INCI name: Cedrus atlantica wood oil

CAS number: 8000-28-0/90063-37-9/8023-85-6

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EXTRACTION METHOD: steam distillation

PARTS USED: wood

ORIGIN: Morocco

COMMON NAMES: Atlas cedarwood, Moroccan cedarwood, Atlantic cedarwood essential oil

APPEARANCE: clear, yellow to greenish/ brownish yellow liquid

ODOUR NOTE: warm, woody, sweet, camphorated, lightly resinous.

QUALITY : 100 % pure and natural organic essential oil.

Active ingredients: α, β and γ himachalenes, cis-trans-α-atlantone

Approx. Shelf Life: 8 years plus (older it gets better it gets)

STORAGE CONDITION: SENSITIVE OIL: STORE IN A COOL DARK PLACE

Cedrus atlantica Manet

The Cedrus atlantica tree originates naturally from the Atlas mountainous range of Morocco where it grows wild and as tall as 35 m high. It is now cultivated in Morocco, across the Middle East, Northern Africa and transplanted all over the world in organic plantations. Its wood is harvested for timber production. Our Atlas cedarwood essential oil is distilled from the fresh wood chips and barks from organic plantations in Morocco.

Beard Oil

Massage onto beard

Rosemary (10 drops) + Cedarwood (10 drops) + Lavender (10 drops) + Jojoba (50 ml)

Sleep Aid Blend

Use in a diffuser 

Lavender (10 drops) + Bergamot (10 drops) + Cedarwood (10 drops)  

In aromatherapy, Cedarwood Atlas (Cedrus atlantica) is a popular essential oil known for its warm, woody aroma and numerous therapeutic properties. 

Here are some common uses of Cedarwood Atlas in aromatherapy:

Stress relief and relaxation: The comforting scent of Cedarwood Atlas promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and calms the mind. Diffuse it in your living space or add a few drops to a warm bath for a soothing experience.

Sleep support: Cedarwood Atlas has natural sedative properties that can help improve sleep quality. Diffusing the oil or using it in a pillow spray can promote a restful night's sleep.

Respiratory support: The oil's expectorant and antispasmodic properties can help alleviate respiratory issues such as coughs, congestion, and bronchitis. Diffuse it or use it in a steam inhalation for relief.

Emotional grounding: Cedarwood Atlas is known for its grounding properties, which can help balance emotions and promote emotional well-being. Use it in meditation or mindfulness practices to enhance focus and inner stability.

Skin health: Cedarwood Atlas has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, which can be beneficial for various skin issues such as acne, eczema, or minor wounds. Dilute it with a carrier oil and apply it topically to affected areas.

Hair health: Cedarwood Atlas can help stimulate hair growth and reduce hair loss when added to shampoo, conditioner, or used in a hair oil blend. Its antifungal properties can also help combat dandruff and other scalp issues.

Insect repellent: The oil's natural insect-repellent properties can help keep bugs at bay. Use it in a DIY bug spray or add a few drops to a diffuser to deter pests.

Always dilute Cedarwood Atlas essential oil with a carrier oil or use it in a diffuser, as applying undiluted essential oils to the skin may cause irritation.

MASSAGES, BODY CARE & BEAUTY

• Body massages: +++

• Body care: +++  

• Face care: +++

• Baths: +++

• Compresses: +++

DIFFUSION

• Ultrasonic & Steam diffusion: +++    

• Inhalation: +++

• Sprays: +++

OTHERS

• Homecare: ++

• Circulatory, Lymph tonic (reputed to promotes lymphatic drainage and to help fight water retention)
• Powerful lipolytic, (reputed to help with the elimination of congested adipose tissues, to lessen the aspect of cellulite)
• Antifungal and antiviral
• Mucolytic, Decongestant and antiseptic of the airways
• Relaxing and comforting
• Scalp tonic
• Regenerating, restorative, astringent
• Mosquito and moth repellent

• Respiratory comfort: essential oils of Eucalyptus smithii, Ravintsara
• For heavy legs: essential oils of Cypress
• Joint comfort: With Tamanu carrier oil (Calophyllum inophyllum): Eucalyptus citriodora essential oils, Wintergreen essential oil
• For bruises, contusions, swelling, blue marks: massage with Tamanu carrier oil, St John’s wort carrier oil.
• In diffusers for general comfort and relaxation/meditation: with all citrus essential oils (lemon, Grapefruit. Mandarin, Sweet orange, Neroli…), with Lavender, or associated to other “woody” essences like Amyris, West indies bay, Patchouli or Cypress essential oils.
• Cellulite blends: with citrus like Grapefruit or Lemon essential oils
• Hair tonus blends: Grapefruit, Clary-Sage, West Indies Bay essential oils.
• Dandruff: Patchouli, Bay laurel, Rose geranium, Palmarosa essential oils.
• To keep bugs away, in diffusers: Geranium, Lemongrass essential oils

Do not use during the first 3 months of pregnancy / breastfeeding 

Keep out of reach of children and pets.

As a general rule, always perform a skin patch test before using your essential oils for the first time.

DO NOT USE UNDILUTED and seek medical and specialist advise when in doubt