| Common name |
Cedarwood Atlas |
| Botanical name |
Cedrus Atlantica |
| Method of Extraction |
Steam distilled |
| Plant Part |
Wood |
| Country of Origin |
Morocco |
| Note |
Base |
| Appearance |
yellow to orange to amber viscous liquid |
| Aroma |
warm camphoraceous top note with a sweet tenacious woody balsamic undertone |
| Major Constituents |
α-himachalene, β-himachalene; himachalol, α-atlantone, ƴ-atlantone |
| Properties |
warming, calming, soothing, astringent |
| Traditional Uses |
exhaustion, nervous tension, anger and stress, oily skin |
| Blends well with |
bergamot, clary sage, cypress, rosemary, ylang ylang |
| Cautions |
Generally considered safe by may be best avoided during pregnancy |
