← The FormularySkin & faceSandalwood
Also known as Santalum, sandalA scent that reads deliberate instead of decorative.
Let's be honest about what this is: scent, done well. A cleansing bar's job is to clean; sandalwood is why this one smells like intent rather than a hotel lobby. A real reason to reach for it — and we won't pretend it's skincare.
A prized aromatic wood extract used for its warm, grounded scent and traditional skin-soothing reputation — here, the signature of a daily cleansing bar.
Its aromatic compounds carry the scent; traditionally it's also been used to soothe the feel of skin, though here it earns its place mostly as signature, not treatment.
Gives a full-body cleanser its deliberate, grounded scent and lends skin a clean, subtly conditioned feel.
Anyone who wants a daily body cleanser that reads masculine and considered.
Use the bar everywhere, every day; keep it drained between showers so it lasts.
A rich lather and a grounded scent that lingers lightly — clean skin that smells deliberate.
Sandalwood has a long traditional and aromatic record; rigorous skincare evidence is limited, so we treat it as scent and sensory, not active treatment.
Read the labelExternal use only. Fragrance can sensitise — patch-test if reactive. Not a treatment for any skin condition.
Evidence grades describe how well an ingredient is studied — A well-supported, C emerging — not a promise of results. Educational, not medical advice. Doses are typical ranges; follow the label on the product.