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LCA Sandalwood Essential Oil

LCA Sandalwood Essential Oil

LCA Sandalwood Essential Oil, 5 ml, available at our organic pharmacy. Share your feedback on usage instructions and dosage with our partner—reviews are verified after your purchase.

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What is LCA Sandalwood Essential Oil 5 ml used for?

Sandalwood essential oil is a gem of nature, prized for centuries for its exquisite fragrance and numerous health and beauty benefits. This precious oil, extracted from sandalwood, exudes a sweet, woody, and spicy scent, renowned for calming the mind and promoting relaxation.  This oil has a fragrance that is at once sweet, woody, and spicy—known not only for calming the mind but also as an aphrodisiac. Regenerating and purifying, it is a precious oil for the care of mature, sensitive, or blemish-prone skin.

  • Fatigue
  • Sleep Disorders
  • Nervine
  • Urinary and genital infections
  • Wrinkles
  • Rosacea
  • Combination, oily, and spotty skin
  • Itchy skin
  • Eczema
  • Psoriasis
  • Varicose ulcers
  • Swelling in the lower limbs

LCA Sandalwood Essential Oil is essential for combating skin imperfections such as small pimples, dry skin, wrinkles, and fine lines.

  • Skin antiseptic
  • Pelvic decongestant
  • Lymphatic and venous decongestant
  • Antispasmodic
  • Nervine
  • Skin balancer
  • Anti-wrinkle
  • Wound-healing

Sandalwood essential oil has antiseptic properties that help prevent skin infections and promote the healing of wounds and skin lesions. It is particularly effective for treating skin imperfections such as small pimples and itchy skin.

In cases of urinary or genital infections, sandalwood essential oil can be used for its decongestant and antiseptic properties. It helps relieve symptoms associated with these conditions and promotes healing. Sandalwood essential oil is beneficial for blood and lymphatic circulation. It helps decongest blood and lymphatic vessels, thereby reducing the risk of lower limb edema and varicose ulcers.

In cases of muscle cramps or spasms, sandalwood essential oil can be used for its antispasmodic properties. It helps relax muscles and relieve the pain associated with these conditions.

We also offerBalsam Fir essential oil from LCA, a laboratory specializing in aromatherapy, at the best price in our online pharmacy.

Directions for Use and Dosage

Stress, emotional tension: Topical use: Mix 1 drop with 4 drops of carrier oil and massage into the solar plexus twice daily. After 3 weeks of use, take a one-week break.
It helps regenerate the skin, so feel free to add it to your daily skincare routine. It’s suitable for all skin types and will effectively revitalize your skin.

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Precautions for Use

  • Do not swallow!
  • Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women
  • For adult use only
  • Contraindicated in cases of kidney failure (nephrotoxic)
  • Skin irritant; do not use undiluted
  • Do not diffuse
  • Risk of photosensitization; avoid sun exposure
  • Do not combine with cortisone; risk of drug interaction
  • Estrogen-like; use with caution in hormone-dependent conditions
  • Do not combine with estrogen therapy (including estrogen-progestin combinations)
  • Do not use with neuroleptics; risk of drug interaction

What is the composition?

Botanical name:Santalum album

Part of the plant used:Wood

Extraction method: Complete steamdistillation at low pressure

Biochemical composition: santalols, episantalols,

100% pure chemotyped essential oil (free of other closely related essential oils), 100% whole (undiluted, undeterpenated, unrectified…), 100% natural (not denatured with synthetic molecules).

  • Monoterpenes: sabinene (11–17%), alpha-pinene (4–5%), and beta-pinene (2–3%)
  • Sesquiterpenols: alpha-santalol and beta-santalol (67%), epi-beta-santalol, alpha-bergamotol, lanceol, nuciferol
  • Sesquiterpenes:Carboxylicacids

LCA Sandalwood Essential Oil Product Description

 5 ml bottle.

Our Advice and Expert Opinions from Pharmacists

Native to India, the white sandalwood tree is a small tree that feeds by parasitizing the roots of its neighbors. Its aromatic properties, as well as its high santalol content, make white sandalwood essential oil an ideal ally against infections of all kinds. Long used as a natural antibiotic, this oil is a true treasure. Additionally, it can be particularly beneficial for cardiac and nervous system disorders. A little white sandalwood, and you’re on your way! With its decongestant properties, varicose veins and hemorrhoids will be nothing more than a bad memory thanks to white sandalwood essential oil, which has draining properties.

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