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Essential Oils - Cedarwood - 10ml
by Soil
Code
00154260000000
R69.95
Overview
- Has a sweet, woody aroma
- Used for skin and hair care
- Contains active ingredients
Description
Cedarwood oil is steam distilled from the wood-chippings of Cedarwood trees that grow in the Atlas mountains in Morocco and North Western Algeria. Cedarwood's sweet, woody aroma has a warming and reputed Aphrodisiac effect. It is helpful to encourage lymphatic drainage and very useful in skin and hair care.
Ingredients
?Cedrus Atlantica (Cedarwood) Bark Oil.
Warnings
Do not use during pregnancy or on infants. Keep away from children. Do not take internally or apply undiluted to the skin.
Directions
Always dilute before use.
Massage: Dilute 5 drops in 10 ml carrier oil.
Bath and inhalation: 5-10 drops in hot water.
Store in a cool, dark place with the lid well sealed. If your fridge is the only cool place, allow the oils to reach a cool room temperature before use.
Dietary Summary
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