Virginian juniper (cedar) essential oil

Virginian juniper (cedar)

Latin name: Juniperus virginiana

Countries of origin: North America, Canada, Mexico (where our essential oil comes from)

Method of extraction: wood distillation

Note and evaporation rate: low

Cultivation method: conventional

Predominant chemical families: sesquiterpenes, sesquiterpenols

Used for:
- respiratory infections: stimulates the expulsion of mucus from the throat and lungs and breaks it down, helps with coughing and blocked sinuses;
- hair care: dandruff, oily scalp, fungal infections,…
- wound healing, damaged and inflamed skin,
- oily skin and acne,
- hemorrhoids and varicose veins,
- as a repellent, to repel insects and ants.

Methods of use: inhalations, in diffusers/vaporizers, in massage oils, ointments, repellents, hair
preparations, creams, and lotions,…

Special warnings: No special warnings.

Allergens: contains no allergens.

Aromatherapy tip with recipe:
Blend for respiratory tract infections
3 drops EO Virginia cedar
3 drops EO eucalyptus globulus
2 drops EO peppermint
2 drops EO thyme ct. linalool

Usage: Fill a vaporizer or diffuser with the appropriate amount of water and add the essential oils. After one hour,
switch off and ventilate the room. Repeat up to 3 times daily.