Cedarwood Virginian Essential Oil 維吉尼亞雪松精油

Botanical Name: Juniperus virginiana Plant Part: Wood Extraction Method : Steam Distilled Although called a cedar, the Virginian cedar belongs to the juniper family (Cupressaceae). Also known as Red Cedar or Southern Red Cedar, this tree is native to North America. Folk traditions note that native Americans used virginian cedarwood for respiratory infections, especially those involving excess mucous buildup in the nose or throat. It also has insect and vermin repelling qualities (mosquitoes, rats and moths) and was once used with citronella as a commercial insecticide. [1] An in vitro study has shown Viriginian cedar can work synergistically with lavender for bacterial respiratory infections and thrush. [2] Common Uses: Has astringent, antiseborrhoeic and antiseptic qualities : makes it suitable for acne, greasy hair, dandruff, eczema, oily skin and psoriasis Stimulating to circulatory system: improves circulation to muscles, joints and can be used in blends for arthritis and rheumatism Sedating to the nervous system: can be used to calm nervous tension and stress related disorders Expectorant and antispasmodic: suitable for diffusing blends or chest rubs for coughs, sinusitis, catarrh and respiratory complaints Insect repelling: extensively used in rooms sprays and in household insect repelling blends in the US. Strength of Aroma : Strong. Note:  Base Description:  Sweet, 'pencil wood' scent. Blends well with:  sandalwood, rose, juniper, cypress, vetiver and patchouli Cautio Sold on Soap Artisan (https://soap-artisan.com/products/cedarwood-virginian-essential-oil). The price shown is the retail price on that storefront on 2026-10-21, not a GreenB2B quote or a wholesale price.