Eucalyptus Essential Oil
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| Overview | Vegan │ Cruelty freeEucalyptus, part of the Myrtaceae family, generally thrives in Australia. The common name, Eucalyptus, was named by the French botanist, Brutelle L’Heritier, by combining the Greek words eu (well) and kalipto (covered). This signifies the cup shape of the falling petals when the flowers are in full bloom. Eucalyptus oil, which is rich in Cineole, has widely and traditionally been used for soaps and oral care, as well as for aiding in outdoor activities and calming burns and/or blisters. Herbal MiscellanyEucalyptus, part of the Myrtaceae family, generally thrives in Australia. The common name, Eucalyptus, was named by the French botanist, Brutelle L’Heritier, by combining the Greek words eu (well) and kalipto (covered). This signifies the cup shape of the falling petals when the flowers are in full bloom. Eucalyptus oil, which is rich in Cineole, has widely and traditionally been used for soaps and oral care, as well as for aiding in outdoor activities and calming burns and/or blisters. Ingredients
100% Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Leaf Oil
Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Leaf Oil
AROMATICA Worry List
HOW TO USE
Put water in the lamp and add 2-3 drops of the oil to disperse the scent, or use during a bath (5-10 drops) or foot bath (2-3 drops). When using for a massage, blend up to 20 drops with 100 ml of a carrier oil.
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| Product Summary | Mind & body cleansing/body care |
| Retail Price | $21.00 |
| Description | 10ml Net 0.3 fl. oz. |
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Vegan │ Cruelty free
Eucalyptus, part of the Myrtaceae family, generally thrives in Australia. The common name, Eucalyptus, was named by the French botanist, Brutelle L’Heritier, by combining the Greek words eu (well) and kalipto (covered). This signifies the cup shape of the falling petals when the flowers are in full bloom. Eucalyptus oil, which is rich in Cineole, has widely and traditionally been used for soaps and oral care, as well as for aiding in outdoor activities and calming burns and/or blisters.
· Botanical name Eucalyptus globulus
· Origin France
· Plant part Leaves and twigs
· Extraction method Steam distillation
Herbal Miscellany
Eucalyptus, part of the Myrtaceae family, generally thrives in Australia. The common name, Eucalyptus, was named by the French botanist, Brutelle L’Heritier, by combining the Greek words eu (well) and kalipto (covered). This signifies the cup shape of the falling petals when the flowers are in full bloom. Eucalyptus oil, which is rich in Cineole, has widely and traditionally been used for soaps and oral care, as well as for aiding in outdoor activities and calming burns and/or blisters.
Battaglia, S. (2003). The complete guide to aromatherapy. Virginia, QLD: The international Center of Holistic Aromatherapy, 193-196.
Ingredients
AROMATICA Worry List
Synthetic Fragrances
Triclosan
Oxybenzone
Formaldehyde & FRPs
Phthalates
Retinol and Retinyl palmitate
1,4-Dixoane
Octyl methoxycinnamate
Toluene- Hydroquinone
- Lead and Heavy metals
Aminobenzoic acid
- Parabens
- Resorcinol
Talc
Benzalkonium chloride
- MIT/CMIT
- Coal Tar
Petrolatum, mineral oil and paraffin
GMO
BHA & BHT 
Cocamidopropylbetaine - Ethanolamines
Nanoparticles- Sulfates surfactant
- Butoxyethanol
- Triclocarban
Microbeads
PEG-surfactant - Phenoxyethanol
EDTA
Gluten
Silicones- Carbon black
- Lauramidopropyl betaine
Animal Derived Ingredients
HOW TO USE
관련상품
Recycle it
STEP 1. Separate the container and pump and cleanse them well
STEP 2. Separate the cap rim remaining on the glass container with a tool.
STEP 3. Please dispose of each material separately.
