CEDAR ESSENTIAL OIL

The cedar essential oil is extracted through steam distillation, one of the classic and most natural methods of extracting essential oils. The properties of cedarwood essential oil are mainly rubefacient and calming. The cedrus atlantica is a majestic, giant, and deeply rooted tree, qualities that can be transmitted to us through the diffusion of its essential oil in the environment. It helps us to ground ourselves, to strengthen ourselves, an essential oil particularly valid for vata Ayurvedic doshas. Being a rubefacient oil, it can also be used in a massage oil to be applied to areas that have suffered trauma. Together with lavender, it is excellent for keeping moths and insects away from the environment, closets, and drawers.

USES OF CEDAR ESSENTIAL OIL

Aromatherapy: pour two to three drops into an essential oil diffuser and diffuse it in the environment. Inhaling the oil is an excellent and quick way to obtain its properties.
Topical use: by mixing it with a base oil (such as almond and sesame), we can create massage oils that should be applied directly to the skin.
Foot baths, baths, and steams, always adding two drops of oil to the solutions.

The essential oils for sale online on terzaluna.com are classified as food supplements. This attests to their excellent quality. They are naturally extracted essential oils, without the use of any solvent, but only through natural methods such as pressing, percolation, or steam distillation. Third moon essential oils can also be used orally, but you have to be careful about the quantities you ingest. Never exceed two drops daily. This is because an essential oil is a very potent concentrate that if taken in quantities greater than two drops a day can be hepatotoxic.

Contraindications of cedar essential oil

Cedar essential oil is generally well tolerated, but it can give rise to allergic reactions or reactions in sensitive skin, so it is always recommended to test the product. Avoid use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and on young children.