Cedarwood
juniperus virginiana
General Description This oil was widely used by native Americans for respiratory diseases. It has also been widely used as a pest repellent driving away everything from rats to flies.
How It's Made Timber waste, sawdust and shavings are used in steam distillation to extract the oil needed.
Aroma: Soft and woody. Reminiscent of old cedar furniture. Strength: Medium Properties
Muscles
Helps with Arthritis
Helps with Rheumatism
Respiratory
Helps with Bronchitis
Helps with Coughs
Skin
Hair Rinse for Dandruff, Grease, and Lifeless Hair
Reduces Acne
Acts as Insect Repellent
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