Cedarwood essential oil has a low olfactory note, its aroma relaxing, comforting, and improves self-esteem. The oil is obtained by distillation of the wood and its predominant active ingredient is A, B, and G himachalene. The Mexican cedar (Juniperus Mexicana) is a small, evergreen alpine tree that grows up to 6 meters tall and is native to Texas. Its wood is highly aromatic due to its high percentage of essential oil. It is an excellent insect repellent; ancient civilizations used it for building buildings, chests, and trunks, as its scent repelled moths and other insects. Aroma and active ingredients: With a low olfactory note, its aroma relaxes, comforts and improves self-esteem. The oil is obtained by distillation of the wood and its predominant active ingredient is A, B and G himachalene. External use only. Always use diluted in a vegetable oil or cosmetic base. Balsamic massage: add a few drops to a vegetable oil and apply by massaging the chest or back. Aromatherapy: use in diffusers or inhalations following the manufacturer's recommendations. Environmental use: ideal for naturally perfuming spaces or textiles. Do not apply pure on the skin. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with eyes. Non-toxic when applied topically. Keep out of reach of children.