What is cedarwood?

What is cedarwood?

 

Embark on a journey through a lush cedar forest, rich with soft needles, dewy leaves, and aromatic bark. Cedarwood comes from the cedar family of trees, a coniferous tree in the Pinaceae (pine) family. A worldwide favourite, this bold scent is native to the Mediterranean, Middle East, and western Himalayas region. 

What does cedarwood smell like?

Warm and inviting thanks to its woody and earthy notes, but with a hint of a sweeter finish and citrus undertones.

How does cedarwood make you feel? 

Grounded yet light, cedarwood brings tranquility from the dense forests of its origins.

How is cedarwood used?

Cedarwood is a powerful tool for relaxation, mood-boosting, and fostering a greater sense of connection. Its distinct musk can help transport you to a peaceful, calm place.

Cedarwood boasts several other uses: it’s an effective insect repellent, an anti-inflammatory, an antiseptic, a soothing cream, a dandruff treatment, and a spiritual and ritual tool.

What does cedarwood pair well with?

Cedarwood is layered yet clarifying, making it compatible with similar and opposing scents. It makes a beautiful companion to spicier scents like bergamot, cinnamon, or patchouli but also complements lighter florals like lavender, jasmine, and rose by adding depth and warmth.  


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