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Myrtle essential oil
€8.33
(VAT included)
€9.60
€7.00
(without VAT)
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Description
With purifying and rejuvenating benefits, it is often used in skin care applications for mature, oily, blemished or acne-prone skin, brings its balancing, uplifting and supporting activity in the field of aromatherapy.
Ingredients: Myrtus Communis Leaf Oil
Olfactive profile: herbaceous, fresh, sharp, slightly minty
BENEFITS
- skin toning, rejuvenating, purifying and astringent
- suitable for the care of oily, acne-prone skin
- helps improve the appearance of mature skin, uneven skin
- useful in respiratory issues, colds, cough
- facilitates respiratory comfort
- purifies the surrounding air
- can help to ease anxiety feelings
- uplifting, promotes relaxation
USE RECOMMENDATIONS
- as ingredient in cosmetic formulations, creams, butters, serums, oil mixtures
- dilute with a plant oil and apply on the skin by massage
- add to a dispersible bath preparation and pour into warm bath water
- as an ingredient in soap and toiletries
- in diffuser, optionally combined with other essential oils
SAFETY DATA
- consult your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, elderly person, have serious illness, or intend to use essential oils for children
- do not apply directly on mucous membranes, nose, eyes
- consult your doctor or aromatherapy practitioner before ingesting any essential oil
- use only diluted unless advised otherwise by your doctor or certified, experienced and trained aromatherapy practitioner
- those with allergic tendency should perform an allergy test before use
- for professional use refer to the safety data sheet
Details
Code
D-1693
Categories
INCI
Myrtus Communis Leaf Oil
Odor, Aroma
herbaceous
Other names
Myrtle oil
Status
100% pure and natural, E.O.B.B.D. botanically and biochemically defined
Natural index
ISO 16128 - Natural 1.0
Appearance
liquid, medium viscosity, yellowish
Method of production
steam distillation
Plant part
aerial parts
Fragrance note
middle note, top note
Main constituents
a-pinene, cineole, limonene
Processing
full spectrum, unfractionated, undenatured, undiluted
Suitable for
aromatherapy, bath, cosmetics
Key benefits
astringent, expectorant, immunostimulator, relaxing, skin tonic
Specific indications
bronchitis, colds, stuffy nose, concentration, fatigue, exhaustion, skin infections, varicose veins
Skin care
Conditioners, Face creams, Facial Oils, Serums, Treatments
Skin type
Acne prone, Combination, Mature, Oily
Body care
Body butters, Body oils, Conditioners, Foot creams, Ointments
Hair care
Hair conditioners, Scalp serums
Solubility
in ethyl alcohol, in oil
Use level
according to IFRA
Storage
in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight, keep out of the reach of children
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Adriana U.
10 Dec 2024
With purifying and rejuvenating benefits, it is often used in skincare applications for mature, oily, blemished or acne-prone skin, and in aromatherapy it contributes to balancing, uplifting and supportive skin.
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Natalja L.
05 Jan 2024
Use for vaginal ointment with coconut oil and shea butter for treatment of Azole resistant Candida. Clinical studies show that Myrtus communis is equal with effecte of Metranidazole (Flagil), but does not give resistance. It can also be combined with oregano, pomegranate and tea trea -all are synergistic and potentiate either substance.
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Customer E.
05 May 2023
I'm using it mostly with diffuser and very content with this oil. Smell is very bright and fresh, with grassy and peppery notes and a hint of sweetness. I also have myrtle oil from another manufacturer, but this one feels better in comparison since aroma is more distinct and full.
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Katalin T.
05 Jan 2022
First encounter with this oil. I feel close.
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Oana I.
28 Sep 2013
I purchased this oil along with a few other essential oils (peppermint, peppermint, pine, rosemary, rosemary, bay, eucalypt) to try to treat any respiratory ailments of my two year old. I very much appreciated the prompt advice of the marketing department, who suggested not to put these oils on the baby's skin yet. They gave me a few pointers and names of books on aromatherapy for toddlers. So I followed the advice and put a few drops of each oil on a small pad, and place it on the night lamp in his room. Apart from the absolutely delicious aroma, I notice that my little one seems to breathe easier at night and his nose doesn't get stuffed up.
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Dobrin A.
16 Sep 2013
The essential oil of myrtle green, along with other oils in the category of natural treatments for colds, which I purchased from this site, help me to maintain my health.
