Cypress Essential Oil

Cypress Essential Oil, derived from species such as ‘Callitris glaucophylla’  and ‘Cupressus sempervirens’, features a warm, woody aroma often described as fresh, balsamic, and earthy. This aromatic profile makes it a consistent element across functional and unique product categories.

Widely used in personal care and home care formulations, Cypress Oil can support aromatic consistency and deliver the olfactory base needed for products in cleansing, grooming, and environmental scenting segments.

Manufacturers looking to expand into herbal-forward or coniferous scent palettes often include ‘Cupressus sempervirens oil’ as a complementary base note in blends. Its compatibility with other oils and ingredients allows it to integrate easily across multiple formats and categories.

Offered in HBNO bulk and available for private label needs, Cypress Tree Oil is a reliable ingredient choice for brands seeking formulation depth and aromatic distinction across care and lifestyle products.

Key Benefits of Cypress Essential Oil

• • • Warm, coniferous scent profile well-suited for complex fragrance layering.

    • Easily blends with other essential oils in perfumery, aromatherapy, and topical products.

    • Sought after for its versatility in both water-based and oil-based formulations.

    • Common ingredient across multi-use product types from home sprays to haircare.

    • Available as ‘Cupressus sempervirens oil’ and ‘Callitris glaucophylla’ variants for diverse market appeal.

Product Usage

Aromatherapy and Perfumes

• • • Diffuser Blends: Used for refreshing aromatic experiences.
      

    • Fine Fragrances: Adds woody and resinous depth to top and base notes.

Personal Care

• • • Cosmetics: Integrated into balms, masks, and creams for aromatic positioning.

    • Soaps: Suitable for cold process and melt-and-pour formulas.

    • Body Oils and Lotions: Compatible with base oils for skin conditioning products.

    • Body Sprays and Mists: Blends well with herbal and wood-scent profiles.

    • Skin and Hair Moisturizers: Incorporated for its fresh earthy scent.

    • Shampoos and Conditioners: Often included in blends aimed at scalp and hair refreshment.

    • Lip Balms: Adds a warm aromatic note in beeswax-based products.
      

Home Care

• • • Scented Candles and Incense: Delivers a clean forest-like base.
      

    • Room Fresheners and Deodorizers: Suitable for non-overpowering green blends.
      

    • Household Cleaners: Supports pine-forward cleaning scents.

    • Deodorizers: Often used in natural spray formulations.

    • Laundry Detergents and Fabric Softeners: Complements botanical or forest-type profiles.

    • Dish Soap: Adds fresh aromatic value to eco-formulas.

Applications of Cypress Essential Oil in Product Formulation

Natural Deodorizing Blends:

Used in air care products like room fresheners, fabric softeners, and shoe deodorizers. Blends well with pine, lemon, or herbal oils in formulations targeting odor-neutralizing functions.

Hair and Scalp Formulations:

Added to shampoos, scalp tonics, and rinse-off treatments. Pairs effectively with mint or rosemary oils in personal care lines developed for scalp-focused products.

Masculine Fragrance Profiles:

Common in cologne bases, aftershave splashes, and body mists. Cypress supports woody or herbal compositions for men's grooming collections.

Safety and Shelf Life

• • • Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight
      

    • Handling: Use gloves and protective gear during large-scale blending or decanting
      

    • Shelf Life: Best used within 2 years when stored under optimal conditions
      

    • Container: Store in aluminum or amber glass containers with tight-seal closures
      

    • Dilution: Should be diluted appropriately when used in topical or skin-contact formulations
      

FAQs About Cypress Essential Oil

• What is the difference between “Callitris glaucophylla” and “Cupressus sempervirens” oil?
  Both are referred to as Cypress Oil but are derived from different plant species and may offer slightly varied aromatic tones, with “Callitris” being more dry-woody and “Cupressus” more balsamic.

• Can Cypress Oil be used in clear or transparent formulations?
  Yes, it generally integrates well into both opaque and transparent products, although solubility testing is advised.

• Is Cypress Essential Oil safe for children or pregnant individuals?
  While Cypress Oil is generally mild, it’s best to consult a medical professional before use on children or during pregnancy, and to always dilute appropriately.

• Does Cypress Oil discolor soaps or creams?
  It has a minimal tendency to discolor, but variations may occur depending on formulation base and oil concentration.

• Is Cypress Essential Oil considered phototoxic?
  No, Cypress Essential Oil is not phototoxic, making it safe for use in daytime skincare or body products without sun sensitivity concerns.

HBNO® is a leading supplier of Cypress Essential Oil.

We supply any quantity of oil to anywhere in the world. HBNO® Cypress Essential Oil ships wholesale in bulk containers of various sizes, including 1 gallon, 5 gallons, 20 liters, or in any other quantity required by our clients. HBNO® also provides a full turn-key private label service of Cypress Essential Oil.

Prompt dispatch from HBNO®'s 100,000 sq foot California warehouse.

• • • Technical documents, SDS, Specification, COA available upon request.

    • Bulk packaging and private labeling services available.