Definition of cedarwood
: the wood of a cedar that is especially repellent to insects
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Alternatives include ylang-ylang, bergamot, cedarwood, vetiver, frankincense, and Roman Chamomile.
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The notes include watermelon, bergamot, juicy pineapple, apple blossom, peony petals, fresh jasmine, cedarwood, sunkissed amber, and musk.
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Made in small batches in Portland, this all-natural oil aims to get energy flowing with scents of cedarwood, sage, lavender, grapefruit and peppermint.
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New Job will get anyone excited for their next gig with its paper, cedarwood and leather scent that's finished with a hint of citrus.
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This limited-edition fragrance is fragile and soft with notes of cedarwood, lily, and tarragon.
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Or ask one of the staff to create a blend for your stay (complimentary for guests) — the lavender, cedarwood, and chamomile blend works wonders for relaxing.
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Fornasetti’s earthy cedarwood and lavender fragrance, has a cheekier design.
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Design elements include a crystal-shaped roof light, Lebanese cedarwood, black granite, stucco posts, backlit alabaster walls, and a large atrium lobby.
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First Known Use of cedarwood
14th century
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