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Essential Oils

CEDARWOOD (CEDRUS ATLANTICA)

		Introduction
		Safety Precuations
		Chamomile, Roman
		Frakincense
		Ylang Ylang
		Cedarwood
		Neroli-Orange-Blossom
		Orange
		Bergamot
		Petitgrain
		Lemon
		Grapefruit
		Myrrh
		Cypress
		Eucalyptus
		Clove
		Fennel
		Jasmine
		Juniper
		Lavender
		Tea Tree
		Cajeput
		Melissa/Lemon Balm
		Peppermint
		Basil
		Marjoram
		Geranium
		Pine
		Black Pepper
		Patchouli
		Rose
		Rosemary
		Clary Sage
		Sandalwood
		Vetiver
		Ginger
		Blending Oils
		Extraction Methods
		Application Methods

Effects: Strengthening and powerful.

Aroma: Base note.

This tree grows in southern Europe, the Orient and North America. Cedarwood gum was used by the Egyptians many years ago as an important ingredient in the mummifying process.

Properties:

Antiseptic.
Sedative.
Expectorant.
Antifungal.
Astringent.

Contra-indications:
May irritate sensitive skins. Do not use during pregnancy.

Extraction:
Steam distillation of the wood as well as the sawdust.

Uses:

Bronchitis.
Nervous tension.
Cellulite.
Cystitis.
Certain skin conditions such as eczema.

Cedarwood is good for acne, and oily skin and when blended with rosemary and eucalyptus is used as a treatment for dandruff. It has a calming effect on the nervous system. May be helpful for arthritic and rheumatic pains.

Scent:Woody.

Combines with:

Bergamot.
Rosemary.
Sandalwood.