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Sandalwood oil, distilled from the heart wood and roots of the sandalwood tree, is one of the most valuable essential oils, valued by perf Read More
Sandalwood oil, distilled from
the heart wood and roots of the sandalwood tree, is one of the most valuable
essential oils, valued by perfumers for its woody notes, providing a deep rich
base note to perfumes and acting as a natural fixative. In addition to acting
as a feed stock to produce the essential oil, the wood is also valued for
carving, and furniture making. Rising demand and very high prices for both wood
and essential oil, a slow growing tree which takes 30 to 60 years to give a
crop.
Sandalwood contains the
efficacious and beneficial aromatic compounds which can be good for health.
This natural product is obtained from the sandalwood tree belonging to the
genus Santalum. Due to its pleasant fragrance, it’s used in cosmetic, perfumes,
soap making and in aromatherapy. Sandalwood fragrance oil has the potential to
deal with skin related problems, It works against bacteria - and fighting with
acne, exfoliates with skin. Reduces the signs of ageing, dry skin and wrinkles.
Sandalwood also has great potential for soothing the epidermis and even-out
skin tone. Its rich, warm and mild scent is excellent for perfume as it stays
for long hours while calming your mind and revitalizing the energy.
Sandalwood is a tree which is
widely cultivated for its fragrant essential oil. More than the pleasing scent
it gives, sandalwood oil is also said to bring benefits not just to our body
but to our general well-being as well.
Sandalwood oil is one of the
most important essential oils in the world. It offers multiple uses including
perfumes and cologne, medicine, soaps, skin care products, and incense.
Sandalwood oil is also popular in aromatherapy where it is reputed to bring
relaxation and alertness in the mind.
The oil has great application in
perfumery and cosmetics. The oil is also used in making agarbatti’s for
incense. No other wood is most closely tied to religion and spirituality than
sandalwood. Apart from its spiritual and historical significance, sandalwood is
also known for its extreme usefulness. Whether you use it for aromatherapy, for
perfumery, for skin care, for treating illnesses or for incense.
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