Van Toen Cedarwood organic

From Then Cedarwood organic
It will not surprise you that cedar brings an earthy and rustic scent. But did you also know that cedar contains no allergens? It is one of the rare essential oils (like vanilla) that does not contain any allergens. Therefore, it is also suitable for people who are sensitive to allergens.

Atlas cedar is obtained from the heartwood of Cedrus atlantica. The oil can only be extracted when the tree is 20 years old; can you imagine that? The use of cedar oil is ancient. It is widely used in the perfume industry, especially in men's fragrances.

Cedarwood oil comes from the cedar tree in Morocco, which is protected by the Moroccan government. Only dead trees may be removed and sold. Without exception, this wood is used in the furniture industry for the most valuable furniture. You can imagine how wonderful cedarwood smells; you might know it from old cigar boxes. In furniture production, sawdust is left over. This sawdust is used for distillation. Thus, cedarwood oil is actually a byproduct, making it reasonably affordable.

The yield of this oil is about 3%. This means that about 35 kg of wood chips are needed to produce 1 liter of oil.

- Obtained by distillation of the bark of the cedar tree
- Aroma/scent: Warm and woody
- Organic: SKAL certified
- Processed under ISO standards: ISO9235
- GMO-free, Cruelty-free, free from preservatives or additives
- Origin: Morocco

Ingredients (INCI)
Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil* * Organic

Usage
- Diffusing: Cedar is popular in aromatherapy due to its earthy character. The woody, warm scent provides a sense of harmony, serenity, and balance. This can promote inner peace and reduce stress. The earthy aroma has a calming effect on your mind, and your room quickly fills with an earthy and warm fragrance. Also lovely when the days get colder. Cedar is also great to use in a diffuser before bedtime.
- Care: Because cedar oil contains no allergens, it is ideal for adding fragrance to care products; cedar will not cause allergic reactions, and even the most sensitive skin types can handle it. In aromatherapy, it also creates a calming atmosphere, so adding it to massage oil is wonderful for relaxation.
- For external use.

Warnings
Essential oils are highly concentrated natural substances. Be cautious when using them; you should never apply them undiluted to the skin, except for a few essential oils on the advice of an aromatherapist.

For external use only.

Keep essential oils away from children. If you are pregnant or have high blood pressure, heart problems, or other medical conditions, seek advice before use. Also, if you have very sensitive skin, it is better to ask for advice or do a patch test on a small area of your skin.