Eucalyptus smithii Essential Oil Organic

The Story How to Use Experience Eucalyptus Smithii: Eucalyptus smithii (R.T.Baker) Why eucalyptus smithii? This is the perfect oil if you're looking for the aromatic benefits of eucalyptus ... only a little less intense. Eucalyptus smithii essential oil has a similar aroma to Eucalyptus globulus, but is slightly milder and a bit woodier. It is an ideal oil to use in steams and invigorating homemade body scrubs, soaps, balms, and bath salts. Quality Assured: Our organic Eucalyptus smithii essential oil is sustainably sourced from South Africa. The oil is steam distilled from the leaves. Every batch of oil is Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth and produced without the use of genetic engineering, artificial fertilizers, or pesticides. Additionally, our expert aromatherapists here at the Apothecary Shoppe personally assess all of our oils—using touch, taste, smell, and lab analyses—to ensure that your essential oil is suitable for use and entirely free of adulterants. Independent third-party lab reports including GC/MS and pesticide testing results are available upon request. Please send a request to apothecary@achs.edu and include the essential oil Latin name and lot number; results include a comparative analysis with ISO and the Pharmacopeia when available.  Curious about bottle sizes? Click Here. Benefits: Eucalyptus smithii is milder than E. globulus essential oil. Eucalyptus smithii aromatherapy essential oil opens the breath with intense, refreshing, and uplifting qualities. Regulatory Status: Eucalyptus smithii essential oil is not listed on the FDA Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) list. Oils That Blend Well With Eucalyptus smithii: Try blending the energizing aroma of eucalyptus smithii with cedarwood Cedrus atlantica lavender Lavandula angustifolia lemon Citrus limonum pine Pinus sylvestris rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis thyme Thymus vulgaris  Formulas: INHALATION:  Eucalyptus Eucalyptus smithii oil: 6 teaspoons Thyme Thymus vulgaris oil: 3 teaspoons Pine Pinus sylvestris oil: 3 teaspoons Lavender Lavandula angustifolia oil: 2 teaspoons Lemon Citrus limonum oil: 2 teaspoons Alcohol, 90%: 4.5 cups Mix all ingredients. To prepare as an inhalation, add 3 teaspoons to 6 cups of boiling water. This mixture can also be added to the bathwater or to footbaths. Use 3 drops in the bath or 1-2 drops in a footbath; dilute with a dispersant such as a base oil or milk prior to adding to the bathwater.