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Product Name SKU Price Qty
  1. Cedarwood, Virginia Sample (20-30 drops) 190-3
    $2.00
  2. Cedarwood, Virginia 1/4 oz 190-6
    $5.00
  3. Cedarwood, Virginia 1/2 oz 190-7
    $7.00
  4. Cedarwood, Virginia 1 oz 190-8
    $11.00
  5. Cedarwood, Virginia 2 oz 190-9
    $16.00
  6. Cedarwood, Virginia 4 oz 190-10
    $28.00
  7. Cedarwood, Virginia 8 oz 190-11
    $46.00
  8. Cedarwood, Virginia 16 oz 190-12
    $78.00
  9. Cedarwood, Virginia 1 kg 190-25
    $120.00

Cedarwood, Virginia


Details

  • Botanical Name: Juniperus virginiana
  • Origin: USA
  • Process: Steam Distilled Essential Oil
  • Plant Part: Heartwood
  • Cultivation: Wild Grown
  • Grade: Therapeutic Grade
  • Note: Base to middle note with very good tenacity
  • Aroma: Sweet, woody and slightly balsamic, this is a Juniper species
  • Aromatherapy Uses: Excellent venous decongestant, use for varicose veins, hemorrhoids.
  • Safety Considerations: Contains ketones. Avoid use with small children, elders, epileptics, pregnant and/or nursing women.
  • Certificate of Analysis
  • MSDS

Cedarwood, Virginia - Juniperus virginiana

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Overview

Virginia Cedarwood Essential Oil

Virginia Cedarwood essential oil is actually from a Juniper tree, however the aroma is that of Cedar - woody and smooth, and reminiscent of an old cedarwood chest. Our Virginia Cedarwood oil is a beautiful dark reddish color.

This is a good quality Virginia Cedarwood essential oil. It does not have the more typical "pencil" aroma that most Virginia Cedarwood essential oils have. That is because it is not distilled from the left over wood from the pencil making industry, like other Virginia Cedarwood oils are.

Customer Reviews

Beautiful color and smooth Review by Kyara
I was expecting pencil shavings. But this dark red cedarwood is smooth, round, with a hint of sweetness. It's much more complex than other Virginia cedarwoods I've had. (Posted on 5/4/13)