Hyssop essential oil (Hyssopus officinalis)

Features:
It reduces cramps, eliminates excess gas and facilitates rapid healing of scars and marks after treatments. In addition, it improves digestion, increases the frequency of urination, regulates menstruation, reduces cough, increases blood pressure and promotes sweating. It is widely believed to be a good oil for reducing stress in the nervous system.
As hyssop oil improves circulation, it helps in the treatment of diseases related to poor circulation, such as rheumatism, arthritis, gout and edema.

Smell : woody, sweet, herbal.
Goes well with : cypress, lemon, grapefruit, mint, orange, rosemary, pine.

Botanical name: Hyssopus officinalis.
Chemotype : beta-pinene.
Origin : Spain.
Origin : distillation.
Plant part: flowers.

HOW TO USE:
Fill the tub with warm water and add essential oils (pre-mixed with the base oil). For a bath, use 6-12 drops of oil mixed in one tablespoon (10 ml) of carrier oil.
Mass: add selected essential oils to the base oil intended for massage. Pour about 50ml of carrier oil into a bowl or glass bottle, add 10-25 drops of essential oil and mix.
Store the mixture in an airtight bottle in a cool, dark place.
Shake the bottle before each use.
A teaspoon (5 ml) of base oil usually contains 2-3 drops of essential oils.
Spraying containers of water in an aroma burner or diffuser will fill the water and add 3 to 6 drops of essential oil.
Sauna: Add 5 drops of essential oil to 1 liter of water.

100% NATURAL PURE ESSENTIAL OILS FOR SKIN CONTACT
ALWAYS USE DILUTED

Careful! Safety of use:
- the oils should not be used by pregnant women and children without first consulting a doctor
- protects the eyes against direct contact with the oil
- do not use undiluted oils directly on the skin, except for tea tree and lavender oil
- do not use in case of known oil allergy
- after using citrus oils, avoid the sun and UV lamps

CONTRAINDICATIONS TO THE USE OF OILS:
not to be used in the first months of pregnancy: mint, thyme
not to be used during pregnancy: cedar, myrrh, cypress, fennel, juniper, marjoram, rosemary, sage (acts against contractions)
not to be used in case of hypertension: thyme
not to be used in epilepsy: rosemary, wax fennel
do not use internally (do not drink)