Sources
Every source cited anywhere on this site is listed here, together with what it was cited for and which pages depend on it. It is generated from the pages themselves, so it cannot drift out of date.
Traditional use and clinical evidence are different kinds of claim and are kept separate throughout. Where a study is cited, the entry says what that study actually shows rather than what it is often said to show.
- A Comparison of the Composition of Selected Commercial Sandalwood Oils with the International Standardpmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govCited for: Analysis of retail oils showing Amyris markers and synthetics in place of santalols.Cited for: Adulterants and synthetics present in retail sandalwood products.Cited for: Santalol content as the defining marker of true sandalwood.Used on Spotting real sandalwood, Side effects, What it is
- Advances in biotechnological production of santalenes and santalolspubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.govCited for: Santalols as the defining constituents of sandalwood aroma.Used on Spotting real sandalwood
- Australian vs Indian Sandalwood: What's the Difference?quintis.com.auCited for: Comparison of Santalum album and Santalum spicatum.Used on The wood
- Characterisation of sandalwood essential oils using high performance thin layer chromatographyro.ecu.edu.auCited for: HPTLC and GC-MS fingerprinting used to separate Santalum species.Used on Spotting real sandalwood
- Discovery of a Novel Cyclopeptide as Tyrosinase Inhibitor for Skin Lighteningpmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govCited for: Context for tyrosinase inhibition as a mechanism, and its limits.Used on On skin
- East Indian Sandalwood Oil Is a Phosphodiesterase Inhibitor: A New Therapeutic Option in the Treatment of Inflammatory Skin Diseasepmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govCited for: Proposed anti-inflammatory mechanism for sandalwood oil in skin.Cited for: Clinical context for topical sandalwood application.Cited for: Clinical context for topical sandalwood oil use.Used on On skin, How often to use it, Side effects
- Sandalwood essential oils: How to choose between the different typesoshadhi.co.ukCited for: Common substitute species marketed under the sandalwood name.Used on Spotting real sandalwood
- The Sacred Essence of Sandalwood (Chandan) in Hindu Rituals and Festivalsservdharm.comCited for: Ritual applications and festival use.Used on In ritual
- Top 10 Uses of Pure Sandalwood in Temples, Rituals, and Spiritual Practicesjaigurudevupkaranbhandar.comCited for: Description of stone-grinding practice in temple contexts.Cited for: Stone-grinding practice and its ritual context.Cited for: Use of a circular stone for preparing ritual paste.Cited for: Temple preparation and application practice.Used on Making it, From a stick, The grinding stone, In ritual
- Whispers of the sacred wood: a comprehensive review of Santalum albumdzarc.comCited for: Traditional preparation of the paste and the role of the heartwood.Cited for: Composition and behaviour of milled sandalwood heartwood.Cited for: Heartwood as the source of the aromatic fraction.Cited for: Volatile constituents and their behaviour on storage.Cited for: Botany, heartwood formation and constituents.Cited for: Traditional dermatological uses in Ayurvedic and Unani practice.Cited for: Composition of the heartwood and traditional preparation and use.Used on Making it, From powder, From a stick, Storing it, The wood, On skin, What it is