– Refreshing & Motivating – Aroma: Herbaceous Blends well with Rosemary, Lavender, Cedarwood, Lemon Ingredient: 100% pure essential oil Country of Origin: Australia Handcrafted in small batches in Singapore How To Use Diffuse– For its musky scent that calms and soothes respiratory congestion Topical Application (Diluted)– Helps with acne due its anti-inflammatory properties For more information, check out our Care Guide. Medicinal Uses Fights bacterial and viral infections against colds, coughs, the flu, laryngitis, sinusitis, sore throats, and tonsillitis. Reduces inflammation Respiratory System Eases nasal congestion and hay fever Helps loosens and expels mucus Can prevent asthma attacks and bronchitis. Stimulates the regeneration of lung tissue. General Health Increases the blood's oxygen supply, More oxygen and nutrients can be delivered to cells throughout the body. Topical medications rely on eucalyptus oil to relieve the joint pains, muscular aches swelling that accompany arthritis, backaches, rheumatism, sprains, strains, and other injuries. Reduce the pain of headaches, including migraines. Kills germs and disinfects skin abscesses and wounds. Cools body. Improve immunity. Especially when used together with geranium oil and juniper oil--can help to lower or regulate blood sugar levels. Repels insects and helps to reduce the sting of insect bites. Beauty Benefits Clears acne and skin blemishes by reducing excessive oiliness. Promotes the regeneration of skin tissue Can also soothe the pain of sunburn. Emotional Effects Enhances alertness Clears mind and gives breathing room Overcomes melancholy and increases optimism. Encourages spirituality and purity of thought and purpose. Fun Facts As eucalyptus trees mature, their young, round, silvery blue-green leaves turn into long, swordlike, deep-green leaves that emit the characteristic camphoraceous aroma. Woody seed pods dangling down from the creamy-coloured branches almost completely cover the budding blossoms; hence the tree's name, which comes from the Greek word eukalypto, meaning" covered ” or “wrapped.” About 50 pounds of eucalyptus leaves yield 1pound of clear or pale-yellow eucalyptus oil. Australia is the original homeland of eucalyptus, the tallest deciduous tree on earth. Some species of eucalyptus stretch skyward nearly 500feet. More than 75per-cent of all the trees in Australia are eucalyptus. Extraction method: Steam distillation Botanical name: Eucalyptus Radiata Folklore and Herbal Heritage Many mothers have massaged away their children's cold symptoms with rubs containing medicinal-smelling eucalyptus. Inhaling it's fresh, camphor-like aroma opens up sinuses and clears congestion. During the 1940s and 1950s, cold and cough medicines commonly contained eucalyptus for its strong antibacterial, expectorant, and cough-suppressant properties Australian aborigines bound eucalyptus leaves around serious wounds to prevent infection and expedite healing. Water stored in the roots of eucalyptus trees provided liquid for native people and early European settlers in Australia. Precautions Eucalyptus oil can irritate sensitive skin.
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