About Myrtle Bark Essential Oil
At Essenciales, we take pride in offering an aromatic elixir carefully extracted from myrtle leaves, known for its unique therapeutic properties and ability to balance body and mind.
Therapeutic Benefits:
Calming and Balancing: Myrtle oil is appreciated for its ability to promote calm and emotional balance, ideal for moments of stress or anxiety.
Respiratory Support: Its properties can help maintain healthy breathing and relieve congestion.
Relaxing Aromatherapy: Its soft, herbal aroma is perfect for creating a relaxing environment in any space.
Uses and Applications:
Diffusion: Fill your home with the serenity of myrtle to create a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere.
Therapeutic Massages: Dilute the oil in a carrier oil to experience its relaxing benefits in body massages.
Relaxing Bath: Add a few drops to your bath for a spa-like experience at home that calms body and mind.
Guaranteed Quality:
Our Myrtle Essential Oil is extracted using distillation methods that preserve its purity and potency. Free from additives and 100% natural, it is an authentic expression of the botanical richness that Essenciales is committed to offering.
Aromatic Notes:
Explore the herbal and fresh notes that characterize myrtle essential oil, a fragrance that evokes inner peace and a connection with nature.
Conclusion:
Enhance your well-being with the botanical magic of Essenciales' Myrtle Essential Oil. Discover the harmony that nature can bring to your daily routine.
Organoleptic Notes
Myrtle Essential Oil is presented as a clear and transparent liquid, with shades ranging from pale green to golden yellow, reflecting the purity and freshness of the essence extracted from myrtle leaves.
When you bring the bottle closer, the initial aroma envelops you with a penetrating herbal freshness, revealing vibrant notes of eucalyptus and menthol that awaken the senses. As the fragrance develops, you perceive soft and balsamic nuances, with earthy and sweet touches that add complexity to the olfactory experience. Myrtle Essential Oil offers an intriguing blend of herbal freshness and a subtle floral sweetness.
When applied to the skin diluted in almond oil, the essential oil glides smoothly, revealing a light texture, leaving a silky and refreshing feeling, ideal for massages and skin care.
Its tranquil and aromatic presence can influence the atmosphere of our space, creating a subtle background that complements the overall sensory harmony.
Common Uses of Myrtle Essential Oil
Myrtle Essential Oil (Myrtus communis) has a wide variety of uses, both in aromatherapy and personal care. Here are some of the most common uses of this essential oil:
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Relaxing Aromatherapy:
- Diffusion: Add a few drops of myrtle essential oil to a diffuser to create a relaxing and harmonious environment in your home. This practice is ideal for relieving stress and promoting mental tranquility.
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Respiratory Care:
- Inhalation: Inhale the vapor from a few drops of myrtle oil added to a bowl of hot water. Its properties can help decongest airways and relieve minor respiratory issues.
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Therapeutic Massages:
- Blend with Carrier Oil: Dilute myrtle essential oil in a carrier oil, such as jojoba or almond, and use it for massages. Its relaxing aroma and calming properties can help relieve muscle tension and improve circulation.
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Skin Care:
- Mix in Personal Care Products: Add a few drops to your moisturizer, lotion, or body oil to enjoy the benefits of myrtle in skin care. Its antioxidant and regenerating properties can be beneficial for skin health.
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Relaxation Rituals:
- Aromatic Baths: Add a few drops of myrtle essential oil to your bath to create an oasis of relaxation. This not only enhances the bathing experience but also benefits the skin and mind.
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Emotional Balance:
- Topical Application or Direct Inhalation: Apply a small amount of oil to your wrists or chest to promote emotional balance. You can also inhale directly from your hands or a handkerchief.
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Hair Care:
- Mix with Shampoo or Conditioner: Add a few drops of myrtle essential oil to your shampoo or conditioner to enjoy its beneficial properties for the scalp and hair.
It is important to remember that when using essential oils, you should do so with caution. It is recommended to dilute them properly in a carrier oil before applying them directly to the skin and to perform patch tests to avoid possible allergic reactions. Additionally, it is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional or aromatherapist for personalized guidance.
Synergies with Myrtle Oil
Myrtle Essential Oil (Myrtus communis) can be harmoniously combined with other essential oils to create synergies that enhance its properties and provide specific benefits. Here are some suggested combinations:
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Respiratory Synergy:
- Eucalyptus Essential Oil: For a decongestant and refreshing effect on the respiratory tract.
- Tea Tree Essential Oil: With antimicrobial and expectorant properties that complement those of myrtle.
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Relaxation and Emotional Balance:
- Lavender Essential Oil: Adds calm and relaxation, creating a harmonious synergy for emotional balance.
- Bergamot Essential Oil: With calming properties that can enhance the relaxing effects of myrtle.
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Focus and Concentration:
- Peppermint Essential Oil: Provides a stimulating and refreshing sensation that can improve mental clarity.
- Rosemary Essential Oil: With properties that promote concentration and focus.
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Skin Care:
- Lavender Essential Oil: For soothing and regenerating properties in skin care.
- Frankincense Essential Oil: Can help improve skin appearance and promote skin health.
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Energizing and Revitalizing:
- Lemon Essential Oil: Adds a citrusy and energizing note that complements the freshness of myrtle.
- Orange Essential Oil: With stimulating properties and a vibrant aroma.
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Relaxing Massages:
- Ylang Ylang Essential Oil: Adds a floral and relaxing note for a sensory massage.
- Jasmine Essential Oil: With relaxing properties and an exquisite aroma.
Remember that when combining essential oils, it is important to consider the appropriate proportions and perform patch tests to ensure there are no allergic reactions. Additionally, consult with a healthcare professional or aromatherapist, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have specific medical conditions.
Recommended Dilutions for Myrtle Essential Oil
Essential oil should always be used diluted and avoiding sensitive areas (mucous membranes, eyes…)
Maximum generic dilution for topical use in adults: 3%
Maximum generic dilution for topical use in children: 1% (over 6 years old)
Strictly avoid use in children under 3 years old.
Essential oils are highly concentrated substances and should be diluted for almost all uses. Use our dilution table for a more detailed idea of the correct use of essential oils:
ESSENTIAL OILS DILUTION GENERAL GUIDE
Safety
Keep out of reach of children.
Some of the natural components of this essential oil may pose an allergy risk to some people. Always perform a tolerance test before applying preparations by applying a few drops inside the elbow.
Oral use: Yes (under professional advice).
Topical use: Suitable in dilution.
Diffuser: Suitable
Phototoxicity: No
Sensitizing: Yes
Irritant: No
Allergens naturally present in this essential oil:
Limonene, linalool, citral, geraniol, estragole, methyl eugenol
Important
The oil information provided by Essenciales comes from popular sources and is for educational purposes only. It does not intend to offer or sell this product as a diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of any disease. The International Federation of Aromatherapists does not recommend the ingestion or internal consumption of essential oils except under the strict supervision of a qualified physician or doctor in aromatherapy and clinical phytotherapy. It is always recommended to dilute essential oils well. If you are pregnant, have epilepsy, liver failure, or have a health problem, use essential oils only under medical prescription. Never use essential oils in children without proper knowledge or instructions from a professional.
Never ignore professional medical advice.
Essenciales does not provide medical advice nor engage in the practice of medicine.
