Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil

Tisserand

£4.25

The woody fragrance of Cedarwood Atlas essential oil invokes images of the majestic forests of Morocco. At its full height, the Atlas cedar can reach a staggering 40m and it is easy to see why it has been used for building and agricultural purposes for several generations. Cedarwood Atlas essential oil harnesses the grounding properties of many other tree derived oils. Its warm, rich fragrance works well as a decongestant in times of illness and can help to relieve the symptoms of coughs and colds if used in a diffuser or steam inhalation blend. Emotionally, Cedarwood Atlas is strengthening an

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