Amber Perfume Oil

I got a sample of Amber with a previous purchase, thought it was nice. Got the bottle but find that there does not seem to a lot of punch with the fragrance oil in the bottle. I always smell the Egyptian Musk, but I can barely pick up any fragrance from the Amber bottle, when I dab it on it barely resonates on my skin. I have seen that others find same with Amber?

Nemat has decided they want to gaslight their longtime customers by saying that there is no way to water down an oil fragrance, and has tried to blame the decreasing potency of their oils on vendor storage. Of course you cannot "water down" an oil in the sense of actually adding water to it, but you can certainly add more oil to the blend, thereby decreasing the amount of actual fragrance an oil contains. It appears that this is what they've done, despite trying to claim that improper storage is the cause. Bring back the original concentration. You're not going to fool people for long, and then nobody is going to buy this fragrance.

This used to be my favorite, signature scent! I got so many compliments and it was a quality product. Unfortunately, it became popular. Now it is not the same. It does not last or have the same strength anymore, it fades quickly. I just used my last roller bottle and am switching to other oils and perfume now. It is defeating to feel like you find something good as a customer and then once other people find out about it, the organization changes it. Sad to have to move on from Nemat!

Ordered both the Amber and the white musk. The amber is a beautiful fragrance, but this bottle is so weak, it should be considered false advertising to say a little goes a long way. It's so faint. The White musk is also beautiful. I got the sample and subsequently ordered a small bottle. There wasn't even any fragrance that I could detect! They just sent a bottle oil with a white musk labe on it! I couldn't detect anything! Maybe these were flukes, but in this case I got ripped off.

The smell doesn't last more than few minutes.