planting sandalwood seeds Native Sandalwood Seed Oil (Australian) – NATIVE EXTRACTS

planting sandalwood seeds Native Sandalwood Seed Oil (Australian) – NATIVE EXTRACTSSantalum spicatum is a native of the Western Australian semi arid lands. Indigenous Australians have been well aware of the special properties of the sandalwood tree for many centuries. The wood of the tree is used for carvings and as the preferred wood for use in ceremonies. The kernel of the sandalwood seed has been used as medicine. The seed oil was applied to afflicted joints and the powdered kernel on skin afflictions, sores, and burns to provide

Santalum spicatum is a native of the Western Australian semi-arid lands. Indigenous Australians have been well aware of the special properties of the sandalwood tree for many centuries. The wood of the tree is used for carvings and as the preferred wood for use in ceremonies. The kernel of the sandalwood seed has been used as medicine. The seed oil was applied to afflicted joints and the powdered kernel on skin afflictions, sores, and burns to provide relief. The kernel was also taken internally for digestive problems. Even in healthy individuals, the use of the crushed kernel over the body was recommended for protection against the Outback conditions.

We source the highest quality 100% Australian Sandalwood Seed Oil. Not to be confused with its essential oil which contains volatile compounds making it highly aromatic and valuable. NOW the powerful combination of fatty acids from its seed is available as an alternative to commonly used oil-soluble actives and carrier oils. Rich in Omega 3, 6, 9, and Xymenynic acid it is ideal for finished products targeting skin tone, blemish prone skin, age lines, and hydration. NATIVE EXTRACTS SEED OIL ranges give you new sources of oil solubility to create new points of differentiation, market trends and branding for potent natural/organic anti-aging skin care, hair care, treatments, cleansers, lip glosses, and more.

In pursuit to learn more about this species profile, we have listed publicly available, peer reviewed research on these compounds below including, oleic acid, ximenynic acid (aka santalbic acid), alpha-linolenic acid and palmitic acid. This is for trials of the Seed Oils and Oil Infusions for educational purposes and is not based on clinical trials of the Oil Infusions. Native Oils and infusions deliver the natural fatty acids for exciting new oil-soluble options for your formulations.