Cedar wood essential oil

Suitable for:Digestive problems,lack of appetite,detoxification,cellulite,bronchial disease,flu,sore throat,laryngitis,acne,skin infections,herpes,ulcers,fatigue,physical exhaustion,insect bite,anxiety,depression,concentration,meditation

Inhalation (Aromatherapy): 

For reassuranceafter a hard day, diffuse 5 drops of cedar wood.

External use: 

For softening the skinhead, add 1 drop of cedar wood and 2 drops of tee trea to the shampoo while washing your hair.

For clean and healthy skinface, add 1-2 drops of cedarwood to the face cream.

Safety notice

This is a highly concentrated product, consult an aromatherapist before use. Protect from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Do not expose the product to frost or extremely high temperatures. Do not apply undiluted directly to the skin. Do not use during pregnancy.

Effects on the respiratory system:The study found that cedarwood essential oil has significant antifungal activity against Candida albicans, particularly in the inhibition of germ tube formation and hyphal growth, suggesting its potential role in the prevention of fungal infections. You can find more information about the studyhere.

Reducing anxiety:Research has shown that inhaling cedarwood oil can significantly reduce anxiety, making it a useful tool for stress relief. Details of the study are availablehere.

Anti-inflammatory effects:Cedarwood oil has anti-inflammatory effects that can help treat inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema. A study on these effects is publishedhere.

Repellent properties:Cedarwood oil has been found to be effective as a mosquito repellent. You can find the results of the studyhere.

Blood circulation support:A study has shown that cedarwood oil can improve blood circulation, which is beneficial for overall health and vitality. Information about this study is availablehere.

Antimicrobial effects:Cedarwood oil has strong antimicrobial effects against various bacteria and fungi, making it useful in fighting infections. You can find detailshere.

Improving mood and mental health:Inhaling cedarwood oil can help improve mood and mental health, which is used by aromatherapy therapists. Read more about the studyhere.

Plant part:The bark

Fragrance: Fruity,Sweet,Fresh

Weight:0.05 kg

Suitable to combine with: Bergamot,sage,cypress tree, jasmine,juniper tree, neroli,rosemary,ylang ylang

About the plant:Atlantic cedar (Cedrus atlantica) comes from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco and the Rif in neighboring Algeria. Cedar grows up to a height of 30 meters, mostly reforesting mountain ranges at an altitude of 1300-2200 meters above sea level. This coniferous tree thrives especially in humid climates.

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What is cedarwood essential oil?

Cedar wood essential oil is obtained from the wood of cedar trees through a steam distillation process. This oil is known for its characteristic woody scent and is popular in aromatherapy and perfumery.

What are the main effects of cedarwood oil?

Cedarwood oil is popular for its calming effects on the mind and body, promoting relaxation and relieving stress. It also has antiseptic and antifungal properties, which makes it effective in fighting skin infections and promoting respiratory health.

How is cedarwood essential oil used in aromatherapy?

In aromatherapy, cedarwood essential oil is used to relieve anxiety, improve sleep quality, and aid in meditation thanks to its deep, calming aroma that helps reduce stress and tension.

What are the benefits of cedar wood silica?

Cedarwood essential oil has natural repellent properties, making it effective in repelling insects. It is also used to treat minor wounds and skin problems thanks to its antibacterial properties.

How does cedarwood oil affect the skin?

Cedarwood oil is often used in skin care products to relieve the symptoms of eczema, psoriasis and other inflammatory skin conditions due to its anti-inflammatory and healing properties.