HIQILI 1 Fl Oz Cedarwood Essential Oil, Pure Natural Cedarwood Oil for Hair, Diffuser, Aromatherapy - 30ML

Love the scents oils I use for my oil lamp

High quality essential oil at a good price.

This product is as described. It is in a glass bottle with a dropper and comes with a travel bottle with dropper. The cedarwood scent is heavy.

It does great as a diffuser but the scent doesn’t last long.

LOVE the scent. I like woody scents, like a ma’s cologne. This was perfect, esp. when combined with 2 drop of vanilla and/or Lavender. Have bought several times.

Does not smell like cedar wood at all. This was my second time ordering from this company. First one was fine this time was not good at all. Don’t even know what the smell is. All I know it’s not good at all.

Doesn't seem to smell like other brands I have purchased. I don't think the scent lasts long enough either. I wear patchouli because I love the way it smells. I wouldn't buy this brand again though.

Good quality product.

Says it's pure essential oil but it's very diluted. You can barely smell anything.

Good oil. Adding it to water when mopping floors. Lovely smell

Very useful for deterring moths and silverfish from clothing and books etc. A non-toxic alternative to mothballs! Highly recommend.

Pas fan de l’odeur

Hiqili Cedarwood essential oil, 100 mL, arrived in good time from China. The Cedar trees used are grown in Morocco, then oil is extracted from the wood by steam distillation. There was no paper/bubble wrap inside the Amazon box, but the Hiqili box was still in good condition. The packaging and presentation from Hiqili is stylish and professional, as this product is made for the international market. Also inside the box, is a brown glass dropper bottle, which allows you to decant a smaller amount into it, for easier handling. Or, you could use it to mix your own blend of oils. The instructions have an oil blending chart. Also included is a graduated glass dropper, to fit the 100 mL bottle, which also has a strong plastic plug in the neck under the lid, to prevent any leaking. The smell of this oil by itself is not appealing to me, I bought it to infuse into cedar blocks used as clothes moth repellants. I immediately thought it smelled like mineral turpentine, so I asked AI and here's why; "Your perception of Cedrus atlantica (Cedarwood), smelling like mineral turpentine is chemically accurate. This is because the essential oil contains wood terpenes, which are the same class of volatile organic compounds that constitute real turpentine. Specifically, the oil is rich in sesquiterpenes like β-himachalene and α-himachalene, which contribute to its strong, pungent, and characteristically "woody" aroma that many people associate with paint thinner or turpentine". It would have been 5 stars if it smelled better to me.