Manuka essential oil

Latin name: Leptospermum scoparium

Countries of origin: New Zealand

Extraction method: distillation of leaves

Note and evaporation rate: middle

Cultivation method: conventional

Predominant chemical families: sesquiterpenes, ketones

We use it:
- during colds and flu (to aid expectoration),
- for sore muscles and joints,
- when we want to prevent the spread of germs,
- to calm the central nervous system,
- for allergic reactions to insect bites.

Methods of use: in massage oils, ointments and creams, for inhalations,…

Special warnings: none

Allergens: none

Aromatherapy tip with recipe:

Gel for inflamed skin
50 g aloe vera gel
8 drops EO lavender
8 drops EO manuka
7 drops EO thyme (chemotype thymol)
4 drops EO Roman chamomile
2 drops EO immortelle

Preparation: Drop the essential oils into the aloe vera gel and mix well. Fill a pump bottle and store in a dark, cool place.

Use: Apply the gel to the affected area several times daily.