Sandarac Gum

Sandarac gum is a natural resin derived from the Sandarac tree, also known as Tetraclinis articulata. It is a small evergreen tree native to North Africa, particularly Morocco and Algeria. Sandarac gum has been used for various purposes throughout history, primarily for its aromatic and adhesive properties.

The gum is obtained by making incisions in the bark of the Sandarac tree, allowing the resin to exude and harden into small, yellowish granules or tears. It has a distinct, sweet, and balsamic fragrance that is often described as woody and resinous.

Sandarac gum has traditionally been used in perfumery as a fixative and fragrance enhancer. Its aromatic properties make it a valuable ingredient in creating unique and long-lasting scents. Additionally, it has been utilized in incense and spiritual rituals, adding a pleasant fragrance to sacred spaces.

Sindros has been traditionally used in perfumery as a stabilizer and scent enhancer. Its aromatic properties make it a valuable ingredient in creating unique and long-lasting scents. In addition, it has been used in incense and spiritual rituals, adding a pleasant scent to sacred spaces.