Indian sandal Wood Extract

Botanical Source:Santalum album LCAS Number:84787-70-2Offering Grade:Alfa-santalol (approx. 46–50%) and Beta-santalol (approx. 20–25%Active Compound:Beta-Santalol (C15H24O)

Wood Absolutes

About Indian sandal Wood Extract

Indian sandal Wood Extract is sourced from Santalum album L.. It is offered standardized for Alfa-santalol (approx. 46–50%) and Beta-santalol (approx. 20–25%, CAS 84787-70-2. Traditional and industrial applications include skin disorders, respiratory infections, urinary tract infections (utis), mental health.

Applications & Benefits

Skin Disorders

Used to treat acne, psoriasis, eczema, atopic dermatitis, warts, and Molluscum contagiosum due to its anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties.

Respiratory Infections

Acts as an expectorant and disinfectant in the bronchial tract, useful for chronic bronchitis.

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

Acts as a diuretic and urinary antiseptic to treat dysuria, cystitis, and gonorrhea.

Mental Health

Used in aromatherapy to alleviate anxiety, stress, depression, and insomnia, helping to improve sleep quality.

Gastrointestinal Health

Traditionally used for stomach aches, gastritis, and diarrhea.

Pain & Inflammation

Used to reduce fever (antipyretic), treat headaches, and relieve burning sensations.

Applications

Cosmetics & Skincare

Perfumery

Aromatherapy

Traditional Medicine

Religious Rituals

Specifications

Technical Specification Sheet

Botanical Source: Santalum album L
Offering Grade: Alfa-santalol (approx. 46–50%) and Beta-santalol (approx. 20–25%
CAS Number: 84787-70-2
Active Compound: Beta-Santalol (C15H24O)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the botanical source of Indian sandal Wood Extract?

Indian sandal Wood Extract is sourced from Santalum album L.

What is the CAS number for Indian sandal Wood Extract?

Indian sandal Wood Extract carries CAS number 84787-70-2.

What grade is Indian sandal Wood Extract offered in?

Indian sandal Wood Extract is offered standardized for Alfa-santalol (approx. 46–50%) and Beta-santalol (approx. 20–25%.

What is Indian sandal Wood Extract used for?

Indian sandal Wood Extract is commonly used for Skin Disorders.

What are wood absolutes?

Wood absolutes are concentrated aromatic extracts obtained from wood-based raw material, such as agarwood and sandalwood, used in fragrance, perfumery, and wellness applications.

How are wood absolutes specified?

Each product page lists the botanical source and the key aromatic compounds it is standardized for, so the composition can be confirmed against your formulation needs.

Does this category include more than one sandalwood species?

Yes — Australian Sandal Wood Extract is sourced from Santalum spicatum (0–40% alfa-santalol), while Indian sandal Wood Extract is sourced from the distinct species Santalum album (Alfa-santalol approx. 46–50%). Each carries its own CAS number.