sandalwood co2

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>>>I would like to ask the experts if it is possible to obtain Sandalwood

>>>Oil

using the CO2 method. Many thanks.<<<

 

Not an expert, but I'll answer anyway. Two reputable suppliers that

I know of sell S'wood CO2. White Lotus Aromatics and Essential Oil

University. (am I allowed to mention the suppliers?) I bought some

from one 3 years ago, or so.

 

This sample was thick, sweet, and maple-smelling. Very delicious,

actually, but if you are expecting sandalwood smell, it's not that !!

I've sampled another from " another " supplier, (not one of the two I refer to

above) and it was quite different. Not thick and viscous, but clear and

just like any other eo in appearance. It had more of a sandalwood smell.

So one must have been a total and one a select I'm thinking.

 

I don't know that much about it, but I'm sure you could e-mail these sites

to get more information. These suppliers are highly regarded, for the most

part, so I assume what they are selling is legit. Good luck.

 

 

 

 

Christy

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[Guest guest]

Hi Christy,

Thanks for the info. Someone here in Perth is apparently using this method

and the oil I have seen is very orange and smells like the wood from the

tree, and is very strong. Just wondered if it was possible.

 

Virginia

 

At 06:39 AM 3/08/2004, you wrote:

 

 

>Not an expert, but I'll answer anyway. Two reputable suppliers that

>I know of sell S'wood CO2. White Lotus Aromatics and Essential Oil

>University. (am I allowed to mention the suppliers?) I bought some

>from one 3 years ago, or so.

[Guest guest]

G'day all.

 

 

 

I'm a bit behind with this one, but supercritical CO2 extraction for

sandalwood is possible. One problem is that the equipment is hellaciously

expensive.

 

Dennis Archer

http://www.toona.com.au

 

 

Virginia Dawes [virginia]

3 August 2004 10:34

 

Re: sandalwood co2

 

 

 

 

Hi Christy,

Thanks for the info. Someone here in Perth is apparently using this method

and the oil I have seen is very orange and smells like the wood from the

tree, and is very strong. Just wondered if it was possible.

 

Virginia

 

At 06:39 AM 3/08/2004, you wrote:

 

 

>Not an expert, but I'll answer anyway. Two reputable suppliers that

>I know of sell S'wood CO2. White Lotus Aromatics and Essential Oil

>University. (am I allowed to mention the suppliers?) I bought some

>from one 3 years ago, or so.