Amber Oil is the second natural preparation from natural amber after Amber Acid. Amber Oil is volatile oil but in distinction from other famous volatile oils, it acts as natural antiseptic, possessing effective wound - healthing features and having advantages of foreign and local manufacturers. It has immuno stimulating effect, helps in combating against viruses, energizes and actively rejuvenates and regenerates skin cells.
 
Amber Oil is derived in a way of amber melting, resulting in production of three products: Amber Acid, melted amber and volatile amber oil. Natural amber pieces up to 5 mm in diameter are used as raw material for production. These pieces are placed into special bulbs and later natural amber is being melted at the temperature of ******0ºC. The present manner enables to obtain volatile oil from non-traditional raw material, which has long storage life, is comfortable for use and gains features of natural antiseptic. This is the way for production of Amber Oil, natural antibiotic, having markedly wider range of application than other famous volatile oils, being used only for aroma therapy and production of cosmetic oil. Volatile oils are short in supply and expensive products, which has wide application in medicine, industry of perfumery and cosmetics or chemical – pharmacy also in domestic sphere. The main feature of volatile oils is their capability of being absorbed via skin and penetrating to blood. Due to the present feature they are fact-acting.

Activation of healing processes has been observed under application of Amber Oil: wounds were likely to heal in minimal physiological period without formation of ragged scarring; wounds used to clear from necrotic tissues and fibrinous incrustation; granulations used to become dry of purple red colour; doctors succeeded in preparation of wounds for dermanaplasty operation on during markedly shorter period.
Amber Oil upon its application on skin is not irritating and causing allergy. Quickly dissolves in olive, apricot and mandelic oils in the ratio 1:*0; it does not dissolve in water, is used as oil for massage also in creams and lotions. Dissolubility of Amber Oil in vegetable oils enables markedly extends range of its application qua nutritional supplements:
 
For more intensive concentration of the solution add Amber Oil to any vegetable oil at the ratio 1:5.

Amber oil to damaged skin care

Many disliked thistle weeds - an excellent herbal plant used since ancient times in folk medicine. Amber oil mixed with thistle oil from old times were used such additional in traditional medicine by tightens the skin and acts as a stimulus to activate skin regeneration.

In various literature are describes properties and uses of amber oil mixed with thistle oil:

• As an aide in the treatment of various skin diseases;
• As an aide in the treatment of female organ inflammation and wound;
• As an aide in the treatment of dog bites;
• As a means to wash the hairs with dandruff;
• As an aide in the treatment of viral diseases (herpes, etc.);
• As an aide in the treatment of surgical diseases (burns, rotting wounds, pressure ulcers);
• As an aide for treating cuts, bruises, burns, noxious plants, callosity, bladders;
• As a tool to maintain your skin and hair, as well as a nutrient the body through various massages and face masks