Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica) Essential Oil

Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica) Essential Oil

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Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica) Essential Oil

Product Description

Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica) Essential Oil
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Plant description

Latin Name: Cedrus atlantica
English Name: Atlas cedar
French Name: Cèdre de l’Atlas, Cèdre de l'Atlantique
Family: Abietacea
Origin: Morocco

History and Origin

Atlas cedar is a conifer from the Middle East and The Himalayas, acclimated to Europe. Symbol of Lebanon, its wood was used for the construction of the first Temple of Jerusalem, around 976 B.C.
This wood has the quality, besides its aroma, to repel insects and worms. Cedar, “erez” in Hebrew, is the most cited tree in the Bible.
In Guyana, the term “cedar” has a completely different semantic field botanically. In Canada, the same term is used to designate “thuya”, Eastern white cedar. In Egypt, cedar oil was used for embalming the dead; it was part of the process of mummification.

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Aromatherapy Data Sheet

Distilled Part: Wood
Extraction: Steam distillation
Oil Characteristics: Clear yellow liquid with a fine wood smell, similar to the smell of furniture was, but more acid.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Atlas cedar oil helps accepting and loving oneself. It helps generating faith and hope in striving to reach one’s heart goals.

Uses

Perfumery

Base note, resinous and woody.

Environment

Used in diffusion to calm down energies. Wood is used in construction.

Skincare

Used in the preparation of skin and scalp products.

Safety

Neurotoxic and abortive. Do not use in pregnant woman and babies.

Chromatography

Lot B-CEATMAR11Q (2015/06)

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes: β-himachalene (43,76 %), α-himachalene (15,97 %), γ-himachalene (9,35 %)

Sesquiterpene ketone: γ-atlantone (2,81 %)

 

Lot B-CEATMAR03RP (2015/06)

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes: β-himachalene (45,54 %), α-himachalene (17,17 %), y-himachalene (10,76 %)

 

Lot B-CEATMAR03R (2016/11)

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes: β-himachalene (45,65 %), α-himachalene (16,39 %), γ-himachalene (9,55 %)

 

Lot B-CEATMAR12R (2017/10)

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes:  β-himachalene (43,01 %), α-himachalene (17,25 %), γ-himachalene (10,34 %)

 

Lot CEATMAR05T

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes:  β-himachalene (43,35 %), α-himachalene (16,33 %), γ-himachalene (11,75 %)

 

Lot BCEATMAR06T (2018/08)

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes:  β-himachalene (41,99 %), α-himachalene (16,46 %), γ-himachalene (10,16 %)

 

Lot BCEATMAR05U (2020/01)

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes:  β-himachalene (43,61 %), α-himachalene (16,49 %), γ-himachalene (9,83 %)

 

Lot BCEATMAR03V (2020/09)

Morocco

Sesquiterpenes:  β-himachalene (37,85 %), α-himachalene (14,57 %), γ-himachalene (9,03 %)

 

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Documentation and References

  • TURBIDE, Michel, L'Aromathérapie : huiles essentielles du Québec et du monde : applications thérapeutiques, Éditeur Santé-arôme.
  • FRANCHOMME, Pierre, Docteur PÉNOËL, Daniel, L’aromathérapie exactement, Éditions Roger Jollois.
  • EIDSON, Deborah, La guérison vibratoire, Guy Trédaniel éditeur.
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