Ceder wood oil natural rectifed
Description
“Natural” indicates the oil is directly derived from cedar (typically species such as Cedrus deodara, Cedrus atlantica, or Juniperus species) by steam distillation of wood, roots, or stumps, without synthetic aroma chemicals added.
“Rectified” means the crude cedarwood oil is further redistilled or vacuum‑rectified to remove high‑boiling resins and off‑notes, yielding a paler, cleaner oil with a smoother woody scent and more consistent specifications.
Typical properties
Natural rectified cedarwood oil is usually a pale‑yellow to almost colourless liquid with a dry, sweet, woody, balsamic odour and reduced smokiness compared with crude oil.
It contains characteristic sesquiterpenes and alcohols such as cedrene and cedrol, though rectification can enrich or reduce certain fractions depending on whether the target is “super rectified” (high in himachalene) or perfumery grade (richer in atlantones and cleaner woody notes).
Main uses
Because of its refined, stable odour, cedar wood oil natural rectified is widely used in perfumery, soaps, candles, polishes, and household fragrances to provide long‑lasting woody base notes.
It is also used in aromatherapy and massage oils for its calming, grounding scent, and in some formulations as a natural insect‑repellent or for skin and scalp care, subject to usual essential‑oil dilution and safety guidelines.
Specifications
| Model No. | N-CH1553 |
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