Cedarwood (Virginian)

This Cedarwood oil contains a rich and smooth woody scent, reminiscent of an opened cedar chest. Cedarwood makes an excellent addition to home-crafted blends or to diffuse in any room for a lovely outdoor aroma.   Botanical Details Botanical name: Juniperus virginiana Botanical Family: Cupressaceae Origin: USA Part of Plant used: Wood Extraction Method: Steam distillation Cultivation Method: Naturally farmed Aromatic Characterization: Perfumery Note: Base and Fixative Color: Transparent to pale yellow Aromatic Profile: Woody, sweet-balsamic, and fresh Blends well with: Cinnamon, Clove, Frankincense, Ginger, Juniper, Patchouli, Rose, Sandalwood, and Vetiver Traditions and Folklore Despite its name, the Eastern Red Cedarwood (or Virginian Cedarwood), is not a common Cedarwood, but an evergreen tree belonging to the Juniper family. It is a native to Eastern North America where it is considered a pioneer species, meaning it is amongst the first plants to begin growing in a damaged area, m