MYRTLE OIL

DESCRIPTION:

Myrtle oil is an essential oil made from the leaves and twigs of the myrtle plant, which grows in the Mediterranean region.

It’s extracted through steam distillation and has a fresh, sweet smell with hints of herbs and flowers. The oil is pale yellow to greenish in color and contains compounds like eucalyptol and alpha-pinene, which give it its unique aroma.

Myrtle oil is used in perfumes, cosmetics, and skincare for its pleasant scent and soothing properties, and it’s also popular in aromatherapy to create a refreshing and calming atmosphere.

CONSTITUENTS:

1,8-cineole , Myrtenol, A-pinene , B-pinene , Limonene , Geraniol, Linalyl acetate.

USES:

• Hair Care: Added to shampoos or conditioners to promote a healthy scalp, reduce dandruff, and improve hair strength and shine.
• Immune Support: Used in wellness routines to help boost the immune system and protect against infections.
• Menstrual Health: Applied topically (diluted) to help regulate menstrual cycles and alleviate symptoms of menstrual cramps and discomfort.
• Antiseptic: Used to clean and disinfect minor cuts, wounds, and abrasions, helping to prevent infection and promote healing.
• Deodorizing: Used in natural deodorants or diffused to neutralize odors and freshen the air.
• Spiritual Practices: Incorporated into meditation and spiritual rituals for its grounding and purifying properties, enhancing mindfulness and inner peace.

PRECAUTIONS:

When using MYRTLE OIL, follow these straightforward precautions for safety. Start with a patch test by applying a diluted form of the oil to a small area of skin to check for any reactions. Always dilute kewra oil with a carrier oil, such as coconut or jojoba, to prevent irritation. Also, avoid applying it near sensitive areas like the eyes.