Atlas Cedar Essential Oil

Atlas Cedar Essential Oil, also known as Cedarwood is steam distilled from the wood.  The fragrance is soft, smooth, and grounding.  Unlike the other confifers, Atlas Cedar Essential Oil brings instant uplifting, yet calming, effects with a fragrance that is delicate and sweet with a woody undertone, rather than overtone.  It's important to know what you're getting when you're looking for Atlas Cedar essential oil as many suppliers do not make the distinction between other Cedar essential oils and Atlas Cedar essential oils, and the therapeutic activity varies significantly between chemotypes, with Atlas Cedar essential oil being the most gentle, and user friendly, for personal care use.

Therapeutic Use:  Atlas Cedar Essential Oil is well known for its detoxing effect where it offers a gentle stimulating effect, and the breakdown, and elimination, of toxins including fatty build up, as in cellulite.  Atlas Cedar Essential Oil also offers a soothing effect on sore muscles, and joints, as well a decongesting benefit to upper, and lower, respiratory conditions, making it the perfect choice for the aches and pains of the Flu, Bronchitis, and Sinusitis, or any other congestion. 

Fragrance Impact:  The soft delicate fragrance of Atlas Cedar Essential Oil has long been used in perfumery where it offers a cost effective way to bring a softness, and slight sweet note, to any blend.  A great addition to sweet, floral, and woody blends.
 

SPECIFICATIONS

GUIDELINESS

Skin Care:  0.1 - 0.2%
Body / Hair Care: 0.5 - 1.0%
Spot Treatment:  Up to 3.0%


FRAGRANCE BUILDING

• top note bridging to the middle
• woody
• combines well with all oils, especially the citrus and other woods

APPLICATIONS

• BATH / BODY / SKIN
  • clarifying
  • acne
  • oil control
  • detoxing
  • cellulite
• PSYCHOLOGICAL / EMOTIONAL
  • uplifting
  • grounding

BLENDING TIPS

• for a tissue detoxing effect try combining with grapefruit, black spruce, lemongrass
• for a pain relieving treatment try combining with peppermint, basil, balsam fir, eucalyptus