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Sandalwood Tunisian Essence Oil
Sandalwood Tunisian Essence Oil
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Soft, Citrusy & Luminously Sweet
Tunisian Sandalwood is the brightest, most uplifting expression of this ancient wood. Where Arabian Sandalwood is tropical and creamy, Tunisian brings a soft citrus lift that makes it feel fresh, airy, and effortlessly wearable. Still deeply meditative at its core, but with a lightness that makes it perfect for daytime wear or blending. Uncut, alcohol-free, and beautifully long-lasting.
Scent Profile
- Character: Soft, citrusy, sweet, warm, luminous
- Energetics: Meditative, uplifting, calming
- Best for: Daytime wear, meditation, blending with florals or citruses
Aromatherapy Benefits
- Calms the mind and emotions
- Deeply meditative and relaxing
- Relieves depression and stress
History & Heritage
One of the oldest incense materials in the world, sandalwood has been in use for at least 4,000 years. The sandalwood tree grows almost exclusively in the forests of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, India. Requiring 60 to 80 years to reach full maturity, its precious oil develops slowly in the roots and heartwood. The tree is never felled — it is uprooted in the rainy season when the roots are richest in oil. Tunisian processing gives this variety its distinctive bright, citrus-kissed character.
Why Purple People Market
- Uncut & alcohol-free — pure fragrance, nothing diluted
- Long-lasting — a soft, bright scent that wears beautifully from morning to night
- Over 20 bottle sizes — from tester vials to 4oz gift-worthy bottles
Tester size available — experience the citrusy brightness of Tunisian Sandalwood before choosing your perfect bottle.
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