Botanical name: Melaleuca Leucadendron.
Aroma: tart, fresh and herbaceous scent.
Produce: method water distillation.
Cajeput or white tea tree is a close relative of eucalyptus, tea tree and cloves, while the properties of cajeput oil are most similar to tea tree essential oil with enhanced qualities, but in terms of botanical characteristics, this plant is closest to eucalyptus. One of the most rarely counterfeited or adulterated oils. It is extracted from green, freshly cut tops of shoots and leaves. The less time passes before sending the collected materials for the production of essential oil, the more efficient the process and the higher the quality of the oil itself. That is why the production of essential oil from cajeput is always tied to the region of its growth. In our case, this is Indonesia.
Externally: one of the best insect repellents, as well as an excellent oil for relieving the effects of their bites, an antiseptic for cuts, scratches and wounds (it is believed that cajeput oil is several times stronger as an antiseptic than tea tree oil), relieves inflammation in acne, improves blood circulation, restores skin elasticity, stimulates cell regeneration processes, in combination with other oils is used to treat problematic adolescent skin, is used in hair care, to eliminate dandruff and as a repellent (fleas, mosquitoes, lice).
Pain-relieving effect: suitable for effectively eliminating muscle pain, arthritis and arthrosis, gout, sports injuries, neuralgia. This is one of the most powerful remedies that effectively relieve toothache, is perfect for pain relief and the treatment of otitis and other ear inflammations. Inhalation: prevents the spread of bacteria in sinusitis, bronchial and throat cough in respiratory diseases, sore throat, recommended for clearing the nasal passages in case of nasal congestion.
Inhalations: prevents the spread of bacteria in sinusitis, bronchial and throat cough in respiratory diseases, sore throat, recommended for clearing the nasal passages in case of nasal congestion.
Aromatherapy: mobilizes determination, helps not to be afraid to make decisions, an effective remedy for hysterical states, nervous vomiting, nervous tics, helps to more easily endure life's adversities, creates a feeling of reliability, an excellent conductor oil for constructive and productive release from stress, a means of quickly toning the nervous system, relieving drowsiness, anxiety and fatigue in a matter of minutes.
Internally: one of the most powerful essential oils for reducing fever, expectorant, diaphoretic, anthelmintic, used for problems and diseases of the respiratory system, effectively fights both throat and bronchial cough, relieves sore throat with pharyngitis, laryngitis, tonsillitis, cleanses the nasal passages, helping to cope even with congestive rhinitis, heals ulcers and lesions in the oral cavity, relieves colic and inflammation of the digestive tract, is excellent as a bactericidal and sedative for dysentery, enteritis and parasitic infestation, cystitis and other inflammations (including chronic) of the urinary tract.
Measuring:
- hot inhalations (only for throat diseases) and cold (in other cases): 1-2 drops for 4-7 minutes;
- aroma bath: 6-8 drops of cajeput per procedure (for a psycho-emotional effect/pain-relieving method) with a double dissolution in base oil (coconut);
- aroma lamp: 5-7 drops of essential oil per standard room (15 sq.m.);
- massage: 7 drops per 15ml of base oil (coconut), and in rubbing the dosage is doubled;
- gargles and warm compress: 4-6 drops per glass of warm water; oil mixtures: 5 drops per 15ml of base oil (rheumatism, toothache, neuritis and acne);
- aroma ointments and alcohol solutions: 1 drop per 5 drops of base oil (for applications on ulcers, neuralgia, dermatoses).
Before internal use, be sure to consult a qualified aromatherapist!
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Do not use if you have an individual intolerance to the product components. The oil is contraindicated during pregnancy and increased nervous excitability.Storage: store at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight.
