Cedarwood Essential Oil (Cedrus atlantica)

Aroma Cedarwood essential oil has a woody, balsamic smell. It has subtle undertones of sandalwood, although arguably slightly ‘dryer’. The plant The cedarwood plant is a large cedar tree. Affects Cedarwood is popular for use in meditation as it is believed to help calm and soothe the mind and promote peace. It also has expectorant properties and is useful in inhalations to ease excess mucus production. When used in skincare it acts as an astringent, can balance sebum production and reduce the occurrence of dandruff. Chemical constituents Cedrol (Alcohol), Cadinene, Cedrene, Cedrenol (Sesquiterpenes). Blending Cedarwood essential oil blends well with, bergamot, lemon, lavender, cypress, frankincense, jasmine, neroli, rose and rosemary.

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Suggested directions for use: Dilute 6-10 drops, add to bath. Mix 5 drops with water to use in an oil burner. Mix 6-10 drops with hot water as an inhalation.  Mix 5 drops per 10ml of carrier oil for massage. Precautions: Do not take internally unless prescribed Avoid use before sun exposure. Keep away from children and eyes. If pregnant or have a medical condition consult your practitioner before use. If oil gets into eyes splash out with water, seek medical advice if necessary. If unfamiliar with essential oils seek advice from a practitioner.