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Authorized Vendor for Cedarwood Oil Essential Oil Aromatic woodsy-smelling Cedarwood oil (Juniperus virginiana) is probably most often associated with pencil shavings and gerbil cages. However the oil of cedarwood (the US plant) is traditionally used as a general tonic sensual stimulant inhalant ingredient and insect repellant. Cedarwood oil can also be helpful for troubled skin and hair. Recommended by Cayce in massage its applications include bath oil facial wash inhalant ingredient and closet...

With exception of Lavender and Tea Tree essential oils should NOT be applied directly on the skin. Essential oil use during pregnancy is still controversial. Essential oils DO cross the placenta; the effect on the unborn child is not entirely known. The time of most concern is the first trimester, but it is generally agreed that essential oils should be avoided for the first 24 weeks. Some aromatherapists avoid essential oils during the entire pregnancy. Aromatherapy DURING labor is a different...

Chinese Cedarwood Essential Oil is steam distilled from the wood of Thuja orientalis , an evergreen shrub widely distributed throughout China and Korea. The oil has a full bodied woody aroma with a sharp camphoraceous note and is used mainly as a base note in perfumes, cosmetics and soaps. The woody aroma of Chinese Cedarwood Oil blends well with rosewood, sandalwood, cypress, bergamot, cassia, cinnamon, clary sage, clove, jasmine, juniper, neroli, mimosa, labdanum, olibanum, orange, vetiver, rosemary...

Directions: Standard Dilution: 2 - 3 drops per teaspoon/5 ml carrier oil * For babies and children usually 1 drop "safe" essential oil (non-toxic and non-irritant to the skin) per tsp. of carrier oil for massage or bathing. Body oils are best applied after a warm bath or shower when the pores are open to absorb the therapeutic benefits of the essential oils. Other uses include footbaths, vaporizers, massage formulas, antiseptics, inhalants, salves, herbal compresses, diffusers, baths, and to scent...

De-Stress and Replenish! Famous for it's ability to relieve stress, fatigue and anxiety, this cedarwood essential oil also combats congestion and exhaustion. Get away from the cares of the world when you use this essential oil.

Biotone Cedarwood Essential Oil or Cedrus doedara (USA) - 100% Pure. Common Uses: Antiseptic, bronchitis, hair/scalp tonic, insect repellant, relaxant, strengthening, meditative. SteamDistilled, Cultivated. Contraindications: Avoid during pregnancy. Dilute in base, can irritate skin. 1/2 oz.

Cedarwood Oil Benefits (Cedarwood Oil Uses:) Cedarwood essential oil is beneficial in controlling odors and in respiratory infections. Cedarwood essential oil may be antiseptic, calming, and a diuretic. Cedarwood essential oil helps with urinary track infections (particularly cystitis and urethritis), hair loss, anger, nervous tension, cellulite, tuberculosis, bronchitis, acne, dandruff, catarrh, dermatitis, psoriasis and fungal infections. Cedarwood essential oil also is helpful for greasy...

A pale yellow or orange oily liquid with a mild, sweet balsamic, 'pencil wood' scent. A coniferous, slow growing evergreen tree up to 108 feet high with a narrow, dense, and pyramidal crown, a reddish heartwood and brown cones. The tree can attain a majestic stature with a trunk diameter of over 5 feet.

Product Description Cedrus atlantica (France) There are several kinds of "cedarwood" available, but this woody aroma from France is the best of several varieties available. Health Uses: Eases aches and pains, clears breathing packages Cosmetic Uses: Hair and skin products, especially those for oily skin Aromatherapy: woodsy, uplifting, meditative Constituents: atlantone, caryophyllene, cedrol, cadinene

Sweet woody aroma which improves as the oil ages; it is a dark, amber viscous liquid. Some of its properties are antiseptic, antiseborrheic, astringent, diuretic, expectorant, calming, aphrodisiac and sedative. Used for acne, dandruff, eczema, arthritis, stress. Blends well with bergamot, clary sage, frankincense, oakmoss and rosemary.

Blood Cedar wood oil is the Best American cedar wood oil period! Amazing odor and beautiful red color. A deep, rich cedar wood, smooth yet tenacious. Should result in a nice color in a final soap product. It is the preferred heartwood of older trees that gives this rich hue and undeniably superior scent. The Aroma is oily-woody, slightly sweet, mild and pleasant and somewhat balsamic. It is used extensively in aromatherapy, soap making and the perfume industry. Mixed with Ceylon Citronella it can...

aworldofplenty fragrances and beauty products. Virginiana Cedarwood Oil is derived from the steam distillation of Eastern Red Cedar. The pleasant aroma adds a woodsy undertone to many craft projects dealing with candle and soap making, as well as the creation of exotic soaps. It may be used as a reinvigorator of Red Cedar wood products. A product of Nature that repels many insects. A few drops in oil warmers brings the fresh scent of the forest to any area of of the home or office. 100 % Pure Essential...

Cedarwood has a strong wonderful woodsy sent. Its energies are good for enhancing spirituality. Comes in an 1/8 oz (1 dram)glass amber bottle. Oil is extracted from the wood Magical Uses: Purification, Healing, Protection, Strength & Gain Aromatherapy uses: Harmonizing, Relaxing, Reduce Anxiety, Astringent, Insecticide, Circulatory, Calming, Arthritis, Rheumatism Blends well with: Rose, Sandalwood, Juniper, Patchouli, Vetiver, Benzoin, Cypress. Petitgrain and Citrus oils Warning: Relatively...

Cedarwood essential oil is mined deep within the Atlas mountains in North Africa. This rich; woody fragrance has so many therapeutic uses! You can steam the oil in some water to get rid of bronchitis and to relieve stress. You can also use it to treat acne; cystitis; dandruff; and dermatitis. O-C504-E

Do not apply undiluted essential oils directly to your skin, because they are so very concentrated. Essential oils are absorbed through the skin, so using too much can result in an overdose. Make sure you store essential oils out of the reach of children. Do not get essential oils in your eyes, nose, or ears. Wash your hands thoroughly after using essential oils. If working with pure essential oils, you may want to get disposable latex gloves. Do not take essential oils internally. Even small amounts...

To help prevent moths add a few drops of this essential oil to an old face cloth and pack in with blankets or clothing you are putting into storage.