Cedarwood (USA) Juniperus virginiana

Source: The viscous light-brown to orange-amber oil is extracted by steam distillation from the wood of the tall evergreen tree.
Odor: Instantly recognizable woodsy or rye “pencil wood” aroma.
Common Uses: grounding, relaxing, antimicrobial, insect repellent, skin care: toning, oily skin, acne, dandruff, hair loss

The Cedarwood tree’s superior wood, highly resistant to weather and insects, yields an insecticidal oil famous as the ingredient of moth balls. Astringent and antiseptic, Cedarwood’s skin, scalp and hair care attributes extend to its valuable role as a superb fixative in perfumery and soaps. It likewise lends a psychologically steadying, grounding influence. Recognized as the safest variety of Cedarwood, Cedrus atlantica is suitable for topical applications, massage, fragrancing or incense, and other aroma-therapies.

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