Inside an AMARÍH Perfume Oil
Transparency should feel as considered as the fragrance itself. Here is what sits behind an AMARÍH perfume oil, from composition to application.
What is a perfume oil?
A perfume oil carries the fragrance composition in an oil base rather than an alcohol-based spray. It is applied directly to the skin and generally creates a more intimate scent experience with precise application.
What does 24% fragrance concentration mean?
Cayo Coco contains 24% fragrance composition in its finished formula. Concentration is one part of performance; skin, climate, application and the structure of the formula also influence projection and longevity.
How Cayo Coco is made
The Cayo Coco perfume composition was developed in collaboration with our perfumers in Grasse, France. It is then blended with an MCT-based oil base and packed in small batches in Sweden.
How to read the fragrance notes
Notes describe the intended scent impression; they are not a literal ingredient list. Cayo Coco opens with fresh coconut, moves through jasmine, violet and white flowers, and settles into sandalwood, vanilla and soft musk.
Ingredients
The complete ingredient declaration for each fragrance is shown on its product page and product labelling. Customers with allergies or sensitivities should review the declaration before use and contact us if they need clarification.
How to apply perfume oil
Apply a small amount to pulse points such as the wrists, inner elbows or neck. Let the oil settle naturally without rubbing. Start lightly and add more only if desired.
How to store it
Keep the bottle closed and store it upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
What AMARÍH does not claim
We avoid vague expressions such as “clean”, “toxin-free” or “chemical-free”. We prefer clear product-specific ingredient information and factual descriptions of how each perfume is made and worn.