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Acetyl Cedrene.
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What are the benefits?
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What is it?
Acetyl Cedrene is an aromatic compound found in certain essential oils, most notably in cedarwood oil derived from trees like Juniperus virginiana (Red Cedar). It belongs to a class of molecules known as sesquiterpenes and contributes a warm, woody aroma with subtle sweet and earthy notes. In skincare, it is valued both for its aromatic qualities and its mild skin-conditioning effects.
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Acetyl Cedrene is an aromatic compound found in certain essential oils, most notably in cedarwood oil derived from trees like Juniperus virginiana (Red Cedar). It belongs to a class of molecules known as sesquiterpenes and contributes a warm, woody aroma with subtle sweet and earthy notes. In skincare, it is valued both for its aromatic qualities and its mild skin-conditioning effects.
Where does it come from?
This compound is naturally present in the essential oil of Red Cedarwood and other cedar species native to North America. It forms as part of the natural chemical composition of these trees and is extracted during the steam distillation process used to obtain cedarwood oil.
What are the benefits?
What are the benefits?
- Purifying: Offers mild natural growth inhibiting properties.
- Soothing: Soothes and calms skin, making it suitable for sensitive or irritated skin.
- Aromatherapy: Provides a natural, warm, woody scent that contributes to an overall soothing, grounding sensory experience.
- Fixative: Acts as a natural fixative to prolong fragrance in formulations.
How is it used in our products?
Acetyl Cedrene is used in B93 Regeneration Hydroxytyrosol Body Balm from OLIVEDA. It is included for its ability to naturally contribute to the lasting quality of fragrances while providing a calming, purifying effect on the skin. Its presence contributes to both the functional and sensorial qualities of our Balm, making it especially ideal for oily, irritated, or blemish-prone skin.
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