Ingredient
Cedarwood Oil
What is Cedarwood Oil?
Cedarwood Oil is an essential oil derived from various types of conifer trees, most commonly from the wood of cedar trees. It is typically extracted through steam distillation, which captures the concentrated plant compounds.
Cedarwood Oil is primarily used in fragrances for its woody and calming scent. It is also utilized in aromatherapy and various personal care products. The scientific community has studied its potential use in wellness, but comprehensive evidence on its health impacts remains limited.
When you see Cedarwood Oil on a label, it's usually indicating its role as a fragrance component. For most consumers, it is considered a neutral ingredient with no major health concerns identified by regulatory bodies.
Commonly found in: perfumes, colognes, soaps, lotions, aromatherapy products
Cedarwood Oil is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) by the FDA for use in food and products.
Research on Cedarwood Oil is ongoing, with some studies suggesting potential benefits but lacking conclusive evidence.
Cedarwood Oil is plant-derived and considered vegan-friendly.
Sources: Code of Federal Regulations Title 21
Scout's take
Natural cedar oil. Non-allergenic at fragrance use levels.
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