CEDAR WOOD OIL

Cedarwood oil is a volatile oil obtained by steam distillation from the wood of the cedar tree (Cedrus spp.). It has a woody and earthy scent and is usually produced from species such as Cedrus atlantica or Cedrus deodara. Used in industries such as aromatherapy and perfumery, cedar tree oil can be used in many different areas.

What's in Cedarwood Oil?

Cedrol

It is the main component of cedarwood oil. It has a calming and woody note.

Alpha-Cedren and Beta-Cedren

They are terpenes that show antiseptic properties.

Thujopsen

It is a component with anti-inflammatory and antifungal effects.

Sesquiterpenes

They are the molecules responsible for the characteristic odor of cedarwood oil.

Terpinol

It is a monoterpene alcohol with sedative properties.

Uses of Cedarwood Oil

Aromatherapy

It can be used in aromatherapy applications.

Skin Care Products

It can be found in toners and lotions used for oily skin types.

Hair Care Products

It can be included in shampoos and serums.

Perfumery

With its woody and warm notes, it can be used in men's colognes and unisex perfumes.

Insect Repellents

It can be preferred in home and garden products as an insect repellent.

Safety and Warnings

It may cause allergic reactions or sensitivity on the skin in some people. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult their healthcare professional before using cedarwood oil.