This essential oil is an ideal companion in winter: it frees the nose and brings softness and freshness. In atmospheric diffusion, alone or in a mixture, it contributes to respiratory comfort and to the purification of the indoor air. Toning, it supports the body. Essential oil to have in your aromatherapy kit.
A large tree native to Australia that likes light-filled areas. It is characterised by its reddish branches. Its fragrant leaves are distilled to produce an essential oil with sweet and very fresh notes.
External use
External use
This eucalyptus provides a well-tolerated essential oil that is widely used in aromatherapy. Its essential oil contains mainly 1.8 cineole (or eucalyptol), as well as monoterpenols and monoterpenes. The 1.8 cineole is in the majority but does not exceed 70%. This essential oil is known for its mildness and safety.
External use
External use
This essential oil is an excellent neurotonic, whose action is mainly mental, favouring memory and intellectual acuity. In this respect, it can be compared to Rosemary officinalis CT 1.8 cineole, which is very similar to it.
The information provided in this Guide to Essential Oils is for information purposes only: it is a summary of the properties described in recognised aromatherapy books and/or in accordance with ancestral and popular traditions. The properties presented are taken from the works cited in the bibliography above. This is in no way a medical information or a list of indications.
