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COST £10-£15 for 10ml


PLANT FAMILY NAME Santalacae


LATIN NAME Santalum Album


BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION A small parasitic, evergreen tree. It has leathery leaves and smooth slender branches with pinky-purple flowers..


ACTIONS astringent, cardiotonic, decongestant, diuretic, moisturiser, tonic, nerve relaxant, sexual tonic.


INDICATIONS

Depression, fungal infections, chest infections, bronchitis (chronic), urinary tract infections, Cystitis, Gonorrhoea, haemorrhoids, varicose veins, Dry skin, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Impotence, Shaving Rash. Stress related complaints.


SAFETY DATA - CONTRA INDICATIONS

None known


BLENDS WELL WITH

Clove, Benzoin, Black Pepper, Geranium, Bergamot, Rose, Neroli, Jasmine

Lavender, Myrrh, Vetiver, Patchouli.


REMARKS

Regarded as a general and sexual tonic. One of the oldest known perfume materials with 4000 years of uninterrupted use. The tree must be over 30 years old before oil is produced


CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS

Hydrocarbons - sesquiterpenes a and b -santalene 10%, epi-b -santalene 6%, a and b -curcumene, farnesene.

Alcohols- sesquiterpenols a -santallol 46-60%, b -santalol 20-30%, epi-b -santalol 4-5%, trans-b -santalol 1-2%, cis-lanceol 1,5%, cis-nuciferol 1%, a monocyclic sesquiterpenol 5%, a tricyclic sesquiterpenol 1%

Alderhides - sesquiterpenes teresantalal

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SANDALWOOD OIL DATA SHEET

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Juniper        Teatree         Lavender       Sandalwood       Petitgrain


Peppermint    Ginger           Chamomile Roman


Rose           Geranium          Frankincense        Black Pepper       Ravensara