Lemon eucalyptus essential oil (M - 1326), 10 ml, Mayam

It is recognized for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic and calming properties, used in skin problems of an infectious or fungal nature, eczema, itching, in rheumatism and arthritis to relieve pain and in respiratory diseases. It is also useful in hygiene products or as an insect repellent.

The lemon eucalyptus is one of the hundreds of eucalyptus species, an evergreen tree, native to Australia. It grows quickly, being able to reach heights of even 45 m, and the large, glossy lance-shaped leaves emit a strong smell when crushed. The name of lemon eucalyptus originates from the fresh, lemon-specific aroma that it emits.

Citronized eucalyptus essential oil has countless beneficial properties, it is used both for therapeutic purposes and in perfumery.
For therapeutic purposes, it is used due to its anti-inflammatory, anti-infectious, analgesic, antispasmodic, antimycotic properties and in countless diseases of the respiratory tract, skin, muscular and osteoarticular system.
In perfumery and hygiene products, it is appreciated due to its citrus smell, of freshness and cleanliness.

Method of obtaining:
By steam distillation from the leaves.

The geographical area of ​​origin of the plant:
Madagascar.

Characteristics:
Clear yellowish liquid, low viscosity.
Olfactory description - strong smell with citric notes, aromatic, fresh.

Ingredients (INCI):
Eucalyptus citriodora oil.
Pure and natural essential oil obtained from organic crops.

Properties:
- anti-inflammatory;
- antirheumatic;
- anti-infectious;
- antalgic;
- antispasmodic;
- purifying, antifungal;
- insect repellent;
- soothing for the skin, anti-itching;
- general sedative and sedative.

Recommendations for use:
- rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory arthritis;
- muscle and joint pain, athlete's foot, tendinitis, sprains;
- diseases of the respiratory tract;
- eczema, skin irritations and allergies, mycoses;
- itching, insect bites;
- respiratory and viral infections;
- shingles, neuralgic pains;
- repelling insects, especially mosquitoes;
- perfuming linens, laundry.

Mode of use in cosmetics and aromatherapy:
- as an ingredient in oils, creams and balms for skin applications;
- in combination with other active ingredients for the preparation of specific creams and ointments;
- as an ingredient in cooling and analgesic gel for athletes;
- as an ingredient for an anti-mosquito spray or for a soothing gel applied after insect bites;
- a few drops in a vegetable oil base for a massage on the chest in case of respiratory infections and for fluidizing secretions: pharyngitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, flu;
- diluted in vegetable oil and applied by massage along the spine or locally in problem areas;
- in vaporizers or candles to create a calming, relaxing atmosphere;
- sprayed in rooms to refresh and purify the air;
- sprayed in cupboards and bedding, previously diluted with alcohol+water.

Presentation:
10 ml