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11-30-2015 08:53 AM
Sandalwood literally makes me nauseous, sometimes I get sick from it, and it's in more and more products. It must be cheap! No other scent affects me this way. People are wearing a lot less cologne but sandalwood is showing up in hand sanitizer and shampoo and all kinds of things.
11-30-2015 08:56 AM
I love the smell of sandalwood; always have.
11-30-2015 09:51 AM
I like Sandalwood, it is in a lot of the more spicier scented perfumes and candles that I like, however I do not like the smell of Ylang Ylang, that gives me a headache!
11-30-2015 09:58 AM
I don't like it much on its own, but I like it mixed in with other things where it's not the predominant scent. I prefer it over patchouli.
11-30-2015 10:14 AM - edited 11-30-2015 10:25 AM
@LoriLori wrote:Sandalwood literally makes me nauseous, sometimes I get sick from it, and it's in more and more products. It must be cheap! No other scent affects me this way. People are wearing a lot less cologne but sandalwood is showing up in hand sanitizer and shampoo and all kinds of things.
It's not my favorite. I probably prefer it more when mixed in with someting else than as a predominant scent in cologne as well. It can be in a candle scent mix too and some are OK. From my recent Nest sampler purchase, the White Sandalwood is one of my least favorites. The dry down is maybe a little better than when first applied, but it ranked next to the last for me. I don't know where you got your info about people wearing a lot less cologne. I haven't seen that documented anywhere or noticed it when I'm out and about. I understand what it's like to feel nauseous or get a headache from certain colognes, but just because you or I might not like a particular scent, I wouldn't automatically assume it's cheap. To me that sounds both elitist and insulting to those who do enjoy it.
11-30-2015 10:21 AM
I feel exactly the same way. Just cannot tolerate that scent or patchouli. Both make me feel nauseated. Even when they are in a blend, those scents are the ones that stand out.
11-30-2015 10:50 AM
I like Sandalwood.
11-30-2015 11:15 AM
@JeanLouiseFinchGood point that everything we personally dislike isn't necessarily cheap, bad, etc.
Imagine how many people would disagree if I used those words to describe lavender? All I need to say - if I even need to tell anyone except friends who might buy it for me - is that I don't like it.
11-30-2015 12:46 PM
I love love sandal wood!
11-30-2015 12:54 PM
I love the note of sandalwood in perfume. When it's used, it's almost always in the base. It's woody, soft, creamy feel adds balance and depth.
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