CadeOrganic-essential-oil
Cade essential oil, obtained by steam distillation from the wood of Juniperus oxycedrus, is known for its deep, woody, and smoky fragrance. It is used in soap making for its antiseptic properties and to add a unique olfactory note to products.
This oil is sustainably extracted, using only Juniperus oxycedrus wood from ecologically managed forests. Steam distillation is used to capture the effective volatile compounds of the oil.
Composition
Cade oil mainly comprises phenols such as cresol and guaiacol, known for their antiseptic and healing properties.
Cosmetic and Food Properties
In cosmetics, this oil is valued for its beneficial effects on problematic skin, particularly for treating eczema and psoriasis. It is also used in some hair treatments for its anti-dandruff effects.
Precautions for Use
Cade oil is very potent and should be diluted before use to avoid skin reactions, especially for those with sensitive skin.
Sources
The properties of cresol and guaiacol are documented in journals such as the "Journal of Applied Microbiology". For more details, see study on cresol, study on guaiacol, and complementary study.




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