Cedarwood Essential Oil
All about Product
Cedarwood Essential Oil is steam extracted from the Cedar tree wood, of which there are several varieties. Cedar oil, also known as cedarwood oil, is an essential oil obtained from different types of conifers, mostly in the botanical pine or cypress family.
It is extracted from the leaves, and from the forest, roots, and tree branches left for timber harvesting after cutting trees.
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Cedrus Atlantica
BOTANICAL FAMILY: Pinaceae
REGIONS FOUND: Morocco, USA; Cedrus atlantica is the species most closely related to the biblical Cedars of Lebanon.
PLANT PART USED: Bark
EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam distilled
AROMATIC PROFILE:
From the bottle: Warm, woody aroma
Historical Background
Cedarwood Essential Oil was used by different cultures, such as Native American and Tibetan societies. The antimicrobial and insecticidal qualities of Cedarwood Oil have rendered it desirable for use in mummifying practices in ancient Egypt.
Make it perfect for religious ceremonies and spiritual practices, such as community worship. Cedarwood oil was used in ritual activities by ancient Egyptians. The Cedarwood oil for Young Living comes from Morocco and is steam extracted from the tree's bark. Cedarwood is a key component of brainpower.
Benefits
Cedarwood Essential Oil is renowned for its sweet and woody smell, described as moist, soothing and sedative. The energizing aroma of Cedarwood Oil improves deodorize and clean indoor conditions while also helping to repel insects.
Radiate a heavy fragrance that is woody, soft, almost mothballs-like, and sharper than Virginian Cedarwood making it a common element in perfumes and shower gels.
It has been shown that cedarwood essential oil works as a repulsive for natural insects and pests.
Diffuser/Burner
Add 1–3 drops to a diffuser or burner for adults. Add 1–3 drops in a diffuser for kids over 2 years of age. The above practice creates a balancing atmosphere and mood as a natural air freshener.
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