Cedar essential oil is a product that benefits your health and well-being. Although there are many species of cedar trees, one of the most popular species used in aromatherapy is Cedrus deodara, or Himalayan cedar. The plant has great cultural significance, and the botanical name derives from the word devadaru, which means "wood of the gods." The most interesting thing is that there is not much exaggeration here.

Cedar oil - properties

It has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, cleans wounds, reduces pain and swelling in the musculoskeletal area. It can be used to treat small imperfections (scars, eczema), but also has a therapeutic effect in dermatoses that cover larger areas of the body (eczema and rashes). Provides clean, healthy-looking skin, promotes hair growth and a healthy scalp.

Cedarwood oil is a natural, safe and ecological repellent. Although it is not effective against mosquitoes, it repels other harmful insects such as ticks, ants and fleas. The extract will also help get rid of moles, just put a few drops of oil in the closet. Nice smelling clothes will be an added bonus.

A separate area where the beneficial effects of orange oil can be seen is its effect on the skin. Massage oils, rubs and other cosmetics based on orange oil, due to their antiseptic, tonic, healing or antihistaminic properties, will help stop itching and swelling associated with insect bites, help fight acne, and accelerate the disappearance of wounds and scars. The substances contained in the oil will significantly improve the condition of the skin, give it elasticity and color, and at the same time reduce wrinkles and prevent their formation.

Cedar has a warm, woody, sweet scent with a subtle nutty note. It has a positive effect on the emotional state, calms, reduces anxiety, improves the quality of sleep and prolongs the time of rest at night. You don't need much to get the most out of the oil. In the bath, during a massage or in a diffuser? There are many options, and all of them are good.

Origin of the raw material: cedar comes from the mountainous regions of Central Asia. Currently, it is willingly planted all over the world for its aesthetic value.

INCI: Cedrus Atlantica wood oil

Effect: relaxing, toning, calming

Aroma: woody, sweet, heavy, pungent, reminiscent of mothballs

Color: from yellowish to amber

Note: base

Recommended use: massage, inhalation, bath, diffuser

Contraindications: one of the safest oils. However, it should not be used by pregnant women and children under 6 years of age.

Corresponding oils: cinnamon bark, cypress, sandalwood, palo santo