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Cedarwood oil

Cedarwood oil

Cedarwood Oil is a natural essential oil obtained by **steam distillation** from cedar heartwood, wood chips or sawdust, main species: *Cedrus deodara*, *Cedrus atlantica*, *Juniperus virginiana*。
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Product Name
Cedarwood oil
Appearance
Pale yellow liquid
Specification
99%
Test Method
HPLC
Storage
Keep in a cool, dry, dark location in a tightly sealed container or cylinder.
Shelf Time
24 months

Soothing and Calming: Cedarwood oil is frequently used in aromatherapy to promote relaxation, alleviate tension and anxiety, and create a tranquil atmosphere.
Sleep Support: The warm, woody aroma of cedarwood oil helps ease difficulty falling asleep; it is often blended with oils like lavender or sweet orange for diffusion before bedtime.
Skin Conditioning: Cedarwood oil helps condition oily and acne-prone skin by balancing sebum production and reducing the sensation of clogged pores.
Anti-inflammatory and Skin Soothing: When diluted and used for massage, cedarwood oil helps soothe minor skin irritations and discomfort.
Respiratory Comfort: Diffusing cedarwood oil or inhaling its steam helps promote clearer, fresher breathing.
Insect Repellent and Mothproofing: With natural insect-repellent properties, cedarwood oil is commonly used in wardrobes, wood care products, and moth-repellent items.
Scalp and Hair Care: Cedarwood oil can be added to shampoos or hair oils to help improve scalp health and strengthen hair roots.

Aromatic Diffusion: Add 3–5 drops of Cedarwood oil to an aroma diffuser to create a space filled with a grounding, warm, and woody aroma.
Massage Oil Blending: Dilute Cedarwood oil in a carrier oil (at a 1–2% concentration) for use in back, neck, shoulder, or foot massages.
Skincare Addition: Add a small amount of Cedarwood oil to face creams, cleansers, or serums to help balance oily skin.
Hair Care: Add Cedarwood oil to shampoo, hair masks, or scalp massage oils as part of your daily hair care routine.
Home Cleaning: Cedarwood oil can be added to DIY cleaning sprays to help maintain wooden furniture, floors, and wardrobes while acting as a natural insect repellent.
Handmade Soaps and Candles: Cedarwood oil is frequently used as a natural fragrance in handmade soaps, candles, and home fragrance products.
Pet and Environmental Pest Repellent: When safely diluted, Cedarwood oil can be used in certain environmental pest-repellent formulas; however, pet safety must always be prioritized.