Eucalyptus Oil

Its woody and sweet aroma is believed to build immunity and relieve muscle tension.
It may be used for aromatherapy, blended with a carrier oil to make relaxing massage oil or used
as bath oil.
this is an excellent skin and hair treatment when blended with carrier oils
As an antiseptic, it helps in balancing oily skin while relieving acne, burns, abrasions and insect
bites.
It’s clarifying action cools and soothes itchy and flakey scalp.
Also possesses potent aromatherapy benefits. An efficient decongestant, inhaling Eucalyptus
vapors clears nasal passages and eases breathing _
Its anti-inflammatory properties strenghten immunity, correct muscular aches and rejuvenate
the body.
The woody and sweet fragrance dispels sadness, revives the mind and promotes a sense of
positivity.
HOW TO USE: Burners and vaporizers: In vapor therapy, eucalyptus oil may be used for: frequent sneezing
hay fever, flu, respiratory problems, as an insect repellant, headaches and for help to improve concentration.
Blended massage oil or in the bath: Eucalyptus oil can be used for blended massage or
diluted in the bath, to assist with arthritis, asthma, bronch1t1s, mucous congestion headaches, rheumatism, sinusitis, catarrh, fatigue and muscular aches and pains.
In a cream or lotion: Apart from giving pain relief to muscular spasms an rheumatism, eucalyptus oil can also help speed up the healing of slow healing wounds and ulcers, calm skin eruptions and clear congested skin.
Used neat or dab on with a bud: Eucalyptus oil can be used neat on the skin for insect bites or wounds, but care should be taken when doing so.

Gargle: When very diluted eucalyptus oil is added to a gargle, so it can be used for soothing a
sore throat.