Dihydrocarvyl Acetate eo This is the closest thing

This is the closest thing you will get to a top note ambreine base

Warm peppery spice adds complexity

Found naturally in civet extracts

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Hyraceum comes from the fossilised urine and faeces of the Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis)

Dihydrocarvyl Acetate eo This is the closest thingDihydrocarvyl acetate smells of soft spearmint sweetness with an unexpected rosy, floral twist. It is gentler and more rounded than carvone or raw spearmint oil the minty edge is there, but it is cushioned by a sweet, almost candy like softness. Fresh and clean, with a green herbal quality. Use it to add sweet, herbal freshness to aromatic and fougre compositions without the sharpness of pure mint materials. It bridges mint and floral notes