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Перевод: sandalwood

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сандаловое дерево

Тезаурус:

1. Of course, there is no reason why you should not use a single essential oil if you are intrigued by its aroma (rose, sandalwood and ylang-ylang are popular used singly), though aromatherapists have always felt they work better blended with other essences.
2. There are carved wooden picture frames, fabrics, sandalwood garlands, screens, antiques, basketware and much more for sale, as well as the items shown here: tobacco boxes from 34.95, camel pots from 25 and a huge selection of jewellery.
3. Somehow, sandalwood oil must be hermaphroditic in nature!
4. The essences she chose tended to be of the wood or resinous families - sandalwood, cedarwood, frankincense and myrrh, heightened with rose or ylang-ylang, occasionally clary-sage.
5. Pepper and cyprus oil spice up the day, while a hint of patchouli and sandalwood linger softly into the evening hours
6. Anyone familiar with the clear, highly distinctive aroma of geranium would know that one would need to be totally anosmic to confuse it with the soft, deep notes of sandalwood.
7. Some years ago, as a student of aromatherapy at my first workshop, I encountered the captivating aroma of sandalwood.
8. They may be found in the petals (rose), the leaves (eucalyptus), the wood (sandalwood), the fruit (lemon), the seeds (caraway), roots (sassafras), rhizomes (ginger), resin (pine), gums (frankincense), and sometimes in more than one part of the plant.
9. Physicians harnessed the powerful germicidal properties of essential oils by disinfecting their bodies and their clothes with a pleasing mixture of sandalwood, camphor and rosewater.
10. Furthermore, as in the pheromone experiment, either sex may respond favourably to sandalwood's seductive aroma; or conversely, respond with an "ugh!"
11. The pheromone experiment puts me in mind of the effects of sandalwood essence: people can sometimes have a specific anosmia to its aroma.
12. From their travels in the Far East, they brought back many potent aromatics which included sandalwood, cassia, camphor, nutmeg, myrrh and cloves.
13. The fragrance is beautifully crafted - a subtle blend of jasmine and sandalwood - and the bottle takes its theme from a dancing Buddhist goddess.