Cedarwood Atlas (Cedrus atlantica)
Country of Origin Morroco
Perfume Note Base
Description of Scent
Warm and woody scent with a balsamic undertone
History
One of the first ever oils to be distilled in Ancient Egypt, cedarwood oil is prominent in folklore stretching back thousands of years.
Considered sacred in many religions, cedar trees have been mentioned in the Bible and were used to carve sarcophagi for Egyptian pharaohs. Cedarwood oil was also used in the mummification process, as a key ingredient in embalming.
Extraction Method
Steam Distillation
Constituents
Cedrene, Thujopcene, Cadinene, Cedrol, Atlantol, Atlantone
Properties
Antiseptic, Anticatarrhal, Antirheumatic, Diuretic, Bactericidal, Balancing, Expectorant, Lymphatic Stimulant, Mucolytic, Sedative For Nervous System.
Contraindications
Some Advise To Avoid Use During Pregnancy. Don't Use On Babies, Small Children Or Those With Especially Sensitive Skin.
General
An oil that is said to help promote the production of Serum, thus helping conditions like eczema and reducing peeling skin, , Also a natural antiseptic it may be helpful in reducing the risk of infection.
This oil may also be helpful in easing and soothing the stomach, muscles, coughs and nerves.
Reported to help regulate menstruation which in turn may help ease other symptoms such as fatigue, mood swings & nausea
Widely used in Aromatherapy to help calm the mind, easing feelings of stress, anxiety, and promote good sleep
Safety
DILUTE TO 5% OR LESS IN A CARRIER OIL BEFORE SKIN APPLICATION. KEEP OUT OF EYES. DO NOT SWALLOW.
Full
SDS and
COSSH sheets are available for this product
