Importance of Eucalyptus Essential Oil
Eucalyptus trees are native to Australia, but now they
can be found all over the world. This tree has been incredibly well known over
the centuries in medicine for its healing properties. The eucalyptus’
oval-shaped leaves have the ability disinfect wounds, freshen your breath and
soothe cold sores. With sweet, woodsy scent,
eucalyptus has become increasingly popular in cosmetics, including
creams, ointments, hair care products and body washes.
But now, eucalyptus is making an even bigger name for
itself in the world of essential oils. To turn eucalyptus into an essential
oil, its leaves are dried, crushed, and distilled to release its essence,
meaning it is an entirely cruelty-free
essential oil, and because eucalyptus oil comes directly from the plant
itself, it is also classified as a sulfate free essential oil. But what is
the importance of eucalyptus in its essential oil form, and why should you use
it?
Keep The Bugs Away
Say goodbye to those horrible, chemical DEET sprays.
Not only are they bad for your lungs but they can ruin your clothes. Eucalyptus
oil is a natural alternative for repelling mosquitoes, one that smells nice and
is easier on your lungs.
Ease Joint Pain
Eucalyptus has a cooling effect on
muscles and reduces pain and inflammation. Mix into a carrier oil or cream, and massage into
your skin. Any areas deeply in pain will being to feel relief.
Easy Breathing
Many over the counter decongestants contain
eucalyptus, because it has the ability to clear your airways and relive
stuffiness. A few drops of eucalyptus oil in your essential oil diffuser will
also help you silence a dry or wet cough and remove mucus from your chest.
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