Sandalore - Chemical Used In Perfumes To Mimic Sandalwood Triggers Growth?

[Seuxin]

To summarize : Sandalore is a new fail. next.

 

[Jakejr]

I put it in my essential oil diffuser & cologne just to check all the boxes.

 

[cryingariver]

To summarize : Sandalore is a new fail. next.

and what SUCKS is that Sandalore at first worked beautifully for me. after 4 weeks, i started seeing tons of thickening, only to f*****g lose it all after 2 months and then EVEN more. this whole thing f*****g sucks dick.

 

[Seuxin]

and what SUCKS is that Sandalore at first worked beautifully for me. after 4 weeks, i started seeing tons of thickening, only to f*****g lose it all after 2 months and then EVEN more. this whole thing f*****g sucks dick.

How did you used it ? How many % ? What vehicle ?

 

[cryingariver]

How did you used it ? How many % ? What vehicle ?

i mixed a small percentage of Sandalore (I forgot how much... maybe 1%? I used a dropper) with propylene glycol and something else. It's been 2 years so i forgot the vehicle. plus I lost everything so it pissed me off.

 

[nick123]

and what SUCKS is that Sandalore at first worked beautifully for me. after 4 weeks, i started seeing tons of thickening, only to f*****g lose it all after 2 months and then EVEN more. this whole thing f*****g sucks dick.

I had the exact same experience, worked in the very short term and then it plataued