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Is perfume whale vomit

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Yes, but it also has human vomit.

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How is ambergis used?

it is used to make perfume.very expensive perfume. ambergis is what comes out of a whale when it is sick.(whale vomit)


Are all whales vomit can be used for perfume?

no


What to do baby drank perfume?

make vomit


What is whale vomit called?

Whale vomit is called Ambergris, and it is/was used in the perfume industry. It is highly valuable if it has been floating around for a few years, getting washed and polished by the sea and baked by the sun, losing its pungent smell and developing a sweet aroma. Current prices are around the £10 per gram mark.


Do some colognes have whale sperm in them?

No. You're thinking of ambergris, whale vomit.


What is whale vomit mean?

black rock


What people use whales to make a product?

Sometimes perfume companies use its vomit to make perfume. FOR REAL.


Why were whales hunted in the 1800s?

The whole whale had some economical value. The meat was considered low value and went for dog food and such. The hide was water proof material. Whale bone was decorative and constructive material. Whale oil was used for street lights and lamps in general. The single most valuable part however was whale vomit which had applications as a perfume.


Is whale urine used in making perfume?

Yes


Is lipstick made out of whale vomit?

No. it is made out of chemicals and dye


Where can you find whale vomit?

You need to get the specimen looked at/identified by a marine biologist. If it is Ambergris (whale vomit) it will be valuable so make sure you take it it a reputable expert. see the link below.


Why are whales cut up to make perfume?

Whales are not cut up to make perfume. Whale vomit (technically called Ambergris) was once used as an ingredient in perfumes because of the earthy fragrance it aquires with age. It is rarely used in modern day perfumes and has been replaced by synthetic ingredients that produce the same scent.