Cedarwood, Atlas Essential Oil (Cedrus atlantica)
Overview
It is typically processed using steam distilled as a method for extracting oil from the wood.
Summary
Atlas cedarwood oil comes from the Cedrus atlantica tree. It has a woody scent.
Essential Facts
- Aroma Description:
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Synonyms(s) for Cedrus atlantica: Abies atlantica, Cedrus africana, Cedrus libani subsp. atlantica, Cedrus libani var. atlantica, Cedrus libanitica subsp. atlantica, Pinus atlantica
- Botanical Family: Pinaceae
- Botanical Genus: Cedrus
- Chemical Family: Sesquiterpenes, Sesquiterpenols
- Perfumery Note: Base
- Consistency: Medium and oily feeling
- Strength of Initial Aroma: Medium - Strong
- Color: Light Golden Yellow
- Indigenous Country: Morocco
- Cultivation: Wild Harvested
- Processing Methods: Steam Distilled
- Part Typically Used: Wood
- Shelf Life: 7-8 years
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Conservation Status:
[EN] Endangered
- Vegan
- Not recommended or safe if pregnant or nursing
- Not recommend or safe for children
Essential Details
Benefits & Uses
May be benefitial for addressing the following ailments:
Arthritis Asthma Athlete's Foot Bronchitis Cellulite Colic Coughs Cystitis Dandruff Depression Fleas ( Dogs ) Flu Frigidity / Impotence Gingivitis Hair : Damaged Influenza Insect Repellents Insomnia Libido Rashes Skin : Dermatitis Skin : Oily Spots ( Acne ) Stress
Therapeutic Benefits of Cedarwood, Atlas:
Anti-asthmatic Anti-bacterial Anti-depressant Anti-infectious Aphrodisiac Astringent Carminative Cicatrisant Diuretic Expectorant Insect Repellent Sedative
Other Uses for Cedarwood, Atlas:
Cautions & Safety
Cautions when using Cedarwood, Atlas:
Energetic, Spiritual, and Emotional Qualities
Energetics and Chakras Qualites of Cedarwood, Atlas:
1st Chakra - Survival and Support Expansive Grounding Protective Purifying