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Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil
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Product Details
Botanical Name:
Juniperus mexicana
Country of Origin:
USA
Extraction Method:
Steam Distilled
Plant Part:
Wood
Strength of Aroma:
Strong
Aromatic Scent:
Sweet, soft, balsamic wood scent
Blends Well With:
Carrot Seed, Clary Sage, Copaiba Balsam, Fir Needle, Frankincense Carteri, Lavender, Neroli, Patchouli, Rosemary 1,8-Cineole, Spruce Hemlock, and Vetiver.
KidSafe®:
YES
Cautions:
None Known.
Product Brochure:
Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil originates in the United States and is extracted using steam distillation. Cedarwood Texas is grown wildly throughout the Southwestern United States. There is no commercial planting, therefore no pesticides or fungicides, or any other agricultural chemicals are used or present in the recovery of Cedarwood Texas. It has a sweet, soft, balsamic wood scent and belongs to the Juniper family. The aroma of Cedarwood Texas can help freshen a room, promote calmness, and help ward off negative thoughts. Use Cedarwood Texas to support a healthy immune system. Add to a personal inhaler or diffuser to help during times of seasonal threats. It can help keep pesky summer annoyances away, create a natural perfume for soaps and lotions, and even skin tone.
During times of seasonal threats or lack of energy use the following blend to support a healthy immune system: 2 drops each of Cedarwood Texas, Vetiver, Ho Wood, Orange Sweet, and Lavender. Add to a personal inhaler or to your Plant Therapy AromaFuse Diffuser.
Dilute to 1-3% in your favorite soap or lotion for a natural perfume that smells amazing. Diffuse during summer gatherings to help with outdoor annoyances. For the face, dilute to 0.5-1% using Plant Therapy's Near Perfection carrier oil blend to help even and tone skin after cleaning.
The International Federation of Aromatherapists does not recommend that Essential Oils be taken internally unless under the supervision of a Medical Doctor who is also qualified in clinical Aromatherapy. All cautions listed for individual oils do not include those cautions from ingestion.
This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Bottles are filled by volume. Some bottle sizes may not be filled to the top, but do contain the volume of oil specified.
A little strong,but nice
This is nice to diffuse. It\'s a little on the heavier side and I found it\'s best to blend it. I usually blend mine with copaiba.
Earthy
I have been buying a lot of calming oils lately to help my daughter sleep. This one is a bit earthy smelling but we love it mixed with Juniper Berry and Orange Sweet as a evening blend.
Keep away scorpions
I bought this after seeing 2 scorpions in my house. I put in spray bottle with a little water and sprayed my whole house. I haven\'t seen anymore since I started doing that weekly so I believe it is working. Has a mild woodsy smell.
cedarwood texas
To me, this smells like carrots and dirt, sometimes I get a scent of freshly shaven pencils. It\'s not necessarily a bad smell, but not what I was expecting based on how others have described it. I have atlas and it\'s a very different scent but I think I like it better than atlas. It\'s nice and relaxing paired with lavender for sleep.
Smoky Smooth
This is the second type of Cedarwood I\'ve tried and I prefer it to Atlas. It has more of a smoky note to it. It\'s almost like \"Vetiver light\" in my opinion. Vetiver is a little strong for me. I\'m beginning to like it, but I really couldn\'t handle it at first. Cedar wood Texas has some similar qualities but isn\'t as overwhelming to my senses. I really enjoy using it at bedtime.