Bio Sandalwood Nut CO2 Oil | Santalum Spicatum | With Ximenynic Acid | For Skincare and Haircare |

Australian Sandalwood Nut CO₂ Oil

A pale-yellow carrier oil extracted from Santalum spicatum kernels using CO₂. Distinct from sandalwood essential oil, it has a light, non-greasy feel and soft woody, creamy, balsamic and resinous nuances.

Its fatty-acid profile is especially rich in oleic and ximenynic acids, making it suitable for skincare and haircare formulations.

At a Glance

• Plant part: Kernel / nut
• Extraction: CO₂
• Country of origin: Australia
• Comedogenic index: 1

Specifications

• Botanical name: Santalum spicatum
• Family: Santalaceae
• Common name: Australian Sandalwood
• Plant part: Kernel / nut
• Extraction method: CO₂ extraction
• Appearance: Pale-yellow liquid
• Country of origin: Australia
• Comedogenic index: 1
• Perfumery note: Base

Aromatic Profile

Soft woody nuances with creamy, balsamic and gently resinous undertones.

• Aromatic family: Woody, balsamic, resinous, gourmand
• Perfumery note: Base
• Intensity: Soft

Formulation & Usage

• Oleic acid: 45–60%
• Ximenynic acid: 28–37%
• Linoleic acid: less than 2%
• Palmitoleic acid: less than 1%
• Alpha-linolenic acid: less than 3.5%
• Stearic acid: less than 3.5%

Applications

Skincare

• Facial oils and serums
• Body oils and balms
• Light emollient phases in emulsions

Haircare

• Scalp oils
• Hair serums and conditioning blends

Aromatic Formulation

• Soft woody carrier base in naturally scented anhydrous products

Safety

• For external cosmetic use only
• Patch test the finished formulation before use
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• Store tightly closed in a cool place away from direct light