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While the base tone of the sandalwood aroma is towards the earthy scents, it has a bright and fresh edge that sweetens it and makes it so unique. The oil made out of it is widely used in the perfumes and cosmetic industry and is very expensive. Although the original, authentic sandalwood tree is a protected species, there are quite many species within the Santalum genus that provide the unique scent. Making your Own Sandalwood Incense Sandalwood oil is also readily available and very popular. It’s often promoted as a way to help calm the mind and induce sleep. Sandalwood oil is often used in mineral bath soaks and roll-ons for easy application to pressure points.

Note: The fact that this incense will lower your blood pressure naturally does not mean that it is an alternative to the suggested blood pressure medicine. So, what are the Sandalwood benefits? We have conducted quite some research and have come up with a couple of reasons why you should consider burning sandalwood incense in your house or office. Uses of Sandalwood

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Crystal healing is used for mindfulness and aligning chakras. It is believed to absorb negative energies and promote positivity. Regularly cleansing and recharging your crystals and stones with an incense aroma like that of Sandalwood helps restore the crystals to their natural state, reinvigorating your sense of purpose in the process.

Incense and essential oils have been a big part of cultural and religious practices all over the world for a long time in human history. Their popularity and continued use are growing rapidly even in western countries with more fragrances being developed regularly. They are also available in most stores and markets, including online markets. Sandalwood incense relieves insomnia and help with sleep – In lab test with rats, santalol caused a reduction in total waking time and an increase in total non-rapid eye movement sleep timeSandalwood incense lowers blood pressure – Anxiety and hypertension are directly linked to high blood pressure, with their reduction, impact on blood pressure is also lowered Sandalwood is the most classic base for blending incense, and it is the base that we use most often (it is the base ingredient we recommend in our article on incense blends and recipes). As mentioned before, it is a very flexible core ingredient, and blends well with many types of ingredients. It is also a very widely used ingredient in perfumery. If you are thinking of blending either your own incense or perfume with sandalwood, here are some common ingredients to experiment with: One religion that makes use of Sandalwood extensively is Hinduism. The sandalwood is ground properly until it becomes a type of incense paste, which is then burnt. This process is a way to provide an offering to deities. Additionally, it cleanses the atmosphere and the air around them.