Deodar vs Atlas vs Virginia cedarwood?

Deodar — sweetest, most balsamic. Atlas — drier, slightly camphor. Virginia (Juniperus virginiana) — pencil-shaving sharp.

Yes at standard cosmetic dosage. Avoid on broken skin; not recommended in pregnancy in high doses.

Insect repellent properties?

Yes — naturally repels moths and silverfish. Historically used to make Himalayan wooden chests for textile storage.

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Wood & Resin

Cedarwood

Cedrus deodara

Warm, dry, balsamic-woody with soft smoky-sweet undertone.

Origin: India
Extraction: Steam Distilled
Plant Part: Wood
CAS No.: 8000-27-9

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₹435incl. all taxes

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About this material

Cedarwood.

Himalayan Cedarwood (Cedrus deodara) — steam-distilled from the heartwood of the sacred Himalayan cedar (Deodar). Warmer, drier, and more balsamic than Atlas Cedarwood, with a soft smoky-sweet undertone. Naturally rich in himachalol and atlantone. A staple in oriental and woody-amber compositions, and traditionally used in temple incense across the Himalayas.

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Distilled · 2026-06-24

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