Active Ingredients

EUCALYPTUS

Eucalyptus is the essential oil of the eucalyptus tree, native to Australia, a large evergreen shrub that grows throughout Australia, Thailand, India and Malaysia, with over 700 species, such as white eucalyptus. When ingested, eucalyptus can cause severe headaches, nausea, runny nose, itching, burning, sore throat and dizziness. Swelling and burning of the throat can last up to 3 hours. The rash typically lasts up to 2 weeks.

In Indonesia, Australia, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, eucalyptus leaf is used for coughs and colds, as well as for its essential oils. The leaves are also used in aromatherapy to cure sinus congestion and to treat sore throats and rheumatic pain.

The leaves are also believed to have strong anti-inflammatory properties and to have a sedative effect. The essential oils are believed to have astringent properties and can be applied topically to relieve minor pain and treat headaches and stomach aches.

Eucalyptus oils have been found useful for the treatment of cramps and muscle tension due to the tightness of the muscles. The anti-inflammatory effects of peppermint oil and menthol found in eucalyptus leaves make it a valuable herbal remedy for muscle tension and other ailments.

Eucalyptus essential oil appears to relax the muscles of the human body and relieve pain. For people suffering from sinusitis, eucalyptus essential oil is rubbed on the face or nose to open the nasal passages and relieve pressure and irritation.

Peppermint oil and its essential oil have been shown to be beneficial in treating asthma and reducing lung inflammation. Essential oil from eucalyptus leaves has similar anti-inflammatory properties and acts as a powerful antioxidant. It helps protect against the formation of histamines, a substance that triggers the allergic response in many people.

Eucalyptus oil, or eucalyptus leaves, has many benefits for the skin. It stands out for its antiseptic, bactericidal and healing properties. It balances excess sebum, helps to reduce blemishes and evens skin tone. It is a powerful natural anti-inflammatory, ideal for treating irritated or damaged skin.

As for the benefits of eucalyptus on the skin, it is known for its astringent properties that reduce excess sebum, thus helping to minimise impurities and reduce acne. It is also well known for its property that helps reduce fluid retention, apply this oil in areas of your body where you notice that happens and you will notice how it slims.

Another of the benefits that eucalyptus has on the skin is that it makes your skin tone is unified, this means that it is a powerful remedy to remove stains, for this to be achieved you have to apply the oil day after day in order to notice these effects.

After a long day in which we do not usually stop, the stress of everyday life in which you have not been able to rest properly, your legs may be in an overloaded state.

In this case, applying this oil by massaging in circles with some pressure can help to eliminate the feeling of tired legs and give your blood vessels back the energy they need at the end of the day. In addition, these massages leave a refreshing effect on your skin, which you will be very grateful for.

In summer, when mosquito bites are most common, using this oil will help you repel these insects and prevent your skin from ending up full of bites. It also helps to relieve or eliminate herpes, cuts or burns.

Now let’s talk about the benefits of this oil on the hair. First of all, eucalyptus has a great power to cleanse the scalp in depth in order to eliminate impurities, thus eliminating not only grease, but also dandruff.

It is a great stimulant, so it makes the hair follicles of the hair stronger, resulting in hair that grows much healthier and stronger. Best of all, it leaves hair nourished from root to tip.

So if you apply this oil to your hair you’ll get a shiny, shiny appearance and a healthier look.

Incorporate this oil into a beauty treatment routine through natural cosmetics and take advantage of the incredible benefits it can bring to your daily routine.