Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus oil is a pure essential oil that has practical and industrial uses, as well as healing properties. It comes from a fast-growing evergreen tree species native to Australia, with global eucalyptus oil production mainly focusing on the Eucalyptus globulus or “Blue Gum” tree. Eucalyptus essential oil, typically made by steam distilling the plant’s leaves and young twigs, possesses numerous health-boosting benefits. Eucalyptus Essential Oil is reputed to purify, cleanse, clarify, and boost immunity. It is popular for its soothing, stimulating, and anti-bacterial properties and can be used in numerous body care products ranging from skin and hair care to emotional care through aromatherapy.

• For diffusing, add 8 drops to diffuser.
• For colds, add 4 drops of Eucalyptus oil to 1 tablespoon
  of Grapeseed oil or melted Coconut oil and apply to the
  chest and soles of the feet before going to sleep.
• Gargling with very diluted eucalyptus oil (1 drop of oil
  per cup of warm water) as a sore throat remedy.
• Sauna – add 5-6 drops of oil to a bucket of water, then
  pour over stones.

20 drops Eucalyptus
15 drops Tea Tree
15 drops Balsam Fir

Add all essential oils together in a 5 ml glass bottle. Boil 3
cups of distilled or purified water. Remove the water from
the heat and allow it to cool in a bowl for 5 minutes. Add 1
drop of the essential oil blend to the steaming water.
Drape a large bath towel over your head, shoulders, and
the bowl. Lean over the bowl with your face 10-12 inches
away from the water. Ensure that your eyes are closed
during the entire steam, as the oils may irritate open eyes.
Inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth.
Enjoy the relief from congestion, mucus, inflammation,
itching, and other cold.

15 drops Eucalyptus
60 ml Distilled Water

Mix the essential oil with the water inside the spray bottle.
Tightly close the spray bottle with the cap and swirl the
mixture together to blend everything thoroughly. Spritz
the room spray into the air to enhance spiritual practices.

5 drops Eucalyptus
5 drops Peppermint
3 drops Lavender
5 drops Camphor White
5 drops Cypress
50 ml Grapeseed Oil

Combine all ingredients inside a 60 ml glass bottle.
Replace the bottle cap and shake well to thoroughly blend
all oils. To use, dispense up to 1 Tbsp of the blend into the
palm of your hand and massage into affected areas.

8 drops Eucalyptus
5 drops Peppermint
5 drops Rosemary
60 ml Grapeseed Oil

Combine all the ingredients inside a 90 ml glass bottle.
Replace the bottle cap and shake well to thoroughly blend
all the oils. To use, dispense up to 1 Tbsp of the blend into
the palm of your hand and massage into affected areas.

5 drops Eucalyptus
4 drops Lemon
4 drops Grapefruit Pink
4 drops Cedarwood Himalayan
2 drops Clary Sage
2 drops
60 ml Grapeseed Oil

Combine all the ingredients inside a 90 ml glass bottle.
Replace the bottle cap and shake well to thoroughly blend
all the oils. To use, dispense up to 1 Tbsp of the blend into
the palm of your hand and massage into affected areas.

15 drops Eucalyptus
10 drops Peppermint
10 drops Orange
5 drops Rosemary
5 drops Tea Tree
125 ml Grapeseed Oil

Combine all the oils in a glass or plastic bottle. Shake the
closed bottle to thoroughly blend all oils. Pour 1 Tbsp of the
blend into warm bath water.
This blend can also be used as a decongestant and
immune-boosting massage blend for the chest, back, and
feet. Store the unused blend in a cool, dark place outside
of the humid bathroom.

8 drops Eucalyptus
8 drops Rosemary
8 drops Cypress
4 drops Lavender
1 cup Epsom Salt
1/4 cup Baking Soda

Pour Epsom Salt into a clean mixing bowl. Add Baking
Soda to the Epsom Salt. Mix well. Add all the essential oils.
Mix well. Spoon the final product into clean jars (such as
canning or jam jars). When adding the salts to a warm
bath, ensure complete dissolution in water to avoid
slipping. Depending on the size of the bath tub, use
between ¼ to ½ cup of this salt blend per bath. Relax and
enjoy the relief from congestion, sore muscles, and
inflammation.

6-8 drops Eucalyptus
1 Tbsp Apple Cider Vinegar
1 cup Water

After shampooing hair, follow the steps below to create a
conditioning vinegar hair rinse. Dilute the Apple Cider
Vinegar in the water. Add the Eucalyptus Essential Oil.
Massage hair and scalp with the blend, especially the ends
of the hair. Let it sit for a couple of minutes. Rinse your hair
with water. For those with long hair, it is recommended to
leave the vinegar rinse on, as it prevents hair from
becoming tangled. A slight odor of vinegar might linger
while hair is wet, but will disappear when hair is dry

8 drops Eucalyptus
1/4 cup Coconut Oil
1/2 cup Extra Fine Granulated Sugar

Thoroughly combine the sugar and the Coconut Oil. Scoop
the finished mixture into a jar/container. To use, apply this
mixture to the face, hands and/or body. Gently scrub for
2-3 minutes before rinsing off.