
Essential Oils
Sandalwood New Caledonian.
Santalum austrocaledonicum, hydrodistilled from the heartwood of plantation trees in New Caledonia, where six sandalwoods and eighteen host trees are planted for every one harvested: lush, sweet and a little lighter than Indian sandalwood.
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About this product
Twelve hours after a scent strip is dipped, this sandalwood is still there, lush and sweet. It is a wood that lingers, quietly, long after the evening ends.
Santalum austrocaledonicum is sustainably plantation grown in New Caledonia, the French islands of the South Pacific, and hydrodistilled from the heartwood. For every tree harvested, the growers plant not only six new sandalwood trees but eighteen new host trees, so choosing this oil contributes to the forest rather than depleting it. To our nose it is perhaps a bit lighter and sweeter than Indian Santalum album, and it may be our favorite of all our sandalwoods.
A guilt free sandalwood, and a beautiful one.
Details
- Botanical name: Santalum austrocaledonicum
- Origin: New Caledonia, sustainably plantation grown
- Method: hydrodistillation of the heartwood
- Shelf life: about 5 to 8 years after opening
How to use
Diffuse it, wear a touch in a perfume blend, or dilute it in a carrier oil for a body oil. Store it in the dark, ideally refrigerated, and decant half-full bottles into smaller full ones to extend its life.
For the sandalwood lover, a wood with a future; bring it home.
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Sandalwood New Caledonian
Picking up where you left off