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Contains:
Blue Mallee Eucalyptus polybractea – The Quintessential Aussie Eucalyptus aroma.
Eucalyptus Australiana Eucalyptus radiata – Crisp, sweet, and subtly minty eucalyptus.
Lemon Ironbark Eucalyptus staigeriana – Woody, sweet, lemony eucalyptus
Every eucalyptus oil we range is unique. From minty to lemony and traditional Australian, there are three eucalyptus types we have selected to bottle for you. Each eucalyptus oil comes from a plantation that is carefully attended and harvest with care for regenerative farming. This trio includes; Blue Mallee, the most well-known Aussie eucalyptus oil is prized for its anti-septic qualities; Eucalyptus Australiana, prized globally for it’s wide variety of benefits including anti-inflammatory, anti-septic and anti-bacterial qualities; and, Lemon Ironbark ,a tree that is a prominent Aussie feature with its soft and bushy lemon aroma whilst still a beautiful Eucalypt to try.
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About the Farms
Eucalyptus Australiana comes from a farm that is tucked away in a valley north of Bega (famous for cheese) on the far southern Sapphire coast of New South Wales. This decades-old plantation has recently been brought back to life after a long period of inactivity by way of regeneration harvesting.
Lemon Ironbark grows high up on the far north coast of Queensland in Djabuganjdji country, is a unique farm with Tea Tree, Palmarosa and trials of Ylang Ylang. It is co-farmed by a multi generational family who are experts in cropping and have worked with Native Oils Australia for many years. Wet tropical heat helps to encourage the high limonene values of this essential oil.
At the tip of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula at the base of the outback in Banggarla country is a unique farm. Blue Mallee trees were planted decades past to assist with carbon capture in an otherwise baron countryside. The wheat farmers turned into essential oil producers when they saw the advantages of encouraging these trees to regrow by harvesting them for oil distillation. This offset any potential declines in wheat production due to drought and has the added benefit of regenerating the trees and improving in carbon capture in a highly machined area.
Benefits of Eucalyptus Oil
Eucalyptus oils have similar basic structures with the main components comprising of 1.8-cineole, alpha pinene, d-limonene and alpha terpinene. Each of these elements will be stronger or weaker in each species and sometimes even between distillations of the same species.
Blue Mallee has been used for decades to relieve headaches; reduce cold and flu congestion; assist with pain relief brought on by arthritis; soothe sore and strained muscles; reduce symptoms of sinus inflammation and cleanse insect bites and itchy skin.
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Laundry: Add 5-8 drops to a laundry load to remove bacteria
Kitchen: Add 5-6 drops to a rag to polish and cleanse crockery and cutlery, surfaces and glassware
Bathroom: Add 10ml to a medium bucket of warm water for a natural cleaner
Living room: Add 2-3 drops to a cotton ball, tissue or handkerchief and carry to relieve congestion
Eucalyptus Australiana is strongest in 1.8-cineole which has been proven by scientists globally to have anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, anti-hypertensive, spasmolytic, analgesic and anti-anxiety effects.
Laundry: Add 8-10 drops to your load for a fresh aroma
Kitchen: Add 4-5 drops to your sink while washing up
Bathroom: Mist in water to freshen
Living Room: Diffuse to create calm
Lemon Ironbark being high in Limonene which is commonly found in citrus fruit peels and is used globally to deter insects and bugs in natural repellents.
Laundry: Add 5-8 drops to a laundry liquid to remove musty odours
Kitchen: Add 8-10 drops to 100ml of water for a handy mould reducing bench spray
Bathroom: 1-2 drops in a palmful of olive oil for a refreshing antioxidant rich cleanser
Living Room: 4-5 drops in a small 100ml capacity diffuser to help centre and reduce anxiety
Furry friends: Blue Mallee and Australiana are both non-toxic when diffused at low doses. Lemon Ironbark can be harmful to pets
Precautions: Non toxic when used externally. Keep out of reach of children. Store below 30 Degrees Celsius away from sunlight.
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