santal woods comes from the australian bush, where the bark sits warm in the sun all afternoon.
a walk through old woodland
picture a stand of old trees a long way from town.
the ground is dry. the bark has been baking all afternoon.
somewhere off in the distance, someone has lit a fire.
it smells of earth, a little smoke and warm timber.
nothing about it is loud.
it feels like it has been there for a very long time.
from the bush to the bottle
- the bark: creamy sandalwood and virginia cedar, the backbone of the scent
- the smoke: cardamom adds a dry spice, like a fire you can smell before you see
- the softness: violet and iris round off the wood, so it never turns harsh
- the trail: amber and papyrus linger, like dry timber and worn leather
how santal woods smells today
- notes: sandalwood, virginia cedar, cardamom, papyrus, violet, iris, amber
- feels like: warm, woody and grounded
- family: woody
- strength: 3/5
which santal woods to choose
- reed diffuser (200ml): no power needed, lasts around 1 to 6 months. shop it
- micro oil (15ml): for the micro and element, around 1 to 3 months. shop it
- aura oil (100ml): for the beacon and pillar, around 6 to 12 months. shop it
- room spray (50ml): a few sprays whenever you want it. shop it
santal woods questions
- is santal woods the same as santal 66? yes, same scent, new name
- can i try it first? grab the 2ml spray sample, or the discovery kit with every iconic scent
- where does the sandalwood come from? a regulated harvest in western australia. read what does sandalwood smell like?
more on the notes, rooms and strength in the santal woods scent guide.
more guides: all scent guides
