Sandalwood Oliffac 0712 (IFF)
Price range: $9.00 through $77.50
SANDALWOOD-OLIFFAC-0712-GHS-SDS
CAS#: N/A
Odor Description: Warm buttery (synthetic) sandalwood note
Description
SANDALWOOD-OLIFFAC-0712-GHS-SDS
CAS#: N/A
Odor Description: Warm buttery (synthetic) sandalwood note
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
4 reviews for Sandalwood Oliffac 0712 (IFF)
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Marcelo Gallegos –
When blended, I find this has some of the best facets of sandalwood. It’s creamy, soft, and yes: buttery. There’s something animalic hiding underneath which lends it a very friendly and sexy quality. I am currently loving this blended with my new obsession, Guaiacwood Heart by Robertet. An excellent material which I look forward to blending with more. Definitely pick this up.
Joe –
Nothing synethic has ever been made to replace sandalwood, but this one does a good job. It’s been than buying sandalwood on amazon or the real stuff on another popular website, and this one has a viscosity unlike polysandal.
deric metzger –
As far as sandalwood materials go this one is alright but I find it to have a strong “breakfast cereal” grain/malt vibe which can be very useful in gourmand applications.
David Klausa –
I am still waiting to find the right blend or dilution to bring out the positive in this material. To me it is the strangest sandalwood, sweet and nutty like ambrette. Maybe I just haven’t found the proper application, but I can’t imagine wanting “buttery” in sandalwood, or anything really.