AUSTRALIAN SANDALWOOD
Australian sandalwood can bring sweet woody warmth with smooth, creamy facets and a fresher undertone. In a perfume, it may soften sharper spices or give flowers a rounded wooden setting. The balance of freshness and richness varies between materials, so an Australian origin should not be read as a promise of one uniformly dry or light scent.
Santalum spicatum is native to Western Australia, and its wood yields an essential oil by steam distillation. Australia also grows Santalum album, whose oil can have a deeply sweet, creamy woody character. The geographic label therefore does not identify a single species. A listed note is not proof of a particular oil or sourcing practice. Explore how the woody warmth sits within the fragrance and whether fresh, dry or creamy facets stand out.
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