Profile Cedarwood Himalayan Essential Oil is usually distilled from a tall 150 ft evergreen tree which grows in high altitudes of cold areas of the Himalayan region of North India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. A true Cedar wood, it is the national tree of Pakistan. In India, this oil is thought to possess insecticidal and anti-fungal properties. Cedarwood Essential Oil is steam distilled from the wood, stumps, wood chips or sawdust of the tree. The Oil is a yellowish to orange-yellow or deep amber-colored. It is a thick oil and will occasionally appear somewhat cloudy. The scent of Cedarwood Himalayan Essential Oil is very similar to Atlas Cedarwood. Its scent is rich, and camphor like. It has a pleasant woody undertone. Cedarwood oil is particularly useful in skin-care preparations as it has astringent and antiseptic properties. It is said to be beneficial in relieving moderate skin complaints of acne, dandruff, dermatitis, eczema, fungal infections, greasy skin, and hair loss, hair strengthening and growth. It also may help to relieve stress and tension. The Aromatherapy Place offers a variety of AUROMA Cedarwood Essential Oils to suit your preference. Over time, treat yourself to a special sensual experience by trying and comparing the qualities of each. There are slight variations in odor, color, and the levels of constituents within each oil. However, the oils are similar and can be used in place of one another. BIBLICAL OIL: “King Solomon used Cedarwood in building God’s temple, and Jesus was crucified on a cross made of cedarwood. It was thought to bring wisdom, was used for ritual cleansing and served as medicine in treating skin conditions and leprosy.” (Dr. Josh Axe, DC, DMN, CNS. Bible Oils: 12 most revered oils & their historic uses) NOTE: Some essential oils, such as Aniseed & Cedarwood will solidify in the cold. This is normal. No worries. They will melt and dissolve if gently warmed. Simply, immerse the whole bottle in warm water if exposed to the cold.
