Le Labo Santal 33 Type Perfume Formula

This digital type formula is an OLFx reconstruction for DIY perfumers building a Santal 33 direction, not a finished perfume. Le Labo names cardamom, iris, violet, Australian sandalwood and cedarwood without assigning them top, heart or base tiers. OLFx shows its own accord skeleton separately. Digital formula, $19.99 — prepared by hand and emailed within 1–2 days.

Notes as published by the house

• Notes named by the house: cardamom, iris, violet, Australian sandalwood, cedarwood, and spicy, leathery, musky notes

Notes as published by Le Labo, checked September 2026.

Accord skeleton

Woody has the largest share of the OLFx reconstruction, followed by Amber and Leather. Floral adds a softer layer, and Musk completes the accord structure. Together, these groups show how OLFx has organized its Santal 33 type build; they are not Le Labo's published note list. Le Labo names its notes without a top, heart or base pyramid, so the two lists are not meant to line up.

Composition  (28 materials · type reconstruction · full spec locked)

— = captive material without a public CAS (a substitution is provided in the full spec).

Two ways to wear it

• Build it — source the raw materials and mix from the full spec.
• Smell it first — try a finished scent before sourcing dozens of ingredients. See our oil range →

• Want to wear this direction instead of building it? OLFx Santal Spirit is our own fragrance inspired by Le Labo Santal 33: a 50 ml Extrait de Parfum spray or a 10 ml perfume-oil roll-on. We ship it worldwide.
• How it smells, stage by stage: What Does Santal 33 Smell Like? A Clear Scent Guide

FAQ

• What notes does Le Labo list for Santal 33?
  Le Labo names cardamom, iris, violet, Australian sandalwood and cedarwood, along with spicy, leathery and musky notes. The house does not place these in top, heart and base tiers on the page checked in September 2026.
• Is this a finished perfume?
  No. This is a written Santal 33 type formula with materials and amounts for your build. It does not include a bottle or sample; you make the fragrance yourself.
• Do I need to source every material?
  Yes. Source the 28 materials in the Santal 33 formula. Captive materials have a substitution. The visible Woody and other accord shares summarize the structure, rather than listing those materials.
• Is this the original Le Labo formula?
  No. Le Labo's published description names the scent references; it does not disclose its composition here. OLFx offers its own type reconstruction around a Woody led accord skeleton and has no affiliation with Le Labo.

OLFx is an independent brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Le Labo. Brand names are used for comparison only.

An educational type specification inspired by the composition of Le Labo Santal 33. OLFX is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original house. This is a written recipe / analysis, not a physical sample. Reformulate to your market’s IFRA category before use.