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being equally popular amongst men and women-- sandalwood oil happens to uplift the mood with its fresh scent. Thus, the oil has also been considered an aphrodisiac since ancient times. This essential oil with a sweet-woody, warm, and balsamic aroma; is often used to treat depression and emotional sexual dysfunction through aromatherapy. Its sedative fragrance improves with age. Considered as an eexcept thatxcellent cleanser and astringent; the oil is primarily used for massage, facial oils, bath oils, aftershaves, lotions and creams. The essential oil blends wonderfully with most of the oils, especially bergamot, black pepper, geranium, lavender, myrrh, rose, history of sandalwood
having the appearance of a yellow tinge with a rich, woody, sweet, balsamic fragrance yet delicate odor; sandalwood is mentioned in the oldest sanskrit and chinese texts. The wood was used to build temples and carved into statues of gods. As per the records, the egyptians used sandalwood for medicine, embalming and religious rituals. Donning the documented usage of some 4000 years ago, the sandalwood essential oil was used for incense as offerings to

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being equally popular amongst men and women-- sandalwood oil happens to uplift the mood with its fresh scent. Thus, the oil has also been considered an aphrodisiac since ancient times. This essential oil with a sweet-woody, warm, and balsamic aroma; is often used to treat depression and emotional sexual dysfunction through aromatherapy. Its sedative fragrance improves with age. Considered as an eexcept thatxcellent cleanser and astringent; the oil is primarily used for massage, facial oils, bath oils, aftershaves, lotions and creams. The essential oil blends wonderfully with most of the oils, especially bergamot, black pepper, geranium, lavender, myrrh, rose, history of sandalwood
having the appearance of a yellow tinge with a rich, woody, sweet, balsamic fragrance yet delicate odor; sandalwood is mentioned in the oldest sanskrit and chinese texts. The wood was used to build temples and carved into statues of gods. As per the records, the egyptians used sandalwood for medicine, embalming and religious rituals. Donning the documented usage of some 4000 years ago, the sandalwood essential oil was used for incense as offerings to