Cedarwood Oil 100% Pure and Natural - 4 Oz. with Glass Dropper - Therapeutic Grade - Excellent for Aromatherapy, Hair Growth, Improves Focus and Mood by Essential Oil Labs

love it ..still using it ....fantastic ..ty ty ...will ck out your other essential oils ...too ...interested in lavender ..and other ones as well but will be comparing prices

We have just started our freedom from toxins journey about 6 months ago. Essential Oils have been "essential" to us in this process! This Cedarwood essential oil is a great ingredient in our DIY cream for my eczema prone kids. We also diffuse it to get a nice woodsy smell when we need some calming for night time sleep.Definitely a fan of the included glass dropper. I don't drop too many drops like I do with the oils with the dropper tops.

Love this cedarwood oil! Using it in a diffuser AND with coconut oil as a skin emollient. I have roseacia in patches on my face, by washing with baking soda it has taken most of it away and now with the cedarwood oil the tiny patches that show dryness are treated and disappearing as well. Great Value!

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Love. Smells like Christmas..

I absolutely love this oil! The first whiff or two, I wasn't so sure, but after that, I loved it. I've used it to "recharge" some cedar chips in an old chiffarobe that was my Gramma's. I use it with other EO's as a hair treatment, for thinning hair. Diffuse it at night w/Lavender~it helps wonderfully with sleep. My granddaughter is actually 'borrowing' my diffuser & oils right now, to help her with getting to sleep. It helps me to stay asleep. It's a great critter (bug) repellent, either alone or mixed w/other EOs.

I have been an Amazon customer since 1995. If you're familiar with my reviews, they are mostly favorable with higher ratings. Not this time.I love the smell of cedar. This doesn't smell like cedar, and I'm not sure what it smells like, but it doesn't even make me feel right when I do smell it. It went in the trash.

This product misleads you to believe that it is real Atlas cedarwood oil, and it is most definitely not. It doesn't smell like cedarwood at all, but it does smell a lot like a booze soaked rag that a bartender has overused.