Eucalyptus globulus Organic Hydrosol
Eucalyptus globulus
Distilled from the leaves
Artisan Crafted in the France
Distillation Date Summer 2023
Aroma is not as camphoraceous as the essential oil
Taste is strong, bitter
- Skin Care: Eucalyptus hydrosol can be used as a facial toner, especially for oily or acne-prone skin. Its antiseptic properties can help reduce breakouts and soothe the skin.
- Respiratory Relief: Spraying eucalyptus hydrosol onto a pillow or using it in a diffuser can help clear nasal congestion and ease breathing difficulties due to its potent aroma.
- Muscle Relief: Spraying or applying eucalyptus hydrosol onto sore muscles might provide a cooling effect, helping to relieve pain.
- Room Freshener: The refreshing scent of eucalyptus hydrosol can be used to neutralize odors in rooms, cars, or linens. It's especially effective in the bathroom or other areas prone to mold and mildew.
- Wound Cleansing: The antiseptic properties of eucalyptus hydrosol can be useful for cleaning minor cuts, scrapes, and burns.
- Hair Care: As a scalp treatment, eucalyptus hydrosol can help alleviate dandruff and soothe itchy scalps.
- Insect Repellent: Eucalyptus is known to repel mosquitoes and other insects. Spraying the hydrosol on skin or clothing can help deter these pests.
- Decongestant in Steam Therapy: Add the hydrosol to hot water for a steaming treatment to help clear nasal and chest congestion.
- Pain Reliever for Insect Bites/Stings: The cooling and anti-inflammatory properties can help alleviate the sting or itch from insect bites.
- Pet Care: As a mild antiseptic and insect repellent, it can be sprayed on pet bedding or used in shampoos for dogs.
- Household Cleaner: With its antibacterial properties, it can be added to natural homemade cleaning solutions.
- Relaxation and Stress Relief: Used in a bath or sprayed on linens before sleep, the calming aroma can aid relaxation.
Avoid undiluted topical or internal use on children under 4 yrs old.
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