Aromasensia Australian eucalyptus essential oil 50 ml of essential oil (Eucalyptus)

Aromasensia Australian Eucalyptus Essential Oil is a powerful antiseptic, traditionally used during the winter months for its pungent aroma. It can be used both in oil burners and mixed with massage oils to decongest the airways. Ideal for athletes. Essential oils are the aromatic substances that give the characteristic aroma to many plants. They are obtained by steam distillation or by a process under pressure. Essential oils have been used since ancient times to treat various problems and conditions. Extraction methods were first put into practice by the Egyptians and Persians, who made extensive use of the essential oils then known. Although its use has declined a lot, from the end of the 19th century to the present day, the use of essential oils has increased considerably, and its use is widespread today. Traditional aromatherapy uses essential oils through relaxing massages, while aromatherapy tries to create associations between emotions and scents. It is advisable to use externally, diluted in bath water, in body oils, massage oils or vaporized in oil burners. Precautions for using essential oils: - Internal consumption of essential oils, especially undiluted, is not recommended unless under professional supervision. Some oils are for external use only. A physician should be consulted before using pure essential oils on pregnant women and children under three years of age. - It is recommended that essential oils used on the skin be diluted either in vegetable oil with good penetration (ex: almonds, grape seeds, rice germ, avocado, etc.) or also added to water of the bath. - Essential oils can be used separately or in combination, but the concentration should never exceed 5%. - Some oils may cause skin irritation and/or sensitization and should be used in smaller dilutions of 1-2%. - Certain essential oils, and in particular citrus fruits, react to the sun. Therefore, it is advisable to use them at night. (except for its use in shampoos and soaps). - In case of excessive accidental ingestion of oils for external use, do not induce vomiting. Drink a pint of water and go to the doctor. -Avoid contact with essential oils near the eyes or mucous membranes. If this happens, wash with plenty of water. If discomfort persists after 10 minutes, seek medical attention. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.