Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil)
Atlas cedarwood essential oil
Sesquiterpene-rich (cedrol beta-cedrene); IFRA limits; EU extended allergen list;low sensitization risk; hair loss research (cedrol, limited evidence)
Function & Common Use
Fragrance
Fragrance
Fragrance products hair care scalp treatments
Vegetable (cedarwood bark)
Concentration Limits
No formal limit
IFRA limits; EU allergen extended list
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) safe to use in skincare?
Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) has a Low concern rating from The Clean Sheet. Sesquiterpene-rich (cedrol beta-cedrene); IFRA limits; EU extended allergen list;low sensitization risk; hair loss research (cedrol, limited evidence)
Is Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) allowed in India?
Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) is currently classified as "Permitted" under Indian cosmetics regulations. The maximum permitted concentration is No formal limit.
What is Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) used for in cosmetics?
Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) functions as: Fragrance. It is commonly found in: Fragrance products hair care scalp treatments.
Can Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) cause an allergic reaction?
Yes. Cedarwood Oil (Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil) has an allergen flag (Yes). If you have sensitive skin or known fragrance/contact allergies, patch-test products containing this ingredient before full use.
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