Eucalyptus, Globulus  Family, Myrtaceae

This is a fresh and stimulating oil with a penetrating scent and antiseptic properties. It is widely used as a component of preparations for relieving congestion and muscle aches. Powerful antiseptic, used in baths and massage during the cold season. Blend oil in chest rubs and use in a vaporizer to keep air germ free in sick room. 


There are many Eucalyptus oils, including; Australian Eucalyptus, (E. australina); Lemon Eucalyptus, (E. citriodora); Dives or Broad-Leaved Peppermint, (E. dives); Peppermint Eucalyptus, (E. piperita); Blue Mallee (E. polybractea); Grey peppermint, (E. radiata); Cully Gum, (E. smithii) and more.
Origin: China

Source: leaves and stem

Production Method: steam distillation

Aromatherapy Class: toning, stimulating

Aroma Type: camphoraceous

Skin Type: blemished 

Perfume Note: top

Traditional Uses: deodorant, antiseptic, soothing agent, skin conditioner, insect repellent 

Other Uses: n/a

Blends Well With: coriander, juniper berry, lavender, lemon, lemongrass, thyme, pine 

Main Constituents: Cineol, pinene, limonene, cymene, phellandrene, terpinene, aromadendrene

Caution: none
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