Le Sol Cedarwood Essential Oil is a rich woody oil can which is often used in aromatherapy for its calming and soothing aroma. 

1. Certified cruelty free and vegan friendly
2. Steam distilled 
3. Aids with greasy skin, hair strenthening & drandruff reduction
4. Helps keep skin healthy looking
5. Rick, woody aroma
6. Good for diffusion, massage oil blends, and DIY beauty formulations
7. Base perfumery note
8. Blends very well with other essential oils and used as a fixative oil for blends

Our Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil is hand bottled in the UK by Le Sol. We source 100% pure and natural oils from around the world and sell them online at low affordable prices. All of our natural aromatherapy & massage oils are ethically sourced. You can use our Cedarwood Essential Oil to make your own essential oil blends, soaps, candles, skin & hair products, DIY cosmetic and beauty products. Cedarwood oil improves sleep. Cedarwood essential oil can be used in massage oils and is perfect diffuser blends and is good for hair growth and soothing sensitive skin.

Cedarwood Essential Oil

Cupressus Funebris Endlicher

Origin -  Morocco

Colour - Pale Yellow to Brown Yellow

Extraction Method - Steam Distilled 

Odour -  Sweet woody aroma 

Cosmetic Declaration - Le Sol can confirm that Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil is suitable for cosmetic application. It is not included in the list of substances prohibited in cosmetic products. Neither does it contain parabens, restricted preservatives, colorants or UV filters (Annex II - VI of EU Regulation 1223/2009).

Animal Testing - Le Sol can confirm that Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil has not been Animal Tested for cosmetic purposes by or on behalf of the company, nor has any of its component parts named in the International Cosmetic Ingredient Dictionary & Handbook (11th Edition), 31st December 1990.

Vegan - Le Sol can confirm that Cedarwood Essential Oil is suitable for Vegans.

GMO (IP) - Le Sol can confirm that Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil is not derived/produced from a raw material that has been genetically modified.

Gluten Free - Le Sol can confirm that Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil is not derived from, neither does it contain any Gluten ingredients.

Nanomaterials Declaration - Le Sol can confirm that with reference to Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil that no Nanomaterials were added at any stage of the manufacturing/production process, in accordance with EU Cosmetics Regulation.

Irradiation Declaration - Le Sol can confirm that Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil  has not been irradiated at any stage of production.

Residual Solvents - Le Sol can confirm that no solvents or preservatives were used in the production of Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil.

Dilution

Dilute your Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil at a percentage of 1% of your finished blend, usually 20 drops or 1ml of Basil essential oil to 100ml of your selected carrier oil. Do not use Basil Essential oil undiluted on the skin. You can use up to 3% dilution for use in the bath or on your body. Consult your doctor or midwife before using during pregnancy.

Massage

Create your own massage blend by adding Cedarwood Atlas to other essential oils and add to a carrier oil. Le Sol recommends Grapeseed Oil, Coconut Oil or Sweet Almond oil to use as your carrier oil. 

Skincare

Why not use Cedarwood Atlas to create DIY beauty formulations. 

Aromatherapy

Just add a few drops of Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil to your oil burner or diffuser and enjoy the soothing and calming effects. 

Data Sheets & Labels

This Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil cannot be guaranteed free from traces of nuts or other allergens. You should get medical advice before use if you are suffering from any allergies or medical conditions. Always conduct a patch test before using any new product.

Store in a cool dry place away from sunlight.

As Le Sol products are natural, the colour and odour can vary slightly from batch to batch. Le Sol are constantly improving our products and so sometimes the product you receive may differ slightly in appearance from images displayed on our Le Sol website.