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Virginian Cedarwood (American) Pure Essential Oil
Virginian Cedarwood (American) Pure Essential Oil
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Description
100% Pure Virginian Cedarwood Essential Oil is steam distilled from the wood of Juniperus virginiana, the Eastern Red Cedar — botanically a juniper rather than a true cedar. Sweet and woody, sometimes reminiscent of sandalwood, it sits between Atlas and Texas cedarwoods in strength.
At Richmond Enterprise London™ Ltd, our Virginian cedarwood is steam distilled from selected reddish heartwood to preserve its sweet, woody character. As one of India's leading essential oil manufacturers — a trusted essential oil manufacturer, supplier and exporter, we supply every batch with verifiable purity. Explore our full range of 100% pure natural essential oils or browse our CO2 extract oils for related aromatic materials.
To ensure absolute confidence, we accompany all our products with rigorous quality documentation, including Certificates of Analysis (CoA), Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and comprehensive (GC-MS) reports.
Quick Facts
Botanical name: Juniperus virginiana L.
Synonyms: Red cedar, Eastern red cedar
Family: Cupressaceae
Source: Wood
Origin: USA
Processing Method: Steam distillation
Colour / Consistency: Thin, golden-yellow to orange-brown liquid
Aroma Profile
Virginian Cedarwood has a sweet, woody scent sometimes reminiscent of sandalwood — softer than Cedarwood Atlas but stronger than Texas, a versatile middle-to-base note.
Blends beautifully with
Rosewood-Bergamot-Cypress-Cassi-Jasmine-Juniper-Neroli-Labdanum-Frankincense-Clary Sage-Vetiver-Rosemary-Ylang Ylang
Eastern Red Cedar
The Virginia cedarwood is a slow-growing coniferous evergreen reaching up to 33 metres, with reddish heartwood and brown cones. Also known as Red Cedar, it belongs to the Cupressaceae family.
Originally used by native North Americans, it is an important ornamental and timber tree of eastern North America, valued for its fragrant wood.
Harvesting & Extraction
Virginian Cedarwood essential oil is steam distilled from the reddish heartwood, yielding a sweet, cedrol-bearing woody oil.
Common Uses
Across perfumery, wellness and traditional practice, this oil is valued for:
- Aromatherapy — a grounding, calming note in blends.
- Fine perfumery — a sweet woody base, sometimes used as a soft sandalwood-style note.
- Cosmetics — a woody note in natural personal care.
- Household & insect repellent — a classic woody note in natural products.
How to Dilute
Safe Dilution Guide for Virginian Cedarwood essential oil
Proper dilution is crucial for safe and effective use of Virginian Cedarwood essential oil:
· Standard Dilution (2%): Mix 12 drops of Virginian Cedarwood oil with 1 oz (30 mL) of carrier oil
· Sensitive Skin (1%): Use 6 drops per 1 oz of carrier oil
· Facial Application (0.5%): Blend 3 drops per 1 oz of carrier oil
Choose a suitable carrier oil such as jojoba, sweet almond, or fractionated coconut oil. Always perform a patch test before full application.
Documents
- Certificates of Analysis (COA)
- Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
- Comprehensive (GC-MS) reports
Precautions
- FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY
- Do not apply undiluted to skin.
- Avoid use during pregnancy.
- Keep away from children.
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Please perform a patch test before use.
- Keep away from eyes.
Why Buy 100% Pure Essential Oil from Richmond Enterprise London™ Ltd
Choosing Richmond Enterprise London™ Ltd ensures you receive 100% Pure & Natural Essential Oil of uncompromised Lab-Tested Quality, fully backed by verifiable GC-MS reports. We cater seamlessly to your business needs by accommodating both Bulk & Retail Orders with elite sourcing standards. Partner with us to experience a premium, authentic aromatic treasure delivered directly to your doorstep via our reliable Global Shipping network.
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