Scientific Name: Eucalyptus Globulus.
Part Used: Twigs & Leaves
Origin: China
Extraction Process: Steam Distillation
The Eucalyptus Essential Oil is a potent liquid that harnesses the volatile compounds from the Eucalyptus Globulus Tree. It is typically distilled, although sometimes it is obtained through solvent extraction or expression. This essential oil is known for its antibacterial, analgesic, and disinfectant properties. It is commonly used to alleviate colds, coughs, and other respiratory issues, soothe muscle and joint discomfort, and aid in the healing of wounds, burns, ulcers, and insect bites. In the realm of aromatherapy, eucalyptus is believed to stimulate activity, energy, and vitality.
To alleviate respiratory issues, a few drops of this oil can be inhaled from a cloth, entering through the mouth and exiting through the nose for about 30 seconds. It can be applied directly to sores, rashes, and insect bites. Add a few drops to your bath for a revitalizing experience or to a basin of warm water for a soothing foot soak. In a diffuser, this oil is said to eliminate germs and airborne bacteria, ideal for a patient's room. The use of Eucalyptus essential oil is intended for external applications only; always seek advice from a certified professional when using it as a health remedy.
Historically, essential oils have been recognized for their healing properties in ancient Egypt, China, and other civilizations. They are considered the oldest form of medicine and cosmetic, as they are plant-derived, requiring no complex processes or machinery, but rather an art form. Their healing and aromatic properties made them more precious than gold to ancient societies.
Ingredients
Eucalyptus globulus