Description: fresh, woody, strong, robust, reminiscent of camphor.
Application: for inhalation, massage, baths, saunas, room refreshment, compresses, repellents.
In folk medicine, eucalyptus essential oil is valued for the following properties: promotes rapid and successful healing of wounds, helps with colds and coughs, helps to relieve the symptoms of a cold, in diseases of the respiratory tract, massaging a few drops of oil on the chest helps (soothes an irritated throat and promotes more the amount of oxygen to the lungs), gives energy and eliminates the feeling of fatigue and invigorates the spirit, promotes mental activity (including helping to focus on learning), relieves muscle tension, is widely used in oral hygiene, helps with various skin problems.
Eucalyptus essential oil is one of the strongest and at the same time the oil with the widest spectrum of action. Especially in winter, it is effective in respiratory diseases, relieves coughs and colds, and effectively prevents severe headaches.
NOTE. Eucalyptus essential oil is high in cineole, so it should be used with caution in infants and young children. Atomizing small amounts of air with a diffuser is allowed, but first you need to make sure it's safe (that you don't have allergies, asthma, or other similar conditions that can cause respiratory reactions when spraying oils).
Compatible with: Lemon, Pine, Lavender, Chamomile, Lemongrass, Mint.
ORIGIN: China
Safety: Do not use essential oils undiluted. Pregnant women and young children may use essential oils with extreme caution. Do not leave essential oils out of the reach of children.
With cosmetic and food grade
Note! Although said oil is also food certified, due to the responsibility of the manufacturer of cosmetic products, Nurme does not share information and is not responsible for the use of oil in food products.
We confirm that the oil does not contain parabens, prohibited preservatives, dyes and UV filters.
