An excellent choice for hunts amid the cedars, Tink's® Cedar Cover Scent helps you conceal your tracks and scent signature in the stand, in the blind, or when stalking. This versatile cover scent helps you conceal body odors and other foreign smells with a few sprays on your hunting clothing and treestand or blind.

Cyclopentasiloxane, Stearyl Alcohol, PPG-14 - Butyl Ether, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Mineral Oil, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate.

Used in aromatherapy applications, Cedarwood Essential Oil helps to deodorize indoor environments, repel insects, prevent the development of mildew, improve cerebral activity, relax the body, enhance concentration, decrease hyperactivity, reduce harmful stress, ease tension, clear the mind, and encourage the onset of ...

Cedarwood oil has a woody scent with an undertone of citrus. Cedarwood has balsamic undertones and a camphorous odour. Pencil shavings and fine cigar boxes, which are often manufactured from cedar, are just some of the associated scent descriptors used when talking about this aromatic wood scent.

In my opinion, scent control products work enough that hunters must use them every time they hunt. No, you will not fool every deer in the woods, and yes, you will have a deer smell you periodically if you spend enough time hunting, yet the pros outweigh the cons.

Butyl Ether, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Mineral Oil, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate.

Cedar is durable. Cedar thrives in damp climates, enabling it to withstand many conditions. Cedar doesn't shrink, swell, warp, or decay even when there are severe changes in weather, which makes it such an ideal choice for exterior siding.

Used medicinally, Cedarwood Essential Oil is reputed to protect the body against harmful bacteria, facilitate wound-healing, address the discomforts of muscle aches, joint pain or stiffness, soothe coughs as well as spasms, support the health of the organs, regulate menstruation, and stimulate circulation.

All extracts from conifer trees contain two of the same chemicals: cedrol and cedrine. These compounds are what gives cedar oil its distinctive fragrance, and are often used separately in chemical industries.

The synthetic material, which is bonded to the fabric in ScentBlocker garments, contains macro pores that provide a large surface area for human odor molecules to enter and micro pores to trap them.

When you smell an odor, you're actually breathing in tiny molecules. These molecules stimulate specialized nerve cells, called olfactory sensory neurons, high inside the nose. There are a few million of these cells inside your nose.

The most common compounds found in perfume are benzyl alcohol, acetone, ethanol, ethyl acetate, benzaldehyde, formaldehyde, and sometimes methylene chloride or limonene.

Fragrance is defined by the FDA as a combination of chemicals that gives each perfume or cologne (including those used in other products) its distinct scent. Fragrance ingredients may be derived from petroleum or natural raw materials.