Cypress (Cupressus Sempervirens)

Description

One of Cypress essential oils’ main monoterpenes (a chemical constituent) is α-pinene which helps maintain a healthy-looking complexion while also giving an invigorating sensation to the skin. 

• Cypress essential oil also has high contents of limonene, a key constituent in citrus essential oils and carotene.
• The clean, fresh woody aroma of cypress makes it more popular in men’s skincare preparations, including deodorants and anti-acne products
• Cypress essential oil offers a cooling topical sensation and has a unique chemical makeup that makes it an ideal addition to skincare routines.

Main Active Compounds

Α-Pinene: (40%-60%), Delta-3-Carene: (16%-27%)

Country of Origin

Spain

Aromatic Profile

Sweet spicy resinous top notes and sweet smoky balsamic woody undertones.

Attributes

Balancing, Clarifying, Energising, Uplifting

Collection Method

Steam Distillation Of Cypress Needles And Twigs

Blends Well With

Blends Well With Most Other Woods And Citruses, Frankincense, Clary Sage, Lavender, Cardamom, Geranium, Neroli, Black Pepper, And Benzoin

Main Therapeutic Properties

Antirheumatic, Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Astringent, Deodorant

Uses and Benefits

• Relieves joint/muscle pain associated with sprain/strain/rheumatoid arthritis. aromatherapy as a carminative;   

• Relieves colds/coughs

• Provides an invigorating aroma during the massage

• Removes excess fluid, due to its astringent properties.  

• Balances moisture levels in the skin and soothes dry skin

• Cleanses surfaces

• Soothes varicose veins and painful menopause

• Reduces the appearance of cellulite