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To date, the Eucalyptus Essential Oil is widely used for its medicinal and industrial purposes. In its industrial applications, it is used in disinfectants, air fresheners, deodorizers and even in the mining industry to separate metallic sulfides from ores. And because of its various therapeutic characteristics, which we will be detailing below, it is also a common ingredient in makeups, perfumes, liniments, mouthwashes, soaps, deodorants, inhalant, lozenges and antiseptics.
Tangerine is a favorite essential oil of DIY enthusiasts due to its invigorating scent and versatile applications. Learn more on how you can achieve better health and wellness through Tangerine in this guide.
Essential oil from cedarwood is believed to be one of the first distilled by man. There’s plenty of existing evidence that tells of how early humans put cedarwood essential oil to various uses, taking full advantage of its antiseptic and sedative effects, among many others.
For instance, recent findings suggest that despite the relative difficulty of extracting essential oils from cedar, Ancient Egyptians used substantial amounts of the precious nectar to embalm their dead. We can all take the well-preserved state of Egyptian mummies as proof of the strength of cedarwood oil’s insecticidal and antimicrobial properties.
