Description
Eucalyptus is a tree that is native to Australia. Eucalyptus Globulus also known as Tasmanian Blue Gum and Southern Blue Gum, grows up to 98 to 180 feet.
Eucalyptus Globulus plant is different from Eucalyptus radiate and Eucalyptus citridora variants of the Eucalyptus plant. The plant is the most popular variant among other Eucalyptus plants as it can grow rapidly and can adjust to any climatic conditions. The leaves of the plant are steam distilled to obtain the Eucalyptus Globulus Oil. The oil is widely used to treat muscle pains and respiratory problems. Chinese, Indian Ayurvedic, Greek, and other European styles of medicine have incorporated it into the treatment of a range of conditions for thousands of years.
Benefits: Revitalising, clarifying
Fresh Breath Diffuser Recipe:
5 drops Eucalyptus Oil
2 drops Lemon Oil
2 drops Lavender Oil
For topical application, refer dilution ratios here.
Specifications
| Botanical Name |
Eucalyptus globulus |
| Botanical Family |
Myrtaceae |
| Country of Origin |
Australia |
| Extraction Method |
Steam Distillation |
| Plant Part |
Leaves |
| Main Compounds |
Cryptone, Spathulenol, Α-Pinene, and P-Cymene |
| Color |
Clear to pale yellow in color |
| Odor |
Fresh and woody |
| Perfumery Note |
Top |
| Strength of Initial Aroma |
High |
| Blends with |
Lemon, Basil, Tea Tree, Ginger Root, Lavender, Rosemary, Thyme, Cedarwood, Sweet Marjoram. |
Cautions
For external use only. Dilute before apply on skin. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Keep away from children. Avoid contact with eyes.