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Here are some quick facts about Eucalyptus Essential Oil:

It’s botanical family is Myrtaceae (Myrtle shrubs and trees). It is also called Eucalyptus Radiata and is used quite often in aromatherapy.

Eucalyptus is steam distilled from leaves and has a very distinct aroma.

Eucalyptus

  • Helps lessen feelings of tension.
  • Promotes feelings of relaxation.
  • Promotes feelings of clear breathing and open airways.
  • Ideal for creating a soothing massage experience.
  • Has purifying properties that can be beneficial for the skin and for cleansing surfaces and the air.
  • Found in mouth rinses and oral hygiene products to freshen breath.
  • Diffuse during the winter months to invigorate you on a cold, dreary day.
  • Add to a spray bottle with water and use it to wipe down surfaces in your kitchen or bathroom.
  • Place one to two drops in your hand and inhale deeply to clear the mind.
  • Add one drop to moisturizer and apply to skin for revitalizing benefits.
  • Place a few drops in your morning shower to invigorate and promote vitality.

Eucalyptus can be applied neat (with no dilution) or dilute 1:1 (1 drop essential oil to at least 1 drop carrier oil) for children and for those with sensitive skin when using topically. Can be applied to reflex points and/or directly on area of concern. You can also diffuse this oil or inhale it directly from the bottle.

Aromatherapy

This oil has a strong medicinal aroma, which demonstrates its powerful effect upon the physical and emotional body.  Have you ever known anyone who is always sick? Sickness seems to be their go-to mode. Eucalyptus addresses a deep emotional or spiritual issue of the need to be sick. It encourages people to take full responsibility for their own health.  It teaches individuals how to claim their wholeness and heal for full wellness.  

Each time I write about an oil I inhale it and experience it so I can be in tune with what I’m discovering about its nature. This is an inviting oil and my yoga students love it when I put some in my hands and rub them together over their face while in savasana. It revives the senses and the aroma is uplifting. This oil blends well with cardamom. Both oils affect the respiratory system.

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