Doalinn Cedar Tree (Himalaya) Essential Oil 10 Ml.

Inci: cedrus deodora wood oil cas no: 91771-47-0 batch/lot no: 18111702 stock code: botanical name: cedrus deodara plant family: pinaceae ingredients: 100% pure cedar (himalayan) essential oil major component: sesquiterpenes, sesquiterpene alcohols extraction method: steam distillation obtained part: tree bark/wood origin: nepal color: pale yellow aroma: woody, balsamic, pleasant note: middle-top harvest time: cultivation method: wild plant farming shelf life after production: when stored under correct criteria, max. 36 months shelf life after bottle opened: 9 months compatible oils: citrus, woody, and floral essential oils cedarwood (himalayan) essential oil / cedarwood himalayan essential oil cedrus deodara trees (himalayan cedar) are evergreen trees that grow on the slopes of the himalayas and at altitudes of 1650 m to 2400 m above sea level, reaching heights of 65 m. This tree, which is considered particularly sacred in hinduism, has a very solid structure that has been preserved for centuries [1,2]. Himalayan cedarwood essential oil, derived from the heartwood and roots of cedrus deodara, typically contains sesquiterpenes (himachalen), sesquiterpene alcohols (himachalol), ketones (atlanton), and oxides (himachalen oxide) [3]. Sesquiterpene ketones have a mucolytic (mucus-thinning) effect. With this effect, the essential oil of himalayan cedar tree can be used in the treatment of colds, flu, coughs and chronic bronchitis, especially with its expectorant effect. The presence of sesquiterpene ketones gives the essential oil of himalayan cedar wood an anti-inflammatory effect as well. This valuable oil supports the treatment of respiratory and urinary system infections with its powerful effects [4]. Himalayan cedarwood essential oil has pharmacological and biological activities such as strong antiseptic, antibacterial, antifungal and insecticidal [5]. Application methods: you can safely use himalayan cedarwood essential oil for topical and inhalation applications. It is not recommended to apply directly to the skin without dilution for very sensitive skin types. You can also apply it to your skin by diluting it with a fixed oil suitable for your skin type. Frequently used in hair and skin care in topical applications, this essential oil provides a balance of sebum in the hair and skin, thus helps to improve oily scalp and acne problems. Gives shine to hair and skin. It is known to have a strengthening and relaxing effect in inhalation applications. It has the effect of calming down in moments of fear and tension. Usage suggestions: you can add himalayan cedarwood essential oil to a diffuser or incense burner on its own, or you can enhance its effect by mixing it with essential oils of different aromas. The himalayan cedarwood essential oil that you will add to the shampoo and conditioner provides care for the scalp, prevents scalp problems, and encourages your hair to grow healthily. . The himalayan cedarwood essential oil that you will add to your facial cleansing products supports deep cleansing of your skin and revitalizes your skin. Warning & safety requirements:  be sure to consult your doctor before use during pregnancy and lactation. For external use only. It may cause skin sensitivity. Avoid direct contact with sensitive areas such as eyes and mucosa. Not recommended for children younger than 2 years old [6]. Storage conditions:  keep away from direct sunlight and humidity. It is recommended to store it in a cool and dry place away from children, with the lid closed. Reference; [1]. World agroforestry centre. Deodar cedar. (access date: 29.08.2021). [2]. Kumar s., kumar a. and kumar r. himalayan (himachal region) cedar wood (cedrus deodara: pinaceae) essential oil, its processing, ingredients and uses: a review. journal of pharmacognosy and phytochemistry. 8(1): 2228-2238. 2019. [3].chaudhary a., kaur p., singh b. and pathania v. chemical composition of hydrodistilled and solvent volatiles extracted from woodchips of himalayan cedrus: cedrus deodara (roxb.) Loud. Natural product communications. Vol. No. 4 9 1257 - 1260. 2009. [4]. Sue clarke Essential chemistry for aromatherapy. 2nd edition Elsevier health sciences, 2008. [5]. Mojay g. aromatherapy for healing the spirit. Healing arts press, rochester, 1999. [6]. Eden gardens, cedarwood-himalayan essential oil. (access date: 20.07.2021).