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Sandalwood CO2 Extract, 10% Dilution

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This new CO2 extraction is from a harvest of cultivated trees in West Australia. We find it aromatically far superior to the distilled WA Sandalwood we have offered, and have been taught that it offers all the therapeutic benefits. My Australian colleagues stress anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory effects of Santalum spicatum, effective against a broad range of gram positive and negative bacteria, including both streptococcus and Staphylococcus aureus, as well as being effective against candida. In fact, according to Mark Webb, Australian Sandalwood has proven more effective than Tea Tree against staph, and at least as effective as Tea Tree in battling candida. The oil’s high farnesol content has shown it to be useful against acne, as well as the fungi causing ringworm and athlete’s foot. I would use this delightful extract as a skin care oil for the men in your life; and am thinking how useful it would be added to our Organic Liquid Castile or Shower Gel. Aromatically superb and a power germkiller…that’s a hard combination to beat. Available pure and undiluted, and in this 10% Dilution in Fractionated Coconut Oil. Certificate of Analysis: Batch No: AU-58541 Santalum spicatum, ethically cultivated from Western Australia. – anti-bacterial – anti-inflammatory – complex, deeply spiritual – “sacred” oil

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