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Sandalwood Nut (Seed) Oil CO2 Extract.
Sandalwood Nut Oil, a golden CO2 extract of organically grown Santalum spicatum seeds from Australia: rich in rare ximenynic acid, with nourishing oleic acid, quickly absorbed and only faintly nutty in scent.
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About this product
Not every treasure from the sandalwood tree smells of sandalwood. This one comes from the seed rather than the wood: a golden oil that sinks quickly into the skin and leaves only the faintest nutty whisper behind.
Sandalwood Seed Oil, also called Sandalwood Nut Oil, is a CO2 extract of organically grown Santalum spicatum seeds from Australia. It is a rich source of ximenynic acid, a rare triple-bond fatty acid that sets it apart from standard carrier oils, together with nourishing, emollient oleic acid. It is a natural choice for dry or mature skin, and it is said to leave skin looking a little tighter.
Please do not expect it to smell like sandalwood essential oil: it comes from the seed, not the wood, and its gifts are in the feel rather than the fragrance.
Details
- Botanical name: Santalum spicatum
- Also known as: Sandalwood Nut Oil
- Origin: Australia, from organically grown seeds
- Method: CO2 extraction
- Notable for: ximenynic acid, oleic acid
- Color and scent: golden, with a very faint nutty odor
How to use
Add 5 to 10% to your favorite cream or lotion, or blend it into a facial or body oil.
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Sandalwood Nut (Seed) Oil CO2 Extract
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