2 ml
Botanical source: Santalum album
Plant part used: The heartwood
Origin: Indonesia
Production: Ethically cultivated and produced from old trees
Extraction method: Steam distillation of the dried wood chips
Note: This sandalwood is virtually equal in every way to the Mysore sandalwood.
Fragrance profile: Typical smooth, rich, creamy sweet-wood notes
Properties: Centering, stabilizing, relaxing, sensualizing
Chinese medicine function: To tonify Kidney Yin and Qi, resolve damp, harmonize the Shen
Fragrance energy: Woody, sweet
Movement course: Gathering
Warmth effect: Neutral
Tone effect: Regulative, restorative
Channel tropism: Kidney, Bladder, Lung, Heart, Liver, Dai
Five-Element affinity: Fire, Metal
In Chinese Medicine: Sandalwood is a versatile sweet-woody oil that strengthens weakness in both the Lower and Upper Jiao. A principal oil for Yin deficiency in the Kidney and Lung, it promotes stability in the Lower Jiao, and because it also tonifies Heart Qi and Blood it carries a marked affinity for the Heart.
Chinese Medicine functions adapted from Peter Holmes, L.Ac., M.H., Channeling Fragrance. The full profile — treatment patterns, acupoint combinations and synergist oils — is in the book.
Complimentary blending: Sandalwood oil blends with almost any other oil, softening and enriching it with its sweet-wood notes. Favorites include Lavender, Bergamot, Jasmine, Rose, Rosewood, Geranium, Vetiver, Atlas cedarwood, Patchouli, Myrrh, Cardamom, Tuberose and Black pepper.
For external use only. Properly dilute all essential oils in lotion or vegetable carrier oil before massage or other topical use. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, have any health conditions, or are taking medications, please consult your healthcare provider prior to using essential oils.
*Please note that this essential oil is filled by ml volume, and will not completely fill the bottle
I had finished a bottle of sandalwood oil I'd had for many years and discovered how difficult it was to get a quality replacement. This oil is perfect-not too strong, but pure, smells just like the mysore sandalwood I had for years.
Truly authentic and pure, while other less expensive "pure" sandalwood essential oils actually turn out to be perfumy blends, ugly.
I’ve been on the hunt for real sandalwood: sweet and woody, not powdery like an old grandma’s closet. This is absolutely the authentic, delicious scent. Pricey, but worth it.