Plant Therapy Organic Oregano Essential Oil 100% Pure, USDA Certified Organic, Undiluted, Natural Aromatherapy, Therapeutic Grade 10 mL (1/3 oz)

Cedarwood is a fantastic, lovely smelling essential oil in general, and this organic Cedarwood Atlas is no exception. I also have Cedrus deodora from Plant Guru which smells similar and has some overlapping properties and uses. The scent is soft, warm, slightly woody and balsamic. It smells very pleasant and other essential oils can often overpower this more subtle scent.Cedarwood is an evergreen tree that grows over 100 feet. The cedar species Cedrus Atlantica is native to the Atlas Mountains of North Africa. The wood chips and shavings are usually steam distilled to produce the essential oil. The essential oil is slightly viscous and a pale yellow color.Here are the therapeutic properties: Anti-inflammatory, antiseborrheic, antiseptic, depurative, pectoral, regenerative, restorative, tonic.Here are the therapeutic uses: Chest infections, catarrh, congestion, acne, skin problems, scalp disorders, cellulite, anxiety, stress, tension, physical exhaustion, detoxifying.I find myself using Cedarwood essential oil a lot in various roll-on blends like my Scar Fade Blend. Because of it's regenerative, nourishing qualities, it's great for healing skin conditions such as scars, dry skin, eczema, dandruff, infections, etc. I also added this oil to my Hair Loss Blend, to help heal the scalp and slow the loss of hair from any number of reasons.Because of cedarwood's uplifting and mood boosting aroma, it's a nice oil to use on the face. It blends well with a lot of other oils of all different types: citrus, floral, woody, camphorous, medicinal, sweet, etc. It's really an accommodating essential oil.Plant Therapy is a great company, and I don't believe I've ever been disappointed by any of the essential oils so far. They're reliable, and if you're making your own DIY skincare and bodycare products, I believe this is one of the best ones to have in your arsenal. Don't forget about the other types of cedarwood as well.. they're all pleasant and they're all effective in different ways. I like the fact that this Cedarwood atlas is organic, and for such a small price difference, I'd recommend the organic one instead of the regular essential oil.UPDATE: I'm having problems with the dropper on this bottle, even though it is still full of E.O. and is always tightly capped. It takes sooo long for anything to come out that when I turn the bottle upside down, I just stop waiting after a while. This is a problem I've seen now with a few of my bottles from Plant Therapy and I don't know how to remedy the situation. But it's frustrating that I can't use these oils and wish they were in dropper bottles instead.

Smells Great!Dropper is good quality

Great product. Good price

I've been using Plant Therapy's Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil, and it's become a staple in my daily routine. The refreshing aroma instantly uplifts my spirits, creating a revitalizing ambiance in my home. Knowing it's USDA certified organic and undiluted adds to the peace of mind.The potency of this oil is incredible—I only need a few drops in my diffuser to fill the room with its invigorating scent. Its versatility amazes me; I've incorporated it into my skincare regimen, adding a few drops to my moisturizer for a refreshing boost.Not only does it smell heavenly, but the therapeutic benefits are noticeable. It's become my go-to after a long day to ease tension and promote relaxation during meditation sessions.The careful packaging ensures the oil arrives intact and ready to deliver its aromatic goodness. Plus, knowing that Plant Therapy prioritizes quality and purity in their products reassures me that I'm using a top-notch, natural product.Overall, I highly recommend Plant Therapy's Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil to anyone seeking an organic, pure, and revitalizing aromatherapy experience. It's an absolute gem!

Smells wonderful

I purchased this product to use in a beard oil blend as well as for a pleasing fresh, woodsy scent. However, this oil does not smell like actual cedar wood. It is musty, and something about it rings in my nostrils and reminds me of the smell of a hot car (which I associate with car sickness). Needless to say, I do not personally like this oil. Hence 4 stars rather than 5. Read on to see why I gave such a high rating for a product I personally found unpleasant.I attempted to return through Amazon, and found that it is not eligible for returns. Fair enough. I contacted Plant Therapy directly and they were very friendly, easy to talk to, and helpful. Did you know they provide free shipping and have lots of promotions? You might get better deals by having an account directly with Plant Therapy rather than buying through Amazon. The PT associates I talked to helped me created an account where they could place a credit equal to the value of the product I had purchased through Amazon, and recommended Cedarwood Virginian (Juniperus virginiana) as the oil that I would probably like better (based on the smell). They sent that one to me for FREE in ADDITION to the credit added to my account. I now have this Cedarwood Atlas oil to give away to a friend who might like it better, a replacement bottle on the way, and credit with Plant Therapy towards another product. Full marks for Plant Therapy customer service! Highly recommended!

The bottle may be small, but this oil is no joke. The tiniest dab will have you feeling like you can instantly speak Italian and just standing next to a tomato plant will instantly create the most magical red sauce. But seriously, this goes a long way. I use this for sinus symptom relief/prevention. A drop in a glass of water and the smallest drop in my diffuser.

Always a great product