• Skin: Add this oil to your skin lotion or soap, rubbing it on the infected or itchy area along with a carrier oil, or make yourself a bath with 5 drops of cedarwood oil added to it.
• Hair: Add a few drops of cedarwood oil to your shampoo or conditioner, or just massage the oil into your scalp with a carrier oil like coconut oil and let it sit for 30 minutes before rinsing.
• For joint pains: By using it externally on the skin, you can reduce inflammation, which can then minimize joint stiffness and discomfort. You can topically apply cedarwood oil with a carrier oil to areas of concern or you can try making yourself a bath with 5 to 10 drops of cedarwood essential oil.
• For cuts and wounds: Mix cedarwood essential oil with coconut oil and then apply the mixture to cuts and scrapes to prevent infection.
• Sedative and calming effects: Inhale cedarwood essential oil directly from the bottle or you can also diffuse a few drops of oil to relieve stress, insomnia and tension.
• Natural deodorizer: Put 3-4 drops in your diffuser to naturally deodorize the air in your home!
• Repel insects and soothe insect bites: Dilute 4-5 drops of cedarwood oil in water to spray on your skin or clothes as a natural bug spray to keep them away outdoors, or use a diffuser to keep them out of the house or apartment.

Caution:

• Essential oils should always be applied after diluting with carrier oils/lotion or as mentioned in the directions to use.
• The oils come with a leaflet with details of How to use, for more details, you can also contact our beauty experts online.
• If applying an essential oil to your skin always perform a small patch test (after you have properly diluted the oil in an appropriate carrier.
• For external use only.
• Keep out of the reach of children.
• Avoid contact with eyes.