Uses: Cypress oil is used for industrial and medicinal practices. Perfume and soap industries often use cypress oil, as its fresh evergreen aroma, with a slightly sweet and balsamic undertone, adds a masculine note to men’s cologne and aftershaves. It is often used to treat oily skin. It is also used to reduce body pain, tighten tissues, treat wounds, and relax nervous system.
Description: The Cypress tree, commonly used in landscapes, is a perennial evergreen. Defining features of this tree are its upright and tall form. These trees can grow to exceptional heights of 60 to 80 feet tall. The Leaves of the Cypress tree is dark green and scale like. The tree also produces cones that are 1.5 inches across. These cones are woody and scaly and usually take two years to mature.
- Botanical Name:Cupressus sempervirens
- Common Name:Cypress in English, Morpankhi or Thuja in Hindi
- Native Country:India, Mediterranean area and western Asia.
- Parts Used: Leaves, wood.
- Extraction Method:Steam Distillation
- Aroma: Spicy, herbaceous, slightly woody evergreen aroma
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