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Eucalyptus Essential Oils

A camphorous and traditionally medicinal herb, eucalyptus is known as ‘the breathing oil’. This fresh and sweet note is opening and clearing.

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Deep Breath

REVITALIZING DIFFUSER BLEND

$18

Minty & Herbal | Blended with peppermint and eucalyptus

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Fortified Breeze

RESTORATIVE DIFFUSER BLEND

$48

Herbal | Blended with eucalyptus and tea tree.

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Fortify®

COUGH SUPPRESSANT OIL BLEND ROLL-ON

$28

Stop scratchy-tingly-coughing in its tracks.

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Fortified Breeze

RESTORATIVE DIFFUSER BLEND

Standard Price $22 Sale Price $17.60

Herbal | Blended with eucalyptus and tea tree

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Deep Breath

REVITALIZING DIFFUSER BLEND

$38

Minty & Herbal | Blended with peppermint and eucalyptus

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Fortify

RESTORATIVE BATH SALT SOAK

$20

Support. Boost. Restore.

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Fortified Breeze

RESTORATIVE DIFFUSER BLEND

$80

Herbal | Blended with eucalyptus and tea tree

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Fortified Space

RESTORATIVE FACE & BODY MIST

$20

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Herbal | Blended with eucalyptus and tea tree.

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Spa Spirit®

HARMONIZING DIFFUSER BLEND

$32

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Herbal & Sweet | Blended with grapefruit and eucalyptus.

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Eucalyptus essential oil is known in aromatherapy as ‘the breathing oil’ as it is fresh, opening and medicinal, often encouraging the user to take deep breaths. A clearing and expansive top note, eucalyptus is used in products to support relieving cough and cold symptoms.

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Eucalyptus is one of the most well regarded and sought after essential oils in part because of its reputation as highly effective. Eucalyptus has been used for centuries in traditional aromatherapy and herbalism practices for its clearing, camphorous properties that encourage deep breathing and promote openness. Part of the Myrtaceae family of plants, there are more than 700 known species of Eucalyptus. Though a few different species of Eucalyptus are distilled for use in aromatherapy, Eucalyptus Globulus is the most commonly used in the world. Though native to Australia, the tree is now naturalized in many countries throughout the world and is prized for its leaves rich in eugenol (or cineole) that is used in common products like cough & cold treatments or muscle-soothing ointments. Not just a primary source of sustenance for koala bears, read on to learn more about how eucalyptus can be used to support your personal wellness.

Eucalyptus has a fresh, clean scent that is often described as camphorous. What this means is that it’s opening and encourages taking a deep breath. In her book “Essential Oils: A Comprehensive Handbook for Aromatic Therapy”, author Jennifer Peace Rhind describes the way eucalyptus that is high in an oxide known as 1-8 cineole (or eugenol) can be effective at supporting your respiratory system. “It can also have a direct effect on the respiratory tract, which is why it’s often used as an expectorant. 1-8 cineole has considerable therapeutic significance; it is a decongestant and antitussive (cough suppressant)”.

Rhind also speaks to the high 1-8 cineole content helping to provide eucalyptus with anti-inflammatory properties, therefore finding it beneficial to both warm and soothe painful muscles, or to ease pulled muscles and stiffness in the body. To help the body restore and recover, eucalyptus is known to blend well with lavender and rosemary, both of which can be found in our Pain Release line of products.

Eucalyptus oil has been used historically in aromatherapy and in herbal medicine as ‘the breathing oil’. The fresh and clearing properties of the oil are thought to encourage deep breathing and to help ease symptoms of the common cold or during episodes of sinusitis, hay fever or bronchitis. In personal hygiene products, eucalyptus has been a popular additive in the flavoring of toothpastes and mouthwashes. Medicinally, eucalyptus can be found in pharmaceutical preparations such as pastilles, lozenges and syrups for cough and cold.

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