Discover Pranarôm's Atlas Cedar essential oil: improve your circulation, care for your hair, and create a naturally soothing atmosphere.
The Atlas cedar is native to North Africa. In ancient times, it also grew wild in Europe. It tolerates cold very well, and its growth habit is more upright and slender than that of the Lebanese cedar. Its needles are bluish; its branches are ascending and shorter than those of other cedars; its bark is light gray and cracks as it ages; its cones are 6 cm long, with a small indentation in the center.
Atlas cedaressential oil has lymphatic-stimulating and diuretic properties. It promotes healing, is astringent, acts as a scalp tonic, and has antifungal properties. Atlas cedar essential oil promotes blood circulation andhelps reduce cellulite. It also repels mosquitoes and moths (hence the use of cedar wood in closets) and acts as a relaxant when inhaled. Pranarôm Organic Atlas Cedar Essential Oil 10 ml, chemotyped (H.E.C.T.), is botanically certified as 100% natural. Its subtle, woody scent invites meditation. The aroma it emits is persistent, dry, woody, and mild.
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For cellulite-like drainage; dilute Atlas cedar essential oil to 7% inrosehip vegetable oil. Massage into the affected area.
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Precautions for Use
How do I use Atlas Cedar essential oil to improve circulation?
Dilute a few drops in a carrier oil and massage the affected areas, such as the legs, using upward strokes to stimulate circulation.
Is this oil suitable for treating hair problems?
Yes, it can be added to your regular shampoo or used as a hair mask to combat hair loss and dandruff.
Can Atlas Cedar essential oil be diffused throughout the house?
Absolutely—diffusing it creates a soothing atmosphere and purifies the air. However, be sure not to diffuse it in the presence of young children or pregnant women without medical advice.
Are there any contraindications to its use?
It is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or for children under 6 years of age. Additionally, it is recommended to always dilute it before applying it to the skin to avoid irritation.
Atlas cedar essential oil is composed of sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpene ketones.
| Distilled part | wood |
| Chemotype | α- and β-himachalene |
| Distillation | low-pressure steam distillation |
| Origin | Morocco |
| Yield | 35 kg per 1 kg of essential oil |
Presentation
Pranarôm Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica) essential oil comes in a 10-ml bottle.
Atlas cedar essential oil is known for its many properties, as it is: a venous and lymphatic decongestant, a prostate decongestant, lipolytic and keratolytic, helps reduce swelling and promotes tissue healing, a phlebotonic and lymphotonic agent, and promotes arterial regeneration.
We recommend Atlas cedar essential oil for the following conditions:
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