I was wondering how much animal ingredients are still used in perfumery? Civet, real deer musk and castoreum etc - are they still totally legal and if so have they been largely replaced by synthetics or are they still around in our perfumes? If so who uses them? Anyone know?
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Animal Content in Perfumes
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