Origin: One origin for this oil is obtained from the Atlas Cedar which is closely related to the biblical Cedar of Lebanon. Its therapeutic properties have been recognized since antiquity and it was used through ancient civilisations in medicine, cosmetics and perfumery. The Egyptians used Cedarwood for embalming and it is still used today in Tibet as an incense.

Sources: Cedarwood producers are Algeria, Morocco, East Africa and North America east of the Rocky Mountains

Genito-urinary system: Cystitis and leucorrhoea can be treated by this oil and tt is also good for treating vaginal discharges.

Skin Care: It is a powerful antiseptic and can be used in skin care as a mild astringent as well as for treating acne, dandruff, eczema, greasy hair and oily skin. Cedarwood has a more masculine and fresh smell and as such it can appeal to men and boys more than the floral smelling oils.

Respiratory system: Because of its antiseptic qualities it is good for treating bronchial and urinary tract infections and is said to break down mucus which makes it good for treating catarrh.

Nervous System: It has has a tonic and stimulant effect on the whole body and therefore can be used to treat stress and tension.  It is also considered as an aphrodisiac.

Mixing Oils: It blends well with Sandalwood, Rose, Juniper, Cypress, Vetiver, Patchouli and Benzoin

NEVER USE DURING PREGNANCY

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