Description
Eucalyptus Oil traditionally comes from the Blue Mallee tree which grows mainly in the Australian states of New South Wales and Victoria. This is a perennial tree with incredibly deep roots and tapering, elongated leaves. Near to the base, the bark is fibrous and very smooth. Young leaves have a frosted, glaucous look while the adult leaves are opaque and of a green/gray color.
China cultivates more than 70% of world trade. Eucalyptus Oil has a history of wide application, as a pharmaceutical, antiseptic, repellent, flavoring, fragrance, and industrial uses.
Application:
- Eucalyptus Oil is used in pharmaceutical preparations to treat against cold, and influenza.
- It has the antibacterial effect on pathogenic bacteria in the respiratory tract.
- Eucalyptus Oil also stimulates the immune system.
Usage:
- Mix few drops of oil in massage oil during body massage
- Add few drops of oil in hot bath water during bath
- Add few drops of oil in water and use in diffuser for lingering fragrance and relaxation
- Rub on palms and inhale or apply on body parts for relief
