Ethiopian Civet Musk Oil

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**0% pure civet cat oil or paste for
Pheromone, perfume, cosmetic, medicine
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The scent favored by the Queen of Sheba.

The civet is one of the strongest reasons to love perfumery.

The smell of civet is pure sensuality and pure sexuality, hot, erotic, animalistic and sweet at the same time, with hints of honey and flowers.

It is a secretion that the civet uses to attract females and mark their territory.

The civet is a nice typical mammal in sub-Saharan Africa and is a cross between a dog and a cat.

The scientific name is Civettictis civetta, belongs to the family of Viverrids, and is known as African civet cat (African Civet), is omnivorous, but preferably carnivore. Has five claws, which are not retractable, is high about half of its length and has a muzzle characterized by black spots on the two sides.

He lives in the tropical forest and the savannah and meets with other civets around areas such as latrines and who uses what are called civetries. The African civet, is distinguished from other species, such as Indonesia, from which we get the famous Kopi Luwak. It weighs about *5 kg and is about a meter and a half, including the tail.

The feature that made him famous, especially in the world of perfumery, and to some extent also in that of coffee connoisseurs, is the secretion of his perianal glands, strongly pheromone, used to attract females and to mark their territory.

The civet is a paste ( civet paste) yellowish and waxy. In fact, it apparently smelly, is a valuable ingredient for perfumes, used for its warm and honeyed notes and very effective as a fixative.

Those who manage to overcome the initial distaste for the smell of civet, discover a world of smells new and unknown and understand what is the true perfumery. Used widely in the past in most perfumes, especially those based on flowers, its use decreased in recent years due to the reproduction of synthesis of the molecule of civetone, which actually has very little to do with the smell of natural civet, both for the pressure of animal rights activists, who spread false news making believe that civets are killed to get the secretion.

This is not possible, as one civet produces about 3 grams of secretion per week and a breeder has interest that alive as long as possible and do not kill ever for only 3 grams of pasta.