• Synthetic sandalwood molecule with soft creamy-woody profile
• Adds smooth sandalwood effect and diffusive warmth to perfume bases
• Excellent in woody florals, ambers, oriental woods, musky compositions
• Used in skin scents, attars, incense blends, and oil perfumes
• Long-lasting, stable, and suitable for modern minimalist perfumes

Sandalore is a synthetic sandalwood molecule with a soft, creamy, milky-woody aroma that mimics the scent of natural sandalwood. It’s widely used to build modern sandalwood bases and brings a smooth, comforting warmth with subtle musky and floral undertones. Sandalore is highly diffusive and long-lasting, making it a staple in wood accords, musky florals, oriental perfumes, and clean skin-like compositions.

Sandalore is often used as a replacement or booster for natural sandalwood oil and is valued for its versatility, stability, and elegant drydown.

INCI Name: Sandalore

CAS Number: 65113-99-7

Molecular Formula: C14H22O

Appearance: Clear, colorless to pale yellow liquid

Odor Description: Creamy sandalwood, musky, warm, soft floral-woody

Purity: Typically 98%+

Boiling Point: ~300°C

Flash Point: ~126°C

Density: ~0.98 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, DPG, and oils

Recommended Usage Level: 1%–10% in concentrate

Category: Synthetic Sandalwood – Base Note – Perfumery Use

Use 2–6% in woody-musky bases, skin scents, and clean floral compositions to impart creamy, smooth woodiness and soft fixation.

💡 To create a smooth sandalwood base 🌳🧴, use 2–6% Sandalore in your oil perfumes or roll-ons.

🌸 Blend with jasmine, rose, or violet for soft floral-woody compositions.

🪵 Pair with ambroxan, cashmeran, or iso e super to enhance diffusion and longevity.

🍨 Use with tonka, vanillin, or heliotropin for creamy skin-like warmth.

🔄 Mix well into oil or alcohol blends and allow to age for smoother evolution.

⚠️ Sandalore is mild and beautiful—ideal for layering or minimalist skin scents.

Q1: What does Sandalore smell like?

It smells like creamy, soft sandalwood—smooth, warm, and lightly musky with excellent longevity.

Q2: Is it a replacement for real sandalwood oil?

Yes. It’s a synthetic alternative, often used to boost or replace expensive or restricted sandalwood essential oil.

Q3: Is it suitable for oil perfumes and attars?

Absolutely! It dissolves well in oils, alcohol, DPG, and is widely used in roll-ons and solid perfumes.

Q4: What fragrance types suit Sandalore?

Best in woody-florals, musky ambers, oriental compositions, skin scents, and clean minimalist perfumes.

Q5: What does Sandalore blend well with?

Pairs well with ambroxan, iso e super, jasmine, musk ketone, rose, tonka, and other modern woody or musky ingredients.