Botanical Name: Eucalyptus globulus
Plant part used: leaves
Extraction method: Steam Distilled
Odor: mint-like- camphoraceous, woody, and citrusy
What is the Eucalyptus oil?
Like most essential oils, eucalyptus oil contains many natural components, the most important being 1,8 cineole which gives the oil its distinctive scent and medicinal properties. A potent antimicrobial, eucalyptus is a true multipurpose oil that works against bacteria and viruses - which is why it’s so good for colds and other respiratory ailments - as well as fungi.
It’s also a natural anti-inflammatory and antiseptic which reduces any redness, swelling and pain while promoting wound healing. Plus, its powerful antioxidant properties help protect the body against free radicals that can lead to many diseases. And to top it all, it’s an effective bug repellent and a home disinfectant too.
What is the color of Eucalyptus oil?
Colorless to pale yellow liquid.
What does Eucalyptus oil smell like?
Eucalyptus oil is extracted from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree, which is native to Australia. The oil has a strong, camphor-like smell that is both refreshing and invigorating. In addition to its use in cleaning and aromatherapy, eucalyptus oil is also used in some medical applications
What is the commercial use of Eucalyptus oil?
Eucalyptus leaves contain many oil glands that release the plant’s fresh mint, pine, wood, camphor, lemon, or honey notes, depending on the plant species. These subtle, natural scents embody many eucalyptus retail products such as scented candles, body lotion, body oil, body wash, exfoliating sponges, and other scented product