Cedarwood (ATLAS) Essential Oil. 10 ml. 100% Pure, Undiluted, Therapeutic Grade.
Botanical Name: Cedrus atlantica Plant Part: Wood Extraction Method: Steam Distilled Origin: USA Color: Golden yellow to orange-brown liquid. Consistency: Thin Note: Middle Strength of Aroma: Strong Aromatic Scent: Cedarwood Atlas Oil has a woody, sweet, sharper note than Virginian Cedarwood, slight aroma reminiscent of artificial mothballs, balsamic. - Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil Bulk Cautions: Non-toxic, non-irritant. Avoid during pregnancy.
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Standing under a Cedar tree and gazing up at its soaring branches can make many of us feel so small. The vastness and majestic powers of nature can inspire and transform us unlike any other experience. It's incredibly powerful to realize life grows beyond ourselves and our experiences. Everyday troubles shrink in the face of nature's expansive beauty. Breathing in Atlas Cedarwood essential oil or using it in the many possible applications brings to mind that sense of awe we find in nature. Cedar trees are renowned for denoting strength and dominion. Atlas Cedarwood has a woody and earthy aroma that is used in many high-end masculine colognes. It can aid in meditation and be used as a natural aphrodisiac. In addition to its ability to ground and promote calm, Atlas Cedarwood is a wonderful addition to hair and skin care products. Parisians use Atlas Cedarwood in lotions and shampoos that help prevent hair loss. Native to the lands of Morocco and planted across Africa and the Middle East for centuries, Cedar trees can grow more than 140 feet in height and produce bluish-green leaves and cones. The essential oil is derived from the wood of the Cedar through steam distillation. If a Cedar tree remains untouched and undisturbed by man it can grow for nearly 2,000 years. King Solomon, an ancient King of Israel, had cedar trees planted around his temple. The trees still stand on Mount Lebanon today. The first Cedar was planted in Great Britain in 1646 and still stands powerfully today. BOTANICAL NAME: Cedrus atlantica ORIGIN: Morocco EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam Distillation PLANT PART: Wood NOTE: Base FAMILY: Cupressaceae SYNONYM: Atlantic Cedar, Moroccan Cedar BLENDS WELL WITH: Patchouli, Sandalwood, and blends exceptionally well with woods AROMA: Woody, earthy, and camphorous CONSISTENCY: Thin COLOR: Pale Yellow**Euro droppers are not included with 100 & 250 ml bottles**SAFETY: Follow general dilution guidelines - no urgent safety issues SHELF LIFE: 7 Years
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Standing under a Cedar tree and gazing up at its soaring branches can make many of us feel so small. The vastness and majestic powers of nature can inspire and transform us unlike any other experience. It's incredibly powerful to realize life grows beyond ourselves and our experiences. Everyday troubles shrink in the face of nature's expansive beauty. Breathing in Atlas Cedarwood essential oil or using it in the many possible applications brings to mind that sense of awe we find in nature. Cedar trees are renowned for denoting strength and dominion. Atlas Cedarwood has a woody and earthy aroma that is used in many high-end masculine colognes. It can aid in meditation and be used as a natural aphrodisiac. In addition to its ability to ground and promote calm, Atlas Cedarwood is a wonderful addition to hair and skin care products. Parisians use Atlas Cedarwood in lotions and shampoos that help prevent hair loss. Native to the lands of Morocco and planted across Africa and the Middle East for centuries, Cedar trees can grow more than 140 feet in height and produce bluish-green leaves and cones. The essential oil is derived from the wood of the Cedar through steam distillation. If a Cedar tree remains untouched and undisturbed by man it can grow for nearly 2,000 years. King Solomon, an ancient King of Israel, had cedar trees planted around his temple. The trees still stand on Mount Lebanon today. The first Cedar was planted in Great Britain in 1646 and still stands powerfully today. BOTANICAL NAME: Cedrus atlantica ORIGIN: Morocco EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam Distillation PLANT PART: Wood NOTE: Base FAMILY: Cupressaceae SYNONYM: Atlantic Cedar, Moroccan Cedar BLENDS WELL WITH: Patchouli, Sandalwood, and blends exceptionally well with woods AROMA: Woody, earthy, and camphorous CONSISTENCY: Thin COLOR: Pale Yellow**Euro droppers are not included with 100 & 250 ml bottles**SAFETY: Follow general dilution guidelines - no urgent safety issues SHELF LIFE: 7 Years
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Standing under a Cedar tree and gazing up at its soaring branches can make many of us feel so small. The vastness and majestic powers of nature can inspire and transform us unlike any other experience. It's incredibly powerful to realize life grows beyond ourselves and our experiences. Everyday troubles shrink in the face of nature's expansive beauty. Breathing in Atlas Cedarwood essential oil or using it in the many possible applications brings to mind that sense of awe we find in nature. Cedar trees are renowned for denoting strength and dominion. Atlas Cedarwood has a woody and earthy aroma that is used in many high-end masculine colognes. It can aid in meditation and be used as a natural aphrodisiac. In addition to its ability to ground and promote calm, Atlas Cedarwood is a wonderful addition to hair and skin care products. Parisians use Atlas Cedarwood in lotions and shampoos that help prevent hair loss. Native to the lands of Morocco and planted across Africa and the Middle East for centuries, Cedar trees can grow more than 140 feet in height and produce bluish-green leaves and cones. The essential oil is derived from the wood of the Cedar through steam distillation. If a Cedar tree remains untouched and undisturbed by man it can grow for nearly 2,000 years. King Solomon, an ancient King of Israel, had cedar trees planted around his temple. The trees still stand on Mount Lebanon today. The first Cedar was planted in Great Britain in 1646 and still stands powerfully today. BOTANICAL NAME: Cedrus atlantica ORIGIN: Morocco EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam Distillation PLANT PART: Wood NOTE: Base FAMILY: Cupressaceae SYNONYM: Atlantic Cedar, Moroccan Cedar BLENDS WELL WITH: Patchouli, Sandalwood, and blends exceptionally well with woods AROMA: Woody, earthy, and camphorous CONSISTENCY: Thin COLOR: Pale Yellow**Euro droppers are not included with 100 & 250 ml bottles**SAFETY: Follow general dilution guidelines - no urgent safety issues SHELF LIFE: 7 Years