Olejek eteryczny, kajeputowy Kvita

Through the process of hydro-distillation of cajeput leaves, a high-quality essential oil is extracted. It acts as an adaptogen, enhancing the body’s resistance and protective mechanisms. Historically, it was used in tea form to rejuvenate energy and alleviate fatigue. It possesses analgesic, anti-inflammatory, cold-preventive, resorptive, immunostimulating, and antiseptic properties.
Cajeput essential oil is used in treating acne and herpes rashes, and for the care of problematic and inflamed skin. Its aroma can help combat depression and chronic fear. The oil is effective for toothache, inflammatory processes of the ear and nasopharynx. It is recommended for arthritis, neuritis, rheumatism, cramps, and nervous vomiting. It also actively fights against dandruff.

How to use: The essential oil can be used either in its pure form or blended with other essential oils.

Enriching cosmetic preparations: Add 5 drops of oil (or oil blend) to 15 g of base (1-2 tablespoons).

For acne: Wiping the affected areas with the oil eliminates inflammatory reactions, acne, and pustular rash.

Massage: Mix 7 drops of oil (or oil blend) with 1-2 tablespoons of carrier oil (avocado, jojoba, wheat germ, grape seed).

Baths: Mix 7-8 drops of oil with 30-60 g of emulsifier (salt, baking soda, honey, bath foam, cream, bran, etc.) and add to a filled bathtub.

Rubbing along the inflamed nerve: Up to 15 drops per 15g of fatty oil.

Ear tamponade: Apply 2-4 drops of cajeput on a tampon soaked in fatty oil and insert into the ear canal.

Toothache: Apply 1-2 drops of oil on a moist tampon and place it against the aching tooth.

Inhalations and room aromatization:

Aroma diffusers: Add 5-7 drops of oil per 15 sq.m of room space into an aromatherapy lamp filled with water and light a candle;

Aroma medallions: 1-2 drops.

Sensations: When applied to the skin - a cooling effect for 1-2 minutes. This reaction is natural.

Contraindications: Individual intolerance.