SVA Thuja Essential Oil – 1 Fl Oz – 100% Natural Thuja Oil - for Diffuser, Hair Care, Face, Skin Care, Aromatherapy, Scalp and Body Massage, Soap and Candle Making - with Dropper

My skin! At age 79 I am amazed at how using this Thuja oil has improved my face skin — all those little irregularities, tiny mole, bumps, etc that begin as we age in our 50’s, 60’s and up — gone! Even age spots are diminishing. I have used only natural products for over 50 years, but nothing has been this effective. I began by mixing some with a high quality castor oil and kept increasing the proportion of thuja. Great in the winter. Now I use this thuja straight from the bottle. It feels “zingy” and the scent makes my eyes water for a minute (yes — very careful to stay away from eyes). But it summers down as it is absorbed. The thuja oil is so light that it does not leave an oily feeling to the skin. I adore the fragrance — so much like cedar, but sweeter. It’s also great to apply and massage into knees, legs, ankles and feet — especially soles of feet. With or without a carrier oil. Sit a minute as it absorbs and then a wonderful relief from aching muscles and joints. I highly recommend. Be sure to use it at first diluted by a carrier oil — to see how sensitive your skin might be. Hope this helps others.

It has a faint pine, cedar fragrance. Perfect one or two drops in a diffuser. Don't need more than that. Put a drop on your hand and mix with hand lotion for a clean smell. Not overpowering.

Woah, knock me over! I have read so many wonderful things about Thuja essential oil for skin so I have to find out a way to get passed the strong scent!. I read it can be masked with peppermint or sweet orange essential oil. I even had to wash the outside of the bottle and put it in my case. Couldn't even leave any part of the bottle or cap out in the open. I am looking forward to diluting it with a good carrier oil and experimenting with other essential oils added to cover up the scent. But of course I have used Tea Tree essential oil for many years and at first I and many I know thought it smelled like turpentine. Thuja smells like fingernail polish remover which I don't use. Over the years I have used many essential oils and this by far is the strongest scent. I know the evergreen bush and it does smell like this but much stronger. SVA please post on your product description some other nice essential oils to add and mask this scent. Thank you!

Completely healed wart! Multiple derm and podiatrist couldnt help! Along with cream and tablets also

My son had a wart for MONTHS. We froze it, we put gel on it, you name it. I got this on a whim and the wart fell off within a week. One drop at night with a bandaid. AMAZING!!!!

This is my first time using thuja oil. It is the oil of the Western red cedar tree. I use my clean finger to dab it on some small, rash-like spots on my face. I’d tried other things like aloe, and A and D cream, but nothing was fixing the problem. Thuja oil seems to work like a natural antiseptic or anti-fungal. Inflammation is reduced over-night. The smell isn’t “perfume”. It’s rather strange. But thuja is great ally to keep in the medicine drawer, ...and I like this brand.

ok people, lets make a deal ... buy enough of these to keep the company in business, but not so many that the price goes out of reach for us. Thuja is underrated as a variety of white Thyme that medicates skin conditions. ... I had a mix of essential oils that was working for me, ran out of white thyme (another brand)... the mix of oils was not working ... I eventually found this, added it to my mix, and its working again. Its going to be the core of my mix. That and cinnamon oil, and cedarwood oil. Some skin conditions show up 15 years after you visit a foreign country. Bear that in mind. For me it was 8 years.

Trying for several weeks to use as a wart remover and not having any luck. The smell is very strong and unpleasant

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