Myrtle essential oil

MYRTH ESSENTIAL OIL COMPOSITION: 100% natural myrtle essential oil INCI: Myrtus Communis FRAGRANCE: tart, fresh, transparent, bitter herbal, pure, with camphor overtone Fragrant and surprisingly soothing myrtle is a symbol of glory, love unions, good deeds. Myrtle has a completely unique scent that is easily recognizable among other essential oils – bitter, inducing a smile, at the first contact slightly resembling eucalyptus or cypress with a gradual manifestation of a fresh, pleasant and complex aroma, combining camphor and herbaceous shades, but at the same time not losing its amazing transparency and purity of perception of overtones IMPACT ON THE EMOTIONAL SPHERE: Emotionally, myrtle scent brings peace and tranquility, it helps relieve fatigue, stress, stress, is effective for depression and insomnia, while the soothing nature of myrtle oil is most powerful with small dosages and use in inhalation methods The worldly scent, dulling anxiety, relieving anxiety and excessive excitement, creates a feeling of peace, security, reliability, seems to be a spiritually healing smell, perfect for meditation. Myrtle is an active aphrodisiac from the category of "erotic ladders", which sharply increases the intensity of emotions and relieves uncertainty. analogs. Myrtle oil is one of the most effective natural bactericidal and antiseptic agents with a similar effect to medical antibiotics. This aromatic oil is an excellent choice for the treatment of infections and other diseases of the respiratory tract and genitourinary system, with an excellent effect of relieving chronic problems and chest cough, chronic rhinitis and other congestive or pathological phenomena. With all its bactericidal talents, it is not at all aggressive, which makes it possible to use it to treat similar problems and coughs even in children. When using aromatic oil, inflammatory processes of the urinary tract are stopped. For other health problems, myrtle oil is rarely used, except as a drug for strengthening the walls of blood vessels for varicose veins and phlebitis, as well as an anti-hemorrhoid drug. The bactericidal property is also manifested in food poisoning. Myrtle has a normalizing effect on the central nervous system, and a general strengthening effect on immunity. APPLICATION IN COSMETOLOGY: Cosmetological properties of myrtle oil cannot be called otherwise than general strengthening. This aromatic oil has an effect on the cellular level, contributing to more intense nutrition and hydration, restoring a fresh and healthy look. Myrtle helps to restore the local immunity of the epidermis, its protective properties and the ability to counteract stress factors, including the damaging effects of the environment and ecology, as well as strengthening of cell membranes. Also, myrtle oil exhibits anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, has an astringent texture, due to which, in combination with antiseptic effect manifests itself as an effective tool for the treatment of infiltrates, comedones and acne. It is better to use it for oily and problem skin types, including skin with acne. It also has a beneficial effect on the condition of the hair, strengthening the hair follicles and improving the overall structure. An excellent antiseptic for all types of skin injuries, injuries, wounds and infectious lesions. CONTRAINDICATIONS AND DOSAGE: The only factor limiting the use of myrtle oil is the period of pregnancy. If the dosage is exceeded, then the oil can be irritating, and its properties are more pronounced when used in lower concentrations in combination with penetrating components of base oils. This oil very rarely causes allergic reactions, which does not mean that you can refuse to test for them. When applied to the skin, it causes only a slight, barely noticeable tingling sensation. Dosages of myrtle oil are standard, while it is recommended to use the "lower" amount of oil. 1. So, for disinfection of premises, general antibacterial effect, prevention and treatment for a standard small room, it is enough to use 3 drops of aromatic oil (maximum – 7). 2. Both hot and cold inhalations should not exceed 5-8 minutes, it is better to use only one or a maximum of 2 drops of myrtle oil in them. Add 3 to 5 drops of myrtle to an aromatic bath with a thick base solvent. The same amount can be used to make aromatic salt. 4. It is permissible to use 4 to 6 drops of myrtle oil for massage (for 15 g of base), enrichment of home or purchased cosmetics (also for 15 g of base), cold and warm compresses. 5. For rubbing, including in the chest area for respiratory diseases, as much as 7 drops of myrtle can be added to 10 g of base oil. In reflex massage, oil is mixed in equal proportions with your favorite base. 7. For urinary tract infections, take a sitz bath with 5 drops of myrtle oil. 8. For the prevention and treatment of vascular problems, it is used only in combination in equal proportions with cypress oil. 9. Myrtle oil has a very mild effect, so it can be taken orally, drop by drop with a solid or thick vehicle up to 3 times a day, washed down with tea, wine or juice. SYNERGY: One of the unique properties of myrtle oil is a perfect combination with all aromas and even with the most capricious spicy oils. An excellent addition to myrtle oil will be oils of clary sage, clove, vetiver, cypress, leuzea, rosemary, patchouli, spruce cones, citronella, pine, lemongrass, rosewood, geranium, valerian, bergamot, sage, rose, cinnamon, verbena, verbena nioli, hyssop, laurel, lavender. STORAGE CONDITIONS: Store at temperatures from +5 to + 25 g. PACKAGING: 8 ml Please note, the packaging may slightly differ from that shown in the photo.