Sandalwood Essential Oils
See our range of Sandalwood Essential Oils
Sandalwood is one of those incredible oils that acts on many different levels of the body, mind and spirit, and it is not surprising that it is so revered. - It is at the same time spiritual and grounding, earthy and ethereal, harmonising and liberating, relaxing and uplifting.
- For meditation Sandalwood can be blended with Patchouli, Myrrh, Rock Rose and Spikenard.
- It combines beautifully with Rose, Jasmine, two other oils forever associated with liberation and higher consciousness.
- Sandalwood also has use in cosmetics and skincare, being soothing and cooling - blend with German Camomile, Helichrysum or Lavender to soothe irritated skin.
See our range of Sandalwood Essential Oils

- It is at the same time spiritual and grounding, earthy and ethereal, harmonising and liberating, relaxing and uplifting.
- For meditation Sandalwood can be blended with Patchouli, Myrrh, Rock Rose and Spikenard.
- It combines beautifully with Rose, Jasmine, two other oils forever associated with liberation and higher consciousness.
- Sandalwood also has use in cosmetics and skincare, being soothing and cooling – blend with German Camomile, Helichrysum or Lavender to soothe irritated skin.
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Sandalwood White
Santalum album2680Price range: £24.25 through £97.49 -
Sandalwood Dilution (3% in Jojoba)
44860£20.75 -
Sandalwood (Pacific)
Santalum austrocaledonicum Vieill.2682Price range: £44.75 through £124.25 -
Sandalwood (Australia)
Santalum spicatum2683Price range: £46.49 through £71.49 -
Sandalwood (Australia) Organic
Santalum spicatum2684£51.49
About Sandalwood Essential Oils
About Sandalwood Essential Oils
It takes 60 years before the Sandalwood tree is ready to give its oil, and the current explosion of interest in this oil was not anticipated many years ago. As a result, Indian Sandalwood (Santalum album) has become an endangered species. Santalum album is however now cultivated in Australia where the supply is sustainable. Alternatively Pacific Sandalwood has similar properties.
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It takes 60 years before the Sandalwood tree is ready to give its oil, and the current explosion of interest in this oil was not anticipated many years ago. As a result, Indian Sandalwood (Santalum album) has become an endangered species. Santalum album is however now cultivated in Australia where the supply is sustainable. Alternatively Pacific Sandalwood has similar properties.
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