Botanical Name: Eucalyptus Globulus
Part(s) Used: Eucalyptus leaves & terminal branches
Aroma:  Fresh, camphorous penetrating scent
Note: Top Note
Uses:  Diffusion, inhalation, compress, balm, body oils, body care, bath
Blends well with:  Cedarwood, Ginger, Lavender, Lemon, Lemongrass,   Peppermint, Rosemary, Sandalwood, Tea Tree

History: Native to Australia eucalyptus is one of the tallest trees in the world. It was traditionally used by the native Aborigines of the land to ease muscle aches and pains as well as for its antiseptic and disinfectant properties for cuts and wounds. These traditional uses were soon adopted by the colonists who settled in the country.

PROPERTIES

For Skin & Haircare: Cleansing properties for acne and congested skin, minor burns, cuts, irritations. Has a cooling, refreshing, and stimulating effect on the skin and scalp.

For Personal Care: Helps to purify and cleanse body and mind with soothing aroma-therapeutic benefits. Use in diffuser or steam inhalation to decongest. Antiseptic properties useful for natural cleaning aids in the home. May also aid in repelling insects. A useful ‘first-aid’ remedy.

Uses: To create a personalised skincare or body care oil or chest rub, blend a few drops with your chosen Natural Elements carrier oil. For diffusion and other personal care uses refer to our How To Use section.

Safety: Not recommended to apply essential oils directly to the skin or take internally. Keep away from children – eucalyptus can be toxic when ingested. Refer to our Safety guidelines.