• 10% dilution in DPG for easy use
• Offers a rich, creamy sandalwood effect with long-lasting performance
• Ideal for woody, floral, musky, oriental, and skin-scent compositions
• Provides warm smoothness in both masculine and feminine perfumes
• Excellent for attars, solid perfumes, body sprays, and incense

Polysantol (10% in DPG) is a pre-diluted version of the ultra-luxurious sandalwood aroma chemical known as Polysantol, celebrated for its rich, creamy, milky sandalwood scent with warm lactonic and slightly musky undertones. This 10% dilution in DPG (Dipropylene Glycol) makes it easy to blend in oil perfumes, attars, body mists, incense, and woody-floral fragrances, especially where sandalwood depth and lasting power are desired.

Unlike natural sandalwood oil—which is expensive and sometimes unstable—Polysantol offers a cleaner, softer, and longer-lasting sandalwood note that stays close to the skin with elegant warmth. It’s often used alongside Iso E Super, Ambroxan, and Tonalide to create smooth, woody-musky bases with soft projection and sensuality.

Use 3–6% of this 10% Polysantol blend in woody or skin-scent perfume bases. Blend with Iso E Super for a modern soft-woody base or Tonalide and Ambroxan for a smooth musky finish. Works beautifully in attars, intimate wear fragrances, and incense pastes.

💡 Want to craft a soft sandalwood skin scent? 🧴🌳 Use 4–5% of this 10% Polysantol blend with Iso E Super and Ambroxan to create a smooth, creamy woody base that lingers beautifully and blends with your skin's warmth. 💫✨

Q1: What does Polysantol smell like?

It smells like creamy, warm sandalwood with soft musky and lactonic notes—very smooth and long-lasting.

Q2: Is it a natural sandalwood oil?

No. It’s a synthetic aroma chemical designed to mimic the scent of high-quality sandalwood with excellent stability and consistency.

Q3: Can I use it in attars or oil-based perfumes?

Yes, this DPG-diluted version is perfect for direct use in attars, roll-ons, and mists.

Q4: Is it skin-safe?

Yes, when used within IFRA-approved limits. Always check the guidelines for your product category.

Q5: What does it blend well with?

Polysantol blends wonderfully with Ambroxan, Tonalide, florals, and Iso E Super for modern woody-musky accords.