Cade Oil

Cade oil, derived from the wood of Juniperus oxycedrus, a species in the juniper family, is known for its rich, smoky, and tar-like aroma. Its scent is deeply woody with aspects of leather and can be reminiscent of burning wood, usually used to impart a strong, campfire-like fragrance profile. The production of Cade oil involves the destructive distillation of the branches and wood of the tree, a process that preserves the intense, smoldering character of the raw material. This essential oil is predominantly found in perfumery and cosmetics, particularly in products targeted towards men, due to its decidedly smoky and robust scent. Additionally, cade oil is noted for its antiseptic, antimicrobial, and soothing properties, making it an effective ingredient in skincare, particularly for treating eczema, dandruff, and other skin and scalp conditions. Its powerful aroma and therapeutic qualities make cade oil a distinctive and valued component in aromatic and medicinal formulations.