One of the most quintessential evergreen aromatics in the world, Cedarwood Oil is sweet and woody, with a creamy balsamic aroma comparable to fresh pencil shavings. One of the first essential oils ever distilled from nature, cedarwood is widely utilized for its smooth sawdust-like fragrance, which is almost universally applicable throughout the flavor and fragrance industry. Each variety has its own unique usage and nuance, though the overall aroma retains a characteristically woody odor.

Cedarwood Oil Atlas

A unique cedarwood oil distilled from the wood and stumps of the Cedrus atlantica tree, Cedarwood Oil Atlas is bears an almost indistinguishable resemblance to Cedrus libani, also known as Lebanon Cedar; one of the most historically significant trees of all time. Unlike its American and East African counterparts, Atlas Cedarwood Oil has a completely unique chemical makeup, providing a complex fragrance that is highly peculiar. Its sweet and camphoraceous aroma contains a cresylic nuance, as well as some tenacious woody undertones. Within perfumery, Atlas Cedarwood is heavily used for its fixative effects, as well as its versatile odor which blends well with a variety of other floral and woody fragrances.

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Cedarwood Oil Chinese

One of the most quintessential evergreen aromatics in the world, Cedarwood Oil Chinese is sweet and woody, with a creamy balsamic aroma comparable to fresh pencil shavings. One of the first essential oils ever distilled from nature, cedarwood is widely utilized for its smooth sawdust-like fragrance, which is almost universally applicable throughout the flavor and fragrance industry.

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Cedarwood Oil Texas

Unlike its more refined counterparts, Texas Cedarwood Oil provides a much smokier, tar-like quality to its otherwise sweet and woody aroma. Turbid and somewhat viscous, the liquid’s odor has a unique powdery quality that makes it especially popular as a fixative for high class florals and perfumes.

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Cedarwood Oil Texas Redistilled

Sharp and woody, Cedarwood Oil Texas Redistilled is less tar-like than its unrefined variant, though it retains the light sweetness typical of cedarwood. The oil’s drydown is clean and woody, with an aroma reminiscent of freshly sharpened pencils. It also retains a fresh and pleasant balsamic-like quality, making it highly versatile in a wide variety of different blends and products.

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Cedarwood Oil Virginia

One of the most quintessential evergreen aromatics in the world, Cedarwood Oil Virginia is sweet and woody, with a creamy balsamic aroma comparable to fresh pencil shavings. One of the first essential oils ever distilled from nature, cedarwood is widely utilized for its smooth sawdust-like fragrance, which is almost universally applicable throughout the flavor and fragrance industry.

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