Sandalwood Singapore Essential Oil

... thousands of years ago, Hindus used Sandalwood during significant religious ceremonies. Native to the Asian tropics, Sandalwood is an evergreen tree that can grow up the 30 feet. It is also a parasite, latching onto the roots of other trees to survive.
- Younger trees are not as fragrant or as high quality as mature Sandalwood trees are.

Properties of Sandalwood

Botanical Name: Santalum album
Origin: India
Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
Plant Part: Wood
Note: Base
Blends Well With: Vetiver, and other resins; Coriander, and other spices
Aroma: Woody, earthy, warm, and rounded

Aromatherapy Use:
Sandalwood oil has a long history of use as a traditional medicine.
- It is part of traditional medical systems such as Chinese medicine and the Indian healing science known as Ayurveda.
- It has been used in a wide variety of applications such as genital and urinary infections, digestive complaints, dry coughs, throat irritations, nervous disorders, depression and anxiety. (Google more for more information)
- Sandalwood is used widely and effectively in
- skin care, being useful for dry, cracked and chapped skin, rashes and acne.
- It is suitable for all skin types and is non toxic. (check with your skin experts before using)

Use in Perfumery:
Sandalwood oil is used extensively in natural perfumery as a harmonizing agent, base note and fixative.
- It helps to bring together other oils and adds a graceful aroma without taking away or overpowering other oils.
- It is a base note that helps to hold the scent of other lighter oils that tend to dissipate quickly.
- These natural perfumes are made by distilling essential oils of rare and/or difficult to distill plants into pure Sandalwood oil.

Spiritual Use:
Sandalwood is used in many different ways in the spiritual traditions of the East.
- It is considered beneficial for meditation and for calming and focusing the mind.
- It is used as incense in temples or on personal altars to remind us of the fragrant realms of the heavenly realms.
- Sandalwood paste is used in many rituals.

Be Aware .....

Adulteration of Sandalwood Oil:

Sandalwood oil is one of the most-often adulterated of oils. This is due to the high demand, the high price and the scarcity of the real product.

Adulteration comes in many forms in the field of essential oils, such as dilution of a genuine essential oil with a cheap carrier oil or solvent, adding synthetic aroma chemicals to an essential oil, or reconstructing an oil with aroma chemicals (natural or synthetic).

Dilution of an oil can be easily performed at any time by almost anyone from the distiller to the consumer. Adulteration performed by an expert with the right materials can be very difficult to detect

We also supply Dementholized Peppermint Oil for other manufacturing uses (Oral, Confectionery, Pharmaceutical, Tobacco, Perfume, etc).
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Sandalwood oil is rare and expensive and the price is going up rapidly as the Indian government places tighter regulations on its production and export. If you find a Sandalwood that you truly like, buy enough to last you, and then use it sparingly.
- The oil will improve with age (unlike some other essential oils which degrade with age), and you will likely never be able to replace it.

...THEREFORE, we get Analytical Report from our Supplier to ensure we get quality products!

Sandalwood Essential Oil Benefits

Mental clarity
One of the primary sandalwood benefits I that it promotes mental clarity when used as an incense or fragrance.
- This is why it is frequently used for meditation, prayer, or other spiritual rituals.
- Try inhaling some sandalwood oil next time you have a big deadline that requires mental focus, but you still want to remain calm during the process.

Relaxing and calming
Not only is sandalwood beneficial for mental clarity, it also helps to create a feeling of relaxation and peace.
- patients who were receiving palliative care felt much more relaxed and less anxious when they received aromatherapy with sandalwood prior to receiving care, when compared to patients who did not receive sandalwood.

Memory booster
Since one of sandalwood’s benefits is clarity, it also can work as a memory booster.
- It is difficult to remember important things when we are overwhelmed and stressed out, therefore using sandalwood oil to promote mental clarity can help improve memory.

Natural aphrodisiac
Sandalwood is also an aphrodisiac that can help increase libido, especially for men and provide energy.
- Sandalwood is great when added to a massage oil or topical lotion.

Astringent
Sandalwood is a mild astringent, meaning it can induce minor contractions in our soft tissues, such as gums and skin.
- Many aftershaves and facial toners use sandalwood as one of their primary ingredients to help soothe, tighten, and cleanse the skin.

Anti-spasmotic
Due to the relaxing sandalwood benefits, it can act against spasms of nerves, muscles, and blood vessels.
- Try infusing in an oil lamp or in some of the ways below.

Anti-viral and antiseptic
Sandalwood is an excellent anti-viral agent. It has been found to be beneficial to prevent replication of common viruses, such as herpes simplex. - It can be applied to the skin to reduce inflammation from mild skin irritation such as superficial wounds, pimples, warts, or boils.
- Make sure to always test the oil on a small area before applying it directly to the skin or mix it with a base oil first. It has also been used for centuries to treat urinary and chest infections.
- If you have a sore throat, you can also gargle with a cup of water with a few drops of sandalwood oil added.

Anti-inflammatory
Sandalwood is also an anti-inflammatory agent that may provide relief from mild inflammation such as insect bites, contact irritations, or other skin conditions.

Expectorant
Sandalwood is excellent at treating coughs, since it has relaxing properties. - It can also help fight bacteria or viruses that are the underlying cause of coughs and other respiratory illness.

Hypertension
Sandalwood has been studied for its potential to decrease blood pressure.

Helps with endometriosis
Endometriosis is a painful condition caused by skin from the uterus growing outside the uterus.
- Taking three drops of sandalwood essential oil daily may help reduce pain and decrease inflammation.

Anti-aging
Sandalwood is high in antioxidants that can help reduce damage caused by free radicals, which promote aging.
- Try adding 5 drops of sandalwood oil to an unscented lotion and applying it directly to the face for anti-aging benefits.

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