Santal Diffuser Oil, Niche Scent, Luxury Amber Coco Vanilla Cedar Sandalwood Musk Essential Oils Blend for Ultrasonic Diffuser Scent Projects(4 oz/118 ml)

OMG! This smells exactly like the Public Hotel lobby in NYC! Stayed there for a week and I smelled this every day. I asked and they said it was Diptyque Oud then the manager said it was a “special blend” until someone online said it was Santal 26 by Le Labo. I found this oil through a Reedit post so I trusted it and I’m so glad I did because this is exactly what I was looking for! Super affordable and smells strong! I added 20 drops to my Seasons Soni SM diffuser and it was PERFECT! My entire place smelled beautiful. So impressed with this oil!

This smells amazing in my diffuser! On my second bottle!

I got this on subscribe and save. I put them on my dryer balls and it adds a nice subtle smell since I use scent free detergent. Smells similar to santal 33 by le labo

this smells exactly like Comet cleaner, in a pretty good way.

You know how some smells just transport you? Well, this one transports you to a cozy cabin in the middle of a pine forest where you’re sipping a ridiculously overpriced coffee, wearing a cashmere sweater, and contemplating life. It’s the scent equivalent of a blanket fort for your nose. The Santal Diffuser Oil is like if Santa traded in his sleigh for a luxury car and started blending essential oils in the North Pole. The amber, coco, vanilla, cedar, sandalwood, and musk come together in a perfect harmony that’ll make you want to write a letter of thanks to whoever invented aromatherapy.Pros:• The scent is so rich, it practically has its own Instagram account.• Ultra-concentrated, so a little goes a long way....great news for those of us who like to overdo it and then try to play it off like we meant to.• The blend is perfect for setting the mood for either a chill evening or pretending you’re living in a bougie perfume ad.Cons:• May cause you to spend more time in your living room than you ever intended, just sniffing the air and questioning your life choices.• Not recommended for people who are sensitive to strong scents, unless you’re into that whole “you can’t breathe because it smells so good” vibe.• At this price point, you might want to start charging people for the pleasure of inhaling your ambient air.

it’s okay.am I wrong for thinking a little +$20 would be more fragrant? don’t get me wrong, it smells amazing but barely there - like a la croix. I have 4 diffusers throughout the house & when I first turn them on you can smell it but after that, you’re done.I’ve started my oil diffusers before work, came home on lunch & didn’t smell ANYTHING lol. I wasn’t expecting it to be overpowering but at least cover the main rooms.Again, what you CAN smell smells good but for +$20 not worth it imo.

This smells AMAAAAZING and for the price wow. Compared to a $80 candle at Le Labo. We have this in our diffuser almost 24/7

I was looking for a Santal that smelled like Aromadd Santal without the big price. This comes close.