Sandalwood, Royal Hawaiian - Organic EO

Santalum paniculatum Hook. & Arn.

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Our Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood, Santalum paniculatum, locally known as `Ili`ahi,is indigenous to Hawaii and is harvested from a family-owned plantation committed to organic cultivation and reforestation. The extremely rich, woody, sweet, and full-bodied calming aroma has amazing longevity

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Selected size SKU:909-015 - Sandalwood, Royal Hawaiian - Organic 15 ml (1/2 oz)

1 ml ( 1/30 oz )
$20.25
2 ml ( 1/15 oz )
$36.00
5 ml ( 1/6 oz )
$76.75
15 ml ( 1/2 oz )
$193.00
30 ml ( 1 oz )
$349.25
59.14 ml ( 2 oz )
$638.25
118.29 ml ( 4 oz )
$1,173.75
236.58 ml ( 8 oz )
$2,170.00
$20.25
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Our Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood, Santalum paniculatum, locally known as `Ili`ahi, is indigenous to Hawaii and is harvested from a family-owned plantation committed to organic cultivation and reforestation. The extremely rich, woody, sweet, and full-bodied calming aroma has amazing longevity when applied to the skin – a truly fine Sandalwood oil.

Hawaiian Sandalwood, as with all Sandalwoods, is a hemi-parasitic tree/shrub that peacefully co-exists through a complex root system with a select group of host plants.[1]

The Sandalwood essential oil most recognized is distilled from Santalum album in the Mysore region of India. It is an alarming fact that Mysore Sandalwood has endured severe population decline and genetic impoverishment (i.e., become nearly extinct) due to decades of over-harvesting, mismanagement of forests and illegal poaching – all driven by lucrative global demand. This is good news and bad news. The bad news is that high value plus harvesting restrictions are powerful incentives for the development of synthetics and the routine adulteration of genuine Sandalwood oils.[2] The good news is that this near tragedy created a new industry in other regions for cultivating various species of Sandalwood (including S. paniculatum) using more sustainable practices – a successful strategy for redirecting market pressure away from this precious botanical. Sandalwood, an exquisitely fragrant and praiseworthy tree, like the majestic elephant, has been nearly loved to death. May your usage of Sandalwood be mindful, and may you be present in the magnificence of every application.

Eden Botanicals sources a wide variety of sustainably harvested Santalum species from reputable suppliers in different geographical regions that we are sure will enchant and delight even the most discriminating Sandalwood lovers and natural perfumers. Sandalwood oil is beneficial in targeted skincare preparations and facial serums to improve the appearance of aging, dry, or congested skin. The sensual and divine aroma inspires an ambiance of peaceful contemplation and lends elevating and centering properties to meditation and incense blends. 

1 Industry Communication.

2 Turin, Luca. The Secret of Scent: Adventures in Perfume and the Science of Smell, 2006, p. 77.

3 Lawless, Alec. Artisan Perfumery or Being Led by the Nose, 2009, p. 68.

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Different, but equal.

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It's been a lot of years since I've had indian sandalwood that smelled anywhere close to the magical and utterly distinctive mysore variety I last had in the 80's. That sandalwood was both soft yet tenacious in the extreme. Worn neat it would take more than a shower to chase the fragrance away. The lack of that legendary tenacity makes me suspect that either the trees that oil came from are long gone, or dilution has become part of the process at the source. I had resigned myself to never experiencing a powerful yet refined sandalwood again....then I tried the Royal Hawaiian oil from Eden. When I opened the bottle the first time it was like someone slapped me senseless. It is not exactly the same as Mysore sandal, but I have to say (gasp!) that it is it's equal in every way. It has a brightness in it's top that is unique. Some here have referred to it as fruity, but really it's just ALIVE. This sandalwood has an animalic undertone that makes you think naughty thoughts. To say that it is woody, or sweet is like saying sunshine is bright, or rain is wet. This oil is definitive and a genuine pleasure to work with in fragrance composition. Expensive? Yup, but a drop of this has the strength of 10 drops of the Rare variety, and has none of the sharp farty notes that I've come to associate with Australian Sandalwood. This is the real deal. Different, but equally as beautiful as the Indian sandal that defined sandalwood for me so many years ago.

Review by Matt S 9/21/2014

Gorgeous

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Wow, this is the most beautiful sandalwood to use with floral blends, giving them a lushness and deepness that isn't heavy. Just amazing longevity as well.

Review by Bab 4/26/2013

A Wonderful Sandalwood

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My favorite of all the Sandalwoods that I have tried. There is a depth that outshines even the Australian Sandalwood that I like as well. I made a solid perfume using this Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood and other essential oils and it is amazing. Will buy a larger size as I know I will make this oil a staple for me.

Review by Cheryl 3/8/2013

Excellent Sandalwood in its own right!!

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This is a very interesting Sandalwood. To me it has all of the same base notes as Santalum Album, yet the top notes are a bit more fruity in this variety. As another reviewer stated the top note scent holds for a lot longer than a lot of Album varieties and it definitely has a place in my collection. Personally I still like the Album variety better for my own spiritual reasons but this is amazing and I feel privileged to have experienced it.

Review by Brady 2/21/2013

Oh, yeah....

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Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood; When I heard Eden had this I just had to get me a sample! I had heard that there were sandalwood trees in Hawaii and I was always so intrigued; "How does it smell?". Well it smells like the classic Indian Mysore Sandalwood, but better! Deeper, richer, stronger, more diffusive. I LOVE it!(and I love Sandalwood). And it lasts a really long time. Another WOW! I have to get some.

Review by BShea 2/15/2013

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