Cedar Leaf Essential Oil

Botanical Details

Thuja occidentalis (also called northern white cedar, eastern white cedar) is an evergreen coniferous tree in the Cupressaceae cypress family. It is a monoecious tree, usually with a single straight stem and a conical crown. It is native to eastern Canada and much of the north-central and northeastern United States. It is extensively cultivated as a decorative plant, and the cultivation is conventional (contrasted to organic farming). It is a small or medium-sized tree, growing to a height of 15 m tall with a 0.9 m trunk diameter, scrawny or prostrate in less favorable locations. 

Cedar Leaf Essential Oil

The cedar leaf essential oil manufacturers offer you an impressive oil manufactured under rigorous hygienic and industry established criteria by steam distilling fresh leaves of Thuja occidentalis .This excellent oil has a perfectly soothing woody aroma which may change its strength somewhat over time. Its odor has been used for centuries by many native cultures for many purposes, like purifying air and keeping a healthy area. Its wide therapeutic properties make it more special in the wide range of essential oils. The chemical composition of this oil makes it a perfect combination of extremely beneficial qualities and many medicinal properties.

Cedar Leaf Essential Oil Benefits & Applications

The sweet, snappy, woodsy aromatic cedar leaf essential oil is traditionally used to purify and disinfect, enhance conscious thinking, calm and ease inflammation, clarify congested respiratory systems and repel insects. Cedarleaf essential oil can even aid muscular tension and headaches when diluted in a carrier oil. It has been an integral part of making diffusion, potpourri, room sprays, deodorizers, natural perfumery, bath oil, bath salt, bath and shower gels, spa treatment oils and creams, soap, and candles.

The Cedar leaf essential oil bulk manufacturers and wholesale suppliers provide an incomparable oil packed with many therapeutic and medicinal properties. This oil was, and still is, used by Native American Indians during sacred ceremonies and for its medicinal properties, which is why it is sometimes known as 'Grandmother Cedar.' 

Its analgesic, anti-anxiety, antibacterial, antidepressant, antifungal, antiseptic, astringent, anti-rheumatic, antiviral, circulatory stimulant properties are the basis of the aromatherapy. This oil also finds its wide application in Ayurvedic medicine to treat many body ailments. Additionally, it is a natural detoxifier that cleanses the body from inside out and eliminates body toxins.