Viginia Cedar Orpur

Virginia cedar, also known by other names such as Eastern red cedar or Juniperus virginiana, is a conifer native to North America. The essential oil extracted from the wood of Virginia cedar, referred to as cedarwood oil, is highly valued in the fragrance industry for its warm, woody scent.

The scent profile of Virginia cedarwood oil, or "viginia_cedar_orpur," is characteristically rich, smooth, and robust. It exudes a deep, balsamic woodiness which is both clean and invigorating. Often described as having a slightly sweet, resinous aroma with hints of spice, it provides a comforting and grounding olfactory experience. Virginia cedarwood's smell is sometimes associated with pencil shavings, which is a nostalgic note for many, due to the historical use of the wood in pencil production.

In perfumery, Virginia cedarwood oil is used as a base note because of its ability to anchor more volatile top and middle notes with its persistent longevity. It blends well with a variety of scents including floral, citrus, and other wood aromas, making it a versatile ingredient in both men’s and women’s fragrances. In addition to its use in perfumes, this essential oil is also popular in aromatherapy, skincare products, and home scenting products, valued not only for its fragrance but also for its purported soothing and antiseptic properties.