• Bois de santal Hawaïen huile essentielle dōTERRA, 5 ml
  • Bois de santal Hawaïen (Hawaïen Sandalwood) huile essentielle doTERRA, 5 ml
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Santalum paniculatum

Hawaiian Sandalwood Essential Oil dōTERRA | 5 ml

Hawaiian Sandalwood Essential Oil dōTERRA | 5 ml

Hawaiian Sandalwood essential oil is one of the two sandalwoods in the dōTERRA range, for those who want the scent of sandalwood with an origin that can be traced back to the forest. It comes from Santalum paniculatum, the sandalwood native to Hawaii, called ʻiliahi in Hawaiian, and from the Kealakekua reserve on Big Island, where only dead or fallen trees are distilled while the forest is replanted.

Its rich, woody and slightly sweet scent owes much to santalols, which give it its calming effect: diffused at bedtime or before meditating, it creates a soothing, positive atmosphere, and a diluted drop on the neck and shoulders in the evening promotes calm. On the skin, it soothes and improves texture, for a smooth, youthful and radiant-looking complexion; one to two drops in your night cream are enough. One to two drops in damp hair leave it glossy and silky once dry, and diluted in a carrier oil, it accompanies a deep-tissue massage.

A sandalwood for skincare and meditation, from a forest that is being replanted.

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  • Gives off a rich, woody aroma, relaxing, calming and soothing.
  • Improves the texture of the skin and reduces the appearance of blemishes, for a smooth, youngerlooking complexion.
  • Helps keep hair healthylooking, glossy and silky.
  • Creates a positive atmosphere, conducive to meditation and yoga.

Application:

Aromatic description: Rich, woody, slightly sweet

Plant part: Wood

Extraction method: Steam distillation

Origin: United States (Hawaii, Big Island)

Quality: CPTG Certified Pure Tested Grade

Interesting fact

In the early 19th century, so much Hawaiian sandalwood was shipped to China that the Chinese called the islands “the Sandalwood Mountains”. The name stuck: Tan Heung Shan is still the Chinese name for Honolulu today.

Uses

  • Cosmetic

    Add two drops, mixed with a carrier oil, to a warm bath for a relaxing atmosphere.

    Add a drop to your shampoo or moisturiser to improve the appearance of skin and hair.

    Apply one to two drops to damp hair for a silky shine once dry.

    Add two drops to a bowl of hot water for a facial steam, for nourished, rejuvenated-looking skin.

    After a long day on your feet, massage the feet and legs with a few diluted drops for a soothing moment.

  • Everyday

    Diffuse three to four drops at bedtime for a restful scent.

    Diffuse it in the bedroom after a busy day or before meditating, for a positive atmosphere.

    Put a drop on a cotton pad tucked into the car air vent, for a soothing aroma while driving.

    Before bedtime, apply a diluted drop to the neck and shoulders to promote a feeling of calm.