Santal Calling - Eau de Parfum

Ex Nihilo – a Parisian niche perfume house from Place Vendôme, known for clear, modern compositions with a distinct character.

Santal Calling smells warm and velvety-sweet – nutmeg and a milky, creamy accord open gently, iris unfolds at the heart, before sandalwood, musk and an intense Madagascar vanilla leave a mesmerizing, soft, long-lasting base.

Santal Calling works year-round, day and night alike – the genderless fragrance makes a soothing, skin-close signature scent for anyone who loves creamy sandalwood fragrances.

For us, Antoine Maisondieu nails exactly what he set out to do with Santal Calling – the mystical energy of Australian sandalwood meets a contemporary Parisian twist, and out of musk, milky accord and vanilla comes a fragrance that feels like a second skin.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you'd want to know about this fragrance.

What does Santal Calling smell like?

Soft and creamy-sweet: nutmeg and a milky accord open the fragrance, iris forms the delicate core, while sandalwood, musk and intense Madagascar vanilla leave a velvety, long-lasting base.

How does Santal Calling feel?

Warm and skin-close – the sandalwood-vanilla base sits like a second skin, soothing rather than overpowering.

When do you wear Santal Calling?

Year-round, day and night alike – a genderless signature scent for anyone who loves creamy, sandalwood-forward fragrances.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Santal Calling?

If you especially love the creamy sandalwood in Santal Calling, also try Santal Beauty by BIBBI – a fragrance that pairs sandalwood with blond woods and a clear amber accord.

Still unsure? Discover Santal Calling as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.