Eucalyptus radiata

This essential oil has a pleasant, sweet and fresh smell. It has a pronounced affinity for the ENT sphere and is an admirable respiratory decongestant and expectorant.

Its excellent cutaneous tolerance allows its use in friction and massages, both in adults and children. Antibacterial, it is also recommended for treating acne. This oil belongs to the large aromatic family of myrtaceae, well tolerated and widely used in aromatherapy.

Quality:

       •  100% organic

       •  100% pure and natural essential oil, undiluted and not rectified.

       •  Botanically and Biochemically Defined Essential Oil (BBDE).

       •  Not mixed and chemotyped

       •  The essenciell oils have been rigorously selected and controlled on the organoleptic and physico-chemical levels.

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Identification 

       • Country of origin: .......

       • Production process: Steam distillation.

       • Distilled organ: Leaves

       • Botanical name: .............

       • Culture: Organic, certified Ecocert etc. 

       • Packaging: The formats 10 ml to 100 ml are delivered in amber glass bottles with an eye dropper.

Control

Guaranteeing the quality and traceability of our essenciell oils and our raw materials is at the heart of our concerns. We carry out routine controls on each batch and more thorough monitoring controls, chromatographic analysis is carried out in an accredited laboratory.

Chromatography: Chromatography is a separative physicochemical method used to identify the different substances in a mixture. The chromatograph is a device used to perform certain chromatographies. The chromatogram is the record or the diagram obtained by chromatography.

Organoleptic properties: 

Appearance: Clear mobile liquid.

Color: Yellow...

Odor:  fresh, pleasant, sweet and lemony.

Composition:

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Recognized properties:

       •  Antibacterial, antiviral, immunomodulating

       •  Expectorant, anti-catarrhal, mucolytic

       • Powerful nasal and respiratory decongestant

       • Bronchial and digestive stimulant

       •  Traditionally used to repel insects

       • Energizing, positive

       • Clarifies thoughts, promotes memory

       • Induces enzymes in the liver microsomes

       • Refreshing, purifying

Indications:

       • Respiratory infections: bronchitis, rhinopharyngitis, sinusitis, hacking coughs, ear infections

       •  Viral diseases and flu

       •  Loss of energy and chronic fatigue, immune deficiency

       •  Infected acne, bacterial dermatitis

        • Purifying soaps

        • Chronic fatigue

        • Concentration problems

Uses:

Food use of the organic oil of eucalyptus radiata: To flavour and decorate your salads, teas, desserts, dishes (meat, vegetables, fish ...) simply add 2 to 3 drops of oil of eucalyptus radiata and a little honey to your preparations.

By the Oral route:  Mix 1 to 2 drops of eucalyptus oil, 1 drop of lemon oil and 1 drop of chamomile oil, then add a teaspoon of honey and let it dissolve in the mouth 3 times a day.

Massage: Mix 3 to 4 drops of eucalyptus radiata oil with a vegetable oil, then massage your chest and back, 3 times a day until improvement.

External application: In case of dermatitis, apply 3 to 4 drops of eucalyptus oil to the area to be treated.

To keep mosquitoes away and/or for fatigue, simply massage the skin (temples, spine, inner wrists, etc.) with eucalyptus oil.

To combat dandruff, add 1 to 3 drops of eucalyptus oil to your shampoo, leave to act before rinsing.

In the bath: Dilute one tablespoon of eucalyptus oil in a vegetable oil or neutral base, then add to the bath under the hot water tap.

Inhalation: In case of respiratory infections, add 3 to 5 drops of eucalyptus oil in a bowl of hot water, inhale the vapors, preferably with your head covered by a towel, for 15 minutes 3 times a day until the symptoms improve.

Diffusion: To purify the air and stimulate immunity, add 30 drops of eucalyptus oil in an electric diffuser, diffuse for 10 to 15 minutes 3 times a day, or mix 50 drops of eucalyptus oil, 50 drops of tea tree oil with 60 drops of ravintsara oil, then diffuse for 20 minutes per hour.

Synergy with the following essential oils: Cypress, balsam fir, lavender, Scots pine, thyme thymol, lemon, cajeput, cedar, ravintsara, lemongrass, ginger, lavandin, myrtle, incense, peppermint, tea tree...

Warning: essential oils should not be used pure; it is essential to dilute them with a vegetable oil.

Conservation: Keep your oils in a cool and dry place away from light and heat sources. Do not store the oils in hot, bright or humid places, such as the bathroom, near a stove (or fireplace), on a windowsill, in sunny places, and anywhere where there are temperature variations.

Precautions for use:

        • Diffusion and inhalation not recommended for asthmatics or those with dry corneas.

        • Do not inhale or instill in the nose before the age of 12 years

        • Oral use not recommended for children under 12 years of age

        • Keep out of reach of children.

        • Do not use essential oils during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

        • Seek medical advice before use, especially in the case of medical treatment or chronic illness (asthma, epilepsy, hormone-dependent pathologies, etc.).

       •  Not recommended for asthmatics when inhaled or diffused, due to its eucalyptol (1,8-cineole) content.

        • Favor skin use or diffusion/inhalation, the oral route is less appropriate for this essential oil.

       •  As a general rule, always do a test application of your preparation, in the fold of the elbow, at least 48 hours before using it.

        • In case of doubt, ask your pharmacist or your doctor trained in aromatherapy for advice.

All indications and properties available on our website are taken from bibliography, websites and scientific reference books and/or objectivation tests. This information is given for information purposes only, it does not constitute medical information, nor does it engage our responsibility.