Texas Cedarwood Essential Oil

Cedarwood Oils are extracted from various species of the Cedarwood tree. These oils are all extracted from the wood and bark of their respective species of Cedarwood trees. They are  all commonly used in aromatherapy, perfumery, personal care, and home care products. Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil is extracted from wood of the Juniperus mexicana tree.

(Note that, despite its common name, Texas Cedarwood Oil is not technically true cedarwood oil. It is extracted from juniper trees, which have a different botanical classification than cedar trees. While they share some similar properties, their aroma profiles and chemical compositions differ from true Cedarwood essential oils.)

As a leading supplier of high-quality Essential Oils, HBNO® offers wholesale prices for bulk quantities of Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil. HBNO® also offers private label services for your company's retail products and can assist with custom formulations of your products containing Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil.

Aroma Profile: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil (Juniperus mexicana) has a woody aroma that is softer, more resinous, smoky, and balsamic aroma than Cedarwood Atlas Oil or Cedarwood Himalayan Oil.

• Top Notes: Warm, woody, and slightly smoky, with a robust cedar scent.
• Heart Notes: Rich and resinous, with earthy and sweet undertones.
• Base Notes: Deep, dry, and grounding finish.

Usage:

Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil is used in Aromatherapy, Perfumery, Personal Care Products, Home Care Products, and Pest Control Products.

• Aromatherapy: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil is commonly used in aromatherapy.
• Perfumery: In the fragrance industry, Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil is valued for its warm, sweet, woody aroma. It serves as a base note in perfumes and colognes, adding depth to the fragrance.
• Personal Care:
  • Cosmetics: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil can be included in cosmetics for its aromatic properties.
  • Soap: When added to soap formulations, Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil provides a natural scent.
  • Body Oils and Lotions: It can be added to body oils and lotions.
  • Body Spray and Mists: Incorporate Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil into body sprays and mists.
  • Skin and Hair Moisturizers: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil can be added to skin and hair moisturizers.
  • Shampoos and Conditioners: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil can be added to shampoos and conditioners.
• Home Care:
  • Scented Candles and Incense: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil is a popular choice for scented candles and incense.
  • Room Fresheners and Deodorizers: It may be used in room sprays and deodorizers to eliminate odors and freshen the air with its woody fragrance.
  • Household Cleansers: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil can be added to household cleansers for its natural cleaning properties and aromatic scent.
  • Deodorizers: Adding Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil to natural deodorizers helps neutralize odors and leave behind a pleasant aroma.
  • Laundry Detergents and Fabric Softness: Incorporating Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil into laundry detergents and fabric softeners adds a refreshing scent to clothes and linens.
  • Dish Soap: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil a suitable addition to dish soap formulations.
• Industrial Uses:
  • Paint & Varnish Additive: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil can be used as an additive in paints and varnishes as a wood preservative that helps control termites and other wood-boring insects in wooden furniture or wooden structures.
• Pest Control Products:
  • Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil is listed by the US EPA as an Active Ingredient Eligible for Minimum Risk Pesticide Products. Its use in pesticide products is exempt from the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) under the Minimum Risk Exemption regulations in 40 CFR 152.25(f). Note: It is approved only for non-food use.
  • Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil has gained popularity as a natural and effective pest repellent. Its strong, woody aroma is unpleasant to many insects, making it a valuable tool in pest control strategies. If applying it topically to skin or directly to affected plants or surfaces, dilute by mixing with water and a carrier oil
• Pest Control. Home and Personal Use
  • Insect Repellent: Cedarwood oil can be diffused or applied topically to repel mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, and other biting insects. While not a direct killer, its strong scent can deter ants and cockroaches from entering your home.
  • Wood Protection: Applying cedarwood oil to wooden furniture or structures can deter termites and other wood-boring insects.
  • Pet Care: Cedarwood oil products can be added to pet shampoos or applied topically (after dilution) to repel fleas and ticks from pets.
• Pest Control, Agricultural Use
  • Storage Protection: Cedarwood oil can be used to protect stored grains and other products from insect infestations. However, as a non-food product, it should never be applied directly to food stores.
  • Livestock Protection: In some cases, cedarwood oil products are used to repel flies and other pests from livestock.
  • Crop Protection: While research is limited, some farmers and gardeners experiment with cedarwood oil to repel specific pests from crops. However, it's essential to conduct your own thorough testing and consider potential impacts on beneficial insects.
  • Soil Application: Some believe that adding cedarwood oil to the soil can help deter certain soil-dwelling pests. Again, research on this application is limited.
• Pet Care:
  • Pet Shampoos and Conditioners: Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil can be included in pet shampoos and conditioners both for its aromatic properties and to help repel fleas and ticks from pets.
  • Spot and Stain Remover and Odor Treatment: It may help neutralize pet odors and stains in pet bedding and living spaces.

Safety Considerations:

• Safety: Cedarwood oil is generally considered safe for humans and pets when used appropriately as directed. However, if applying topically, it's essential to dilute the oil properly and avoid direct contact with sensitive areas.
• Environmental Impact: Cedarwood oil is generally considered environmentally friendly.

HBNO® is a leading Supplier of Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil:

HBNO® Cedarwood Texas Essential Oil is offered in a range of sizes to accommodate your needs, from small quantities for sampling to 55-gallon drums for commercial applications.

• Prompt dispatch from HBNO®'s 100,000 sq. foot California warehouse.
• Technical documents, SDS, Specification, COA available upon request.
• Bulk drum and private labeling services available.