History and Usage: Distilled from oil-rich heartwood, Texas cedarwood has similar properties to sandalwood at a fraction of the cost. The oil helps focus thoughts and stabilize the emotions. Mix several drops with citronella and grapefruit for a refreshing patio spray. (Texas cedarwood contains a natural substance that can form crystals in the oil. Label Information and Ingredients: Suggested Use: Scalp Toner: 6 drops cedarwood, 6 drops sandalwood, 6 drops sweet orange, 1/2 oz. witch hazel extract, 1/2 oz. water.

Supplemental Facts Notes: Color: Dark orange to brownish Viscosity: Somewhat viscous Top Note: Oily, rich, sweet-woody Middle Note: Mild sweet-woody, somewhat balsamic undertone Dry Note: Sweet-woody, less balsamic Aromatherapy Actions: Harmonizing, relaxing, anxiety reducing Origin: Mexico/U.S./Canada Processing Notes: Essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of dry, trunk and limbs. Common Name: Cedarwood, Texas Aroma: Woody, Balsamic Other Ingredients: Juniperus mexicana (Texas cedarwood) oil

Caution: If pregnant, suffering from any medical condition or taking medication, consult a health care practitioner before use. Dilute properly-May irritate skin. Not for internal use.

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