highly desirable to the perfume industry because of it's sweet, musky scent and its ability to cause the scent to bind to the surface of the skin. It act as a fixative and adds base note to perfume Industry.

8x1kg lots of clean, dry Grey Amber=10,000
USD per kg or 12USD per gram plus postage/Courier

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