Description
Sandalwood Temple represents a mystical depth of East Indian sandalwood and Madagascan vanilla, Moroccan neroli, cerdarwood and Haitian Vetiver. It is described as an addictive scent that invokes both the sacred and sensual.
“Discover a sanctuary of solace with Sandalwood Temple and bask in the healing properties of Sandalwood. With the highest of plant vibrations, and used for centuries to open the third eye, it enables you to transcend to a higher spiritual realm, align the chakras, and deepen connection with your divine spirit.” – a note from the brand.
Available as a 100 ml EDP.
Sandalwood Temple was launched in 2017. The nose behind this fragrance is Carlos Benaim.
don2006gena – :
Clean, cool, minimal, pleasant, perceptibly natural sandalwood at a very, very high price for what it is. If absolute minimalist discipline and organic ingredients are your thing, it might be perfect – but there’s really no lushness, spicing, or a great deal of warmth in there. It’s classy discretion all over – the projection is no more than gentle at best and longevity on the weak side. I’d find it hard to justify full retail price (nearly £2/$3 per ml) for this. Would be all over it at a decent discount, though – and from what I read, the brand does great ethical work with female harvesters, so that’s a pretty big point in its favour too. If you really want sandalwood but find many available treatments too big or too cloying this might get you closer to your own private sandalwood enlightenment.
SoymnGymn – :
A very pleasing fragrance , creamy and calming. Very soft Sandal wood but at the same time asserttive, and I would certainly put sandalwood ahead of cedar or any other note. Very similar to SCarmin by Atelie Cologne. The difference between them IMO is that this one is clean and is easy to lay over with florals, whereas SC is more oily and dominates on its own.