Definition of cedarwood
:the wood of a cedar that is especially repellent to insects
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The former contains a blend of eucalyptus and spearmint essential oils to soothe and uplift, while the Sleep blend has an aromatic mix of snooze-inducing lavender, calming cedarwood and for a limited time, black chamomile extract, too.
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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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A base of cedarwood is meant to mimic the smell of old ships, if that’s your kind of thing.
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Prospector Co.’s spray is made from essential oils of vetiver and cedarwood, which together form a rich, natural-smelling deodorant—
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Bergamot and florals (peony and neroli) are the initial scents in Bel Azur, followed by creamy cedarwood and the earthy notes of vetiver.
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Try: Flea Treats, 100 tablets/$8.49, fleatreat.com Cedarwood oil Shelley Gardea, an Orange County Young Living Essential Oils specialist, says cedarwood oil is a popular essential oil found in natural flea and tick repellant sprays.
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The top notes are sandalwoods and cedarwood and the mid notes are nutmeg, vetiver, and cinnamon.
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First Known Use of cedarwood
14th century
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