Eucalyptus Essential Oils
See our range of Eucalyptus Essential Oils
Imagine you can sense the warm summer breeze blowing through the rustling eucalyptus leaves, and you can see that this is an oil associated with generating feelings of freedom. It will suit you if you are ready for new horizons.
- The main feature of eucalyptus essential oils are their antiseptic properties which makes them particularly beneficial for the respiratory system.
- Eucalyptus oils have a warming quality which helps to relieve everyday muscle aches and pains.
- They can be used as an insect deterrent and provide relief for bites and stings.
- It blends well with Lavender, Tea Tree, Cajeput, Niaouli, and other Eucalyptus oils or inhalation oils.
See our range of Eucalyptus Essential Oils
Imagine you can sense the warm summer breeze blowing through the rustling eucalyptus leaves, and you can see that this is an oil associated with generating feelings of freedom. It will suit you if you are ready for new horizons.
- The main feature of eucalyptus essential oils are their antiseptic properties which makes them particularly beneficial for the respiratory system.
- Eucalyptus oils have a warming quality which helps to relieve everyday muscle aches and pains.
- They can be used as an insect deterrent and provide relief for bites and stings.
- It blends well with Lavender, Tea Tree, Cajeput, Niaouli, and other Eucalyptus oils or inhalation oils.
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Eucalyptus - A Set of Three Oils
SP2022£24.20 -
Eucalyptus Blue Mallee Organic
Eucalyptus polybractea1411Price range: £8.75 through £19.99 -
Eucalyptus Globulus Organic
Eucalyptus globulus1370Price range: £7.25 through £11.75 -
Eucalyptus Radiata
Eucalyptus radiata1400£11.99 -
Eucalyptus Radiata Organic
Eucalyptus radiata1401Price range: £8.49 through £15.25 -
Eucalyptus Peppermint
Eucalyptus dives1420£13.25 -
Eucalyptus Polybractea Krypton Organic
Eucalyptus polybractea krypton1415£39.99 -
Eucalyptus Lemon
Eucalyptus citriodora1390£12.99 -
Eucalyptus Smithii Organic
Eucalyptus smithii1437Price range: £7.49 through £11.99 -
Eucalyptus Lemon Organic
Eucalyptus citriodora1396£13.25 -
Eucalyptus Blue Mallee Cineole
Eucalyptus polybractea1410£14.99 -
Eucalyptus Staigeriana Organic
Eucalyptus staigeriana1430£15.25 -
Eucalyptus Globulus
Eucalyptus globulus1371£12.75 -
Eucalyptus Camaldulensis
Eucalyptus camaldulensis1376£14.25 -
Eucalyptus Macarthurii
Eucalyptus macarthuni1436£11.99 -
Eucalyptus Kochii
Eucalyptus kochii1381£8.99
About Eucalyptus Essential Oils
About Eucalyptus Essential Oils
Interestingly, eucalypts are often planted to dry up swampy areas, and the essential oils produced from these species also also has a ‘drying’ effect because of its high content of 1,8 cineol.
Help me choose:
There are many hundreds of varieties of eucalyptus trees, almost all of which originate from Australia. We offer many different species so select according to aromatic value and required action. With the exception of the lemon and peppermint varieties eucalyptus oils can be used interchangeably in aromatherapy however there are some subtle differences and you may find that one type is more appealing or suitable for your particular requirements. If you would like to experience different Eucalyptus oils try our Set of Three Eucalyptus Oils.
- Eucalyptus globulus essential oil is the best known of the Eucalyptus oils. It can be assertive in a blend so is best used on its own for inhalation.
- Eucalyptus radiata essential oil is softer and sweeter than the more commonly used globulus type. It works really well in a blend since it doesn’t dominate and overtake the other components. Its gentleness makes it more pleasant for children, and is less likely to irritate the skin. It is a particularly good support for the immune system and therefore useful for anyone who is tired and run down.
- Eucalyptus smithii essential oil is the most gentle of all the Eucalyptus oils. It contains a lower proportion of 1,8-cineol which gives it a softer, sweeter aroma whilst still being effective.
- Eucalyptus Blue Mallee essential oil is a particularly robust and efficacious type which is ideal to purify the atmosphere in crowded spaces. Use in a diffuser or personal inhaler stick.
- Eucalyptus citriodora (Lemon scented eucalyptus) essential oil has calming, anti-fungal and general anti-infectious properties.
- Eucalyptus dives (Broad-leaved Peppermint) essential oil is relatively high in the ketone piperitone. Opinions vary as to its safety, so proceed with caution. But try using in a similar way to E. radiata, especially as a support for respiration.
Special note for professionals:
The component 1,8-cineole is common to the more well-known types of eucalyptus and is what gives these oils their distinctive aroma. It is particularly beneficial for the respiratory system.
See also:
Interestingly, eucalypts are often planted to dry up swampy areas, and the essential oils produced from these species also also has a ‘drying’ effect because of its high content of 1,8 cineol.
Help me choose:
There are many hundreds of varieties of eucalyptus trees, almost all of which originate from Australia. We offer many different species so select according to aromatic value and required action. With the exception of the lemon and peppermint varieties eucalyptus oils can be used interchangeably in aromatherapy however there are some subtle differences and you may find that one type is more appealing or suitable for your particular requirements. If you would like to experience different Eucalyptus oils try our Set of Three Eucalyptus Oils.
- Eucalyptus globulus essential oil is the best known of the Eucalyptus oils. It can be assertive in a blend so is best used on its own for inhalation.
- Eucalyptus radiata essential oil is softer and sweeter than the more commonly used globulus type. It works really well in a blend since it doesn’t dominate and overtake the other components. Its gentleness makes it more pleasant for children, and is less likely to irritate the skin. It is a particularly good support for the immune system and therefore useful for anyone who is tired and run down.
- Eucalyptus smithii essential oil is the most gentle of all the Eucalyptus oils. It contains a lower proportion of 1,8-cineol which gives it a softer, sweeter aroma whilst still being effective.
- Eucalyptus Blue Mallee essential oil is a particularly robust and efficacious type which is ideal to purify the atmosphere in crowded spaces. Use in a diffuser or personal inhaler stick.
- Eucalyptus citriodora (Lemon scented eucalyptus) essential oil has calming, anti-fungal and general anti-infectious properties.
- Eucalyptus dives (Broad-leaved Peppermint) essential oil is relatively high in the ketone piperitone. Opinions vary as to its safety, so proceed with caution. But try using in a similar way to E. radiata, especially as a support for respiration.
Special note for professionals:
The component 1,8-cineole is common to the more well-known types of eucalyptus and is what gives these oils their distinctive aroma. It is particularly beneficial for the respiratory system.
See also:
