This is a stunning smelling oil, utterly gorgeous, pale yellow in colour, has a thin viscosity, it is warm and sweet, slightly floral and oh so beautiful, it makes my heart sing. This has very similar chemistry to Pemou oil plus Cabreuva is also really cheap making it a superb low cost fixative for any natural perfumer. This really is so underrated, which is most surprising considering how complex and stimulating the aroma is. More Info >>

The 3 major constituents of Cade Berry are Mycrene, Alpha Pinene and Limonene accounting for about 84% of the oil. The smell is clean and fresh with a pine-like odour and I also detect quite a strong fruity element. Certified Organic. More Info >>

Cade is also known as Juniper tar and is produced by dry distillation of the twigs and branches which others may refer to as the heartwood. Theraputically this has stimulant and sedative properties but this oil really does need to be diluted heavily and would be better blended with other oils before use. More Info >>

Cajaput Essential Oil also known as Cajeput Essential Oil is best used in inhalations for treating the common cold and other respiratory infections, and it is used in a number of proprietary cold treatments. Used in a steam inhalation it will effectively clear the nasal passages while inhibiting the bacteria that proliferate in the mucus formed during colds and flu, and which can lead to catarrh and sinusitis. It also has pain-killing properties which are useful in reducing the discomfort of sore throats and headaches that accompany colds. More Info >>

Camphor Essential Oil White Fraction is the lightest, most volatile fraction. It is the least toxic and considered to be superior therapeutically. Steam distilled from the wood and further processed to separate it into three distinct chemical fractions, known as white, brown and yellow camphor. Camphor Essential Oil White Fraction is useful for treating aching muscles and good for treating respiratory conditions. More Info >>

Caraway Essential Oil is an expectorant, helping clear bronchitis, bronchial asthma and coughs. It is also helpful in cases of sore throats and laryngitis and beneficial to the urinary system, helping to flush toxins out. Nursing mothers also use it to increase milk and women in general find that it helps to relieve period pains. Caraway Essential Oil is a warming essential oil, which helps to relieve mental strain and emotional fatigue, while aiding the digestive and urinary system and clearing the respiratory system. It is also used to help clear skin and scalp conditions. More Info >>

Cardamom Essential Oil is a very good digestive aid, good for nausea heartburn and flatulence, and is helpful for diarrhoea, easing the griping pains that often accompany it. Cardamom Essential Oil can be used as a refreshing, tonic and invigorating bath oil perhaps better in a blend than alone. More Info >>

Distilled from the seed, Carrot Essential Oil has a sweet, earthy aroma and is pale yellow colour. Used in a cream or diluted in almond oil, restores tone and elasticity and may even reduce wrinkling. Carrot Essential Oil is a good anti- inflammatory, revitalizes and tones the skin, use to treat dermatitis, eczema and rashes. More Info >>

Cassia Essential Oil is used extensively in toothpastes, mouthwashes and gargles. Cassia Essential Oil is used in the making of traditional Easter biscuits and has similar properties to Cinnamon Essential Oil. More Info >>

Interesting, confusing and very dangerous is how I sum up Cedar Leaf.Safety Data: Not to be used in aromatherapy at all. Only potential use is for natural perfumer. This oil is extracted from the White Cedar tree in Canada by steam distillation of the twigs and leafs and is clear in colour. This tree is not related to the Cedrus genesus which one might expect from the name. Instead it is actually botanically related to Cypress but regardless of the relation I would never ever use this oil for aromatherapy or oil burning purposes, as the natural chemistry makes this oil very dangerous. More Info >>

Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil is a powerful antiseptic, used particularly for bronchial and urinary tract infections. It is very effective for cystitis and vaginal infections and discharges (always remembering the need for medical investigation to identify the cause). It is mucolytic (i.e, it breaks down mucus) which makes it doubly useful in treating catarrhal conditions, especially chronic bronchitis. More Info >>

Cedarwood Himalayan Essential Oil is simply exquisite in smell and therapeutic use and we recommend this very highly to everyone. Also known as Tibetan Cedarwood, deeply spiritual oil that is often used in meditation. The aroma is a celebration of earthy, musky, sweet, dry and spicy notes. We love this oil! More Info >>

Some may ask why have I added this as my conventional Himalayan oil is superb and I would agree but I liked the idea of an organic alternative. The smell is much lighter than the conventional grown one I offer and if you are a fan of that, then this will disappoint you. It exudes a sticky sweet scent, very piercing with a dark aura about it. The major constituents are Alpha and Beta Himachalene accounting for 40% of the oil. More Info >>

The aroma of Virginia Cedarwood is lighter than Atlas Cedarwood, it is highly antiseptic and with great astringent properties it is useful for treating oily skin. Cedarwood Virginia Essential oil active principles include cedrol, cadinene and other sesquiterpenes, and several terpenic hydrocarbons. Virginian Cedarwood Essential Oil relieves muscular tension and is used in the treatment of arthritis and rheumatism. More Info >>

Cedrat is a fruit that is commonly grown and sold in Sicily. Only very small amounts of Cedrat Essential Oil are produced these days which makes it all the more special I feel. The aroma is sublime, pungent, zesty and sweet which is due to an interesting natural chemistry, it is packed with 'Citral' thus very uplifting and super on an oil burner to help banish depression. More Info >>