Eucalyptus Aromatherapy


Properties, Characteristics and Uses of Eucalyptus Aromatherapy Oils



Eucalyptus Essential oils Profile.

eucalyptus essential oils

Botanical name : Eucalyptus Globulus.

Origin : Australia and China.

Scent : Has a fresh, camphorous aroma with a hint of peppermint!

Note : Top.

This essential oil is extracted from the leaves by steam distillation.

Eucalyptus can blend well with basil, lavender, lemon , peppermint, rosemary and tea tree.

Eucalyptus has a strong, camphor scent that varies in intensity from species to species. Of the 3 species commonly used in aromatherapy, Eucalyptus globulus has the strongest and most medicinal scent while Eucalyptus radiata is a bit lighter. And Eucalyptus citriadora has a faint scent of lemon.

Benefits

Physical Benefits

Insect Repellent. Good for skin fungal infections, such as athlete's foot and dandruff. Support the immune system. Nasal congestion, sinusitis, colds and flu symptoms, bronchitis and asthma. Learn how to use eucalyptus oil in respiratory problems

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More information on Eucalyptus Citriodora.

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Caution

Eucalyptus oil may irritate sensitive skin; and do not use on babies or young children.

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Grown, harvested and processed without the use of pesticides, chemical fertilizers, herbicides, GMO's, synthetic chemicals, growth agents, and free from irradiation and chemical sterilization. All certified organic materials are certified though OTCO, a USDA accredited third party certification agency. (Certificates available upon request)


How To Use

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