Common Uses : Cedarwood oil–used in cosmetics, perfumes, home odorants, and as an insect control agent–is usually extracted from sawdust and wood chips by steam distillation.
Mixes well with : Herbal oils like Clary Sage, woody oils like Cypress, and even other spicy essential oils like Frankincense. Cedarwood oil also blends well with Bergamot, Cinnamon Bark, Lemon, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Thyme, and Vetiver
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Cedar wood essential oil is extracted from Juniperus virginiana of the Cupressaceae family. It is also known as Virginian, red, eastern red or southern red cedar, as well as Bedford cedar wood. This clean smelling, balsamic oil does not only help...
We are engaged in the provision of Cedarwood Oil , which is used for the purpose of manufacturing medicinal solutions for the skin. We make Cedarwood Oil available at the best prices in the international market. Botanical Name : Cedrus deodora...
Cedar wood oil has a characteristic soft, woody smell, which may change with time. It has a pale yellow to reddish yellow in color. It is thick and viscous oil, on keeping it still for long time it settles with some crystal like solids. EXTRACTION...
Cedar wood oil has a characteristic soft, woody smell, which may change with time. It has a pale yellow to reddish yellow in color. It is thick and viscous oil, on keeping it still for long time it settles with some crystal like solids. EXTRACTION...
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