Organic Eucalyptus (Globulus) Essential Oil - 100% Pure Therapeutic Grade for Aromatherapy, Diffusers & Massage - Natural Cold & Sinus Relief, Stress Relief & Home Cleaning Solution

Product Details

Scientific Name: Eucalyptus Globulus

Origin: China

Plant Part: Leaves

Scent: Woody and Herbaceous

Color: Clear to Pale Yellow

Consistency: Thin

Perfumery Note: Top

Initial Aroma Strength: Strong

Extraction Method: Steam Distilled

Organic Eucalyptus Essential Oil: Uses, Benefits, and Blends

Breathe in, and breathe out. Let the soothing, cooling properties of our organic eucalyptus essential oil ease your symptoms of . Even if you’re feeling at the top of your game, adding a burst of minty fresh eucalyptus oil to your daily routine can help add energy and reduce feelings of stress. Eucalyptus oil is also great for soap making, as its antimicrobial properties help inhibit the growth and spread of bacteria.

You’ve likely heard of eucalyptus, as it has a wide history in terms of its many and varied uses. You can see organic eucalyptus essential oil in use as a flavoring agent, a perfume ingredient, an antiseptic, and even a pharmaceutical in some countries. You may also know of the eucalyptus tree as the gum tree. Though originally native to China, other countries, such as China, now dominate the eucalyptus trade. 

Organic Eucalyptus Essential Oil Benefits: Component Breakdown

• 1,8 Cineole (60.7%): The main constituent in organic eucalyptus essential oil is cineole. You may know it by its more common name, eucalyptol. Probably most famous for being an ingredient in cough and cold medications, eucalyptol is a monoterpenoid. There are also on eucalyptol and how it affects chronic disease, with promising results. Eucalyptol is capable of passing the blood-brain barrier and is both an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant agent.

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Organic Eucalyptus Essential Oil Uses: For Wholesale Purposes

Using Eucalyptus Essential Oil for Decongestion Purposes

Eucalyptus is famous for its ability to help soothe coughs and colds. Its main component, eucalyptol, is in many over-the-counter medications for cough suppression and cold relief. To use eucalyptus oil to the best effect we recommend two main methods of use:

Steam Inhalation: If you are feeling stuffed up with a cough or congestion, inhaling organic eucalyptus essential oil may provide some fast relief. You can add a few drops of oil to your bath or shower, or even use your sink. Fill it, or a large bowl, with hot, steaming water. Add a few drops of eucalyptus oil, then place a towel over your head and neck, encasing yourself over the water. Take deep, slow breaths, keeping your eyes closed. Repeat as necessary. 

Topical Application: To aid with decongestion, you can also apply organic eucalyptus essential oil topically, though it is necessary to dilute it first. To do this, add a few drops of the essential oil to an ounce of . Then, massage into the chest and throat to help relieve symptoms of cough and cold. 

Soap Making 

Organic eucalyptus essential oil is known to have . This makes it a great match for artisan essential oil soaps! The soap will cleanse your skin and wash away dirt and bacteria, while the eucalyptus will help prevent the growth and spread of future bacteria. Essential oils are also all-natural, which means you don’t have to worry about potentially harmful toxins or preservatives like phthalates or sulfates. 

Organic Eucalyptus Essential Oil Blends: Best Suitable Oils

The fresh, green scent of eucalyptus blends well with , , and Citrus Oils such as , , and Orange. You can also use other woodsy Oils such as Rosemary,Tea Tree, Balsam Fir, and Cedarwood. 

Precautions

Organic eucalyptus essential oil should never be applied directly to the skin. It is too high in concentration and can cause burning and irritation. To follow standard guidelines, add 15 drops of eucalyptus oil for every ounce of carrier oil before applying topically. Those with underlying health conditions, or who take prescription medications should consult with a doctor or health professional before using essential oils. Eucalyptus oil can be toxic when ingested, so only use externally and keep well away from children and pets. 

Flash Point

90° C

Conclusion

Organic eucalyptus essential oil is one of the most famous essential oils around. It has long been used to treat respiratory ailments such as bronchitis, cough, and congestion. To get the best effect, try using steam inhalation, or creating a diluted mixture of eucalyptus and applying it to your chest and throat. You can also use eucalyptus oil for soap and candle making, as it offers a long-lasting fragrance that blends well with other essential oils.

GCMS & Documents

Safety Data Sheet
Certificate of Analysis
GCMS Analysis
IFRA Statement
Allergen Statement
Safety Synopsis
GLUTEN FREE STATEMENT
IMPURITIES STATEMENT
GMO STATEMENT
NATURAL STATEMENT
SEWAGE SLUDGE STATEMENT

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