Eucalyptus Essential Oil
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Eucalyptus oil possesses very potent antiseptic and antifungal qualities, and thus has widespread applications. It is known to be extremely effective against the common cold, coughs, and for remedying sinus issues, as it eases mucus, thereby clearing the head of any “stuffiness.” Use five to seven drops of eucalyptus oil in your humidifier for relief from these respiratory system ailments. Because it is both cooling and germicidal, eucalyptus can help with fevers and migraines.
Although eucalyptus is best known for its stimulating and refreshing properties, the oil is actually quite useful when used as a warming oil for muscle aches, pains, spasms, sprains, and poor circulation.. For relief of body discomfort, mix eight drops of eucalyptus oil with two ounces of carrier oil, such as jojoba or almond, and massage the affected area. This aromatherapy blend not only soothes pain but can also help speed up the slow healing of wounds, as well as calm skin irritations and congestion, making it an essential two-in-one remedy to keep around the house. Alternatively, ten drops of eucalyptus oil can added to a hot bath to promote circulation and ease muscles and joints. It can also help soothe headaches and fatigue as well as promote mental sharpness.
Eucalyptus oil is so versatile that it is not only antifungal and antibacterial for your body, but for your home as well! A natural deodorizer, eucalyptus oil can kill household germs without the dangers of harmful chemicals. For a general disinfectant spray, mix 25% vinegar, 75% water, and 20 drops eucalyptus into a spray bottle. Make sure to shake the bottle before each use. This all-purpose spray is great as a disinfectant and can even be used as a room air freshener. In the case of mold, add a few drops of eucalyptus oil to a cup of hot water and use this mixture to wipe down any surface in your home, such as the bathroom or fridge, where mold is commonly found.
Eucalyptus Essential Oil 100% Pure Therapeutic Grade
Species: Eucaluptus globulus Labill., fam. Myrtaceae
Part: Leaf
Method: Steam Distilled
Class: Oxide
Country: China
Packaged in 1oz dropper bottle.
Although eucalyptus is best known for its stimulating and refreshing properties, the oil is actually quite useful when used as a warming oil for muscle aches, pains, spasms, sprains, and poor circulation.. For relief of body discomfort, mix eight drops of eucalyptus oil with two ounces of carrier oil, such as jojoba or almond, and massage the affected area. This aromatherapy blend not only soothes pain but can also help speed up the slow healing of wounds, as well as calm skin irritations and congestion, making it an essential two-in-one remedy to keep around the house. Alternatively, ten drops of eucalyptus oil can added to a hot bath to promote circulation and ease muscles and joints. It can also help soothe headaches and fatigue as well as promote mental sharpness.
Eucalyptus oil is so versatile that it is not only antifungal and antibacterial for your body, but for your home as well! A natural deodorizer, eucalyptus oil can kill household germs without the dangers of harmful chemicals. For a general disinfectant spray, mix 25% vinegar, 75% water, and 20 drops eucalyptus into a spray bottle. Make sure to shake the bottle before each use. This all-purpose spray is great as a disinfectant and can even be used as a room air freshener. In the case of mold, add a few drops of eucalyptus oil to a cup of hot water and use this mixture to wipe down any surface in your home, such as the bathroom or fridge, where mold is commonly found.
Eucalyptus Essential Oil 100% Pure Therapeutic Grade
Species: Eucaluptus globulus Labill., fam. Myrtaceae
Part: Leaf
Method: Steam Distilled
Class: Oxide
Country: China
Packaged in 1oz dropper bottle.
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