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Create a Sandalwood Perfume, Win a Trip to Australia

The American Society of Perfumers (ASP) and TFS Corporation have launched a global competition that gives perfumers the chance to win a trip to Australia by creating a fragrance using TFS sustainable, Australian-grown Indian sandalwood (Santalum album).

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Sesquiterpenoids: The Holy Fragrance Ingredients

One important group of fragrance ingredients found in incense of different origins are sesquiterpene-related molecules. The chemical structures and properties of these materials, including frankincense, myrrh, sandalwood, agarwood and Bursera graveolens, are detailed in this article.

Perfumer’s Notes: Javanol

The growing scarcity—and resulting increased price—of sandalwood oil explains the fragrance industry’s continuous search for synthetic substitutes.

Woody Notes in Perfumery Part II: Sandalwood Compounds and Aroma Chemicals

In this article we shall look at various sandalwood-type fragrance compounds, discuss the dermatological aspects of their components, and review several aroma chemicals possessing sandalwood-type odors.

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The World's Only Organic-certified Australian Sandalwood Oil

Mount Romance is the leader in double-distilled Australian sandalwood that is both fair-trade and organic-certified.

Synthetic Sandalwood Aroma Chemicals

A generaf widespread shortage and a steep rise in the price of natural sandalwood oils led msemch workers in the aroma chemical industry to search for synthetic substitutes for sandalwood E.I. The important synthetic sandalwood aroma chemicals synthesised so far are mentioned below.

Quintis’ tree breeding program matures its sandalwood trees at 15 years compared to the traditional 25-27 years.

The MultiFaceted Indian Sandalwood

Like the gods in the multiverse pantheon, Santalum album’s oil continues to withstand the test of time.

Fragrant Odorous Products From Less Sandalwood Oil

This study has shown that fragrant products can be obtained by direct esterification of the less odorous sandalwood oil with either caproic, cinnamic or isobutyric acids. It is hoped that this study demonstrates the opportunities that are available for the production of potentially useful products from items once thought to be of low or poor commercial value.

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Around the Industry: Sandalwood Sustainability

Conference discusses revolutionizing the global Indian sandalwood supply. TFS Ltd. announced in February that UK cosmetics house Lush had signed a fi ve-year agreement (commencing upon availability of material) to source quantities of the Australian company’s sandalwood output beginning in 2011. Under the agreement, Lush will purchase up to 15% of TFS’ oil production.

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Indian Sandalwood: Natural, Simple and Responsible

Quintis is leading the world’s ethical supply of sandalwood. Discover how and request your sample today.

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Material Study: Indian Sandalwood Crisis

While exploitation threatens Indian sandalwood, a plea for conservation and regeneration resounds

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Dutjahn Sandalwood Oil: Creating a legacy with each drop

For perfumery, Australian sandalwood’s warmth and complexity lends naturality to a product and amplifies other notes. Yet its true benefit lies in its nature-positive model, creating benefits for generations to come.

Lake & Skye's Lavender & Sandalwood Pillow Mist is intended to assist in getting deep sleep.

Lake & Skye Launches Fragrance and Sleep Spray

The 07 fragrance is the brand’s fifth fragrance offering and is formulated using sugar cane alcohol.

Skin Benefits of Sacrosantol: A Reconstituted Sandalwood Oil Based on Natural and Biotechnology-derived Ingredients

Part 1 of 2: This study compares Sacrosantol to naturally produced sandalwood oil as a viable alternative regarding the sustainability, cost-efficiency and purported benefits.

Environmental Fragrances: The State of the Art and Packaging

Exciting new concepts will no doubt move the environmental fragrance experience onto center stage where the purchase pattern and applause will receive strong consumer approval and many encores.

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Woody Notes in Perfumery Part III: Cedarwood and Derivatives in Soap Fragrances

This article will address soap fragrances, of which cedarwood and its derivative are a part. Cedarwood is a good fixative; it has a rounding effect on the odor of other perfume components and does not discolor in soap.

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Indian Sandalwood Returns to the Perfumer’s Palette

Industry perfumers muse about the rare Indian sandalwood’s (Santalum album) earthy and complex notes sought after in fine fragrance formulations.

Woody Notes In Perfumery Part III: Cedarwood And Derivatives In Soap Fragrances

In part I of this cedarwood series (Perfumer & Flavorist, May/June 2001), we discussed various cedarwood oil types and derivatives. In part II of this cedarwood series (Perfumer & Flavorist, July/August 2002), we discussed the application of cedarwood and its derivatives in various types of fragrances. We have also given examples of the use of cedarwood in imitations of several essential oils, and of the use of cedarwood derivatives in some specialties.

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