Pure Cedarwood Essential Oil — Himalayan

Botanical name: Cedrus deodara · Purity: 100% Pure

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 out of 5 · 10+ reviews

Warm, Sweet, Resinous Wood

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This Himalayan cedarwood oil is steam-distilled from the wood of Cedrus deodara, the deodar cedar. Expect a warm, sweet, softly resinous woody scent with a rounded depth, softer than the dry pencil-shaving edge of Virginian cedarwood.

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Bulk Cedarwood Welcome

We happily take bulk orders of this Himalayan cedarwood oil. Every size, from 0.5 oz to 400 lbs, comes from the same standard, so formulators, makers, and resellers are welcome to scale up from a single bottle.

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Himalayan Cedarwood Essential Oil at a Glance

Botanical NameCedrus deodara
Purity100% Pure
Plant PartWood
Extraction MethodSteam-distilled from the wood of Cedrus deodara
Aroma ProfileWarm, sweet, and softly resinous woody with a rounded depth
Perfumery NoteBase
Blends Well WithSandalwood, patchouli, bergamot, clary sage, vetiver, sweet orange
Shelf Life & StorageTypically 3 to 5 years. Keep tightly capped in a cool, dark place away from heat and sunlight.

What Buyers Say About Our True Cedarwood Oil

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“Rich, woody aroma. Exactly what I wanted.”
Mark T.
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“Smells like fresh cedar and clean mountain air.”
Rachel P.
★★★★★
“I use this in my diffuser while working. The scent feels warm without taking over the room.”
Daniel K.
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“Very smooth cedarwood fragrance with a subtle sweetness.”
Emma S.
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“One of the most authentic woody oils I’ve purchased.”
Brian M.
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“Beautiful base note for my candle projects. It blends effortlessly with citrus and spice oils.”
Olivia C.
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“The aroma reminds me of a cedar chest. Natural, comforting, and long-lasting.”
Jason R.
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“A few drops go a long way.”
Nicole B.
★★★★☆
“Grounding scent that’s perfect for evenings.”
Laura H.
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“I’ve tried several cedarwood oils and this one smells the cleanest by far. No harsh notes, just pure woodiness.”
Andrew W.
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“Warm, sophisticated, and incredibly versatile.”
Steven G.

Ways to Use It

Woody Room Diffusion

Add a few drops to a diffuser for a warm, softly resinous woody backdrop in a study, entryway, or living room.

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Blended Body Oil

Stir a well-diluted amount into a carrier oil for a scented massage or body oil with a sweet, rounded woody finish that lingers gently on the skin.

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Soap and Candle Making

Makers use it as a base note that anchors woody, spicy, and amber-leaning blends in cold-process soap, poured candles, and solid perfume.

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Linen and Home Scent

Add a few drops to a cotton ball in a drawer, or to a room spray base, for a gentle resinous woody scent through closets and linens.

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Dilution & Safety

This is a concentrated botanical material. For skin use, dilute to 0.5% to 2% in a carrier oil and patch test on a small area first. Keep away from eyes, children, and pets. Not for internal use. Store tightly capped in a cool, dark place away from heat and light.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this cedarwood oil pure? ▾
Yes. It is bottled 100% pure and undiluted, so there is no carrier oil or filler in the bottle. It is steam-distilled from the wood of Cedrus deodara and nothing else, which means a little goes a long way when you dilute it for your own blends.
Is this the same as Virginian cedarwood? ▾
No. This oil comes from Cedrus deodara, the deodar cedar, and has a warm, sweet, resinous character with rounded woody depth. Virginian cedarwood is known for a drier pencil-shaving scent, so the two smell noticeably different and are not interchangeable in a recipe.
What does it smell like, and what does it blend with? ▾
It smells warm, sweet, and softly resinous, with a rounded woody depth. It sits well in woody, spicy, and amber-leaning blends, and pairs nicely with sandalwood, patchouli, bergamot, clary sage, vetiver, and sweet orange.
How do I dilute it for skin use? ▾
For skin use, dilute to between 0.5% and 2% in a carrier oil such as jojoba or sweet almond. That is roughly 3 to 12 drops per ounce of carrier. Patch test on a small area first, keep it away from eyes, and never apply it undiluted.
What sizes do you offer, and do you sell wholesale? ▾
There are ten sizes, from 0.5 oz to 400 lbs: 0.5 oz, 1 oz, 2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz, 5 lbs, 25 lbs, 100 lbs, and 400 lbs. Wholesale and bulk buyers are welcome, and every size comes from the same standard.
How does the price per ounce change with size? ▾
Per-ounce cost falls steadily as the size goes up. The largest size works out to less than half the per-ounce price of the smallest bottle. If you use this oil regularly, stepping up a size or two is usually the more economical choice.
Can I get documentation with a bulk order? ▾
If you need documentation for a bulk order, please contact us about it before ordering and tell us what you are looking for. We will happily talk it through with you before you buy.
Which size should I choose? ▾
Start with 0.5 oz or 1 oz to get to know the scent in a diffuser or a small blend. The 2 oz to 16 oz sizes suit regular use and recurring recipes. Makers pouring soap or candles in volume tend to move up to 5 lbs and larger.
How fast do orders ship? ▾
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. Bulk sizes of 5 lbs and up may need extra handling, so allow a little more time for them. Checkout is through our Shopify store.
Why do perfumers and soap makers reach for this oil? ▾
They use it as a base note. Its warm, resinous woody depth anchors woody, spicy, and amber-leaning blends, giving lighter top notes something steady to rest on. It is also softer than the dry pencil-shaving character of Virginian cedarwood.

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