CYPRESS ESSENTIAL OIL

Description

Cypress essential oil is obtained from the needle-bearing tree of coniferous and decidous regions. It comes from the Cupressaceae family. The cypress tree is an evergreen, with small, rounded and woody cones. It has scalelike leaves and tiny flowers. of this tree. Defining features of this tree are its upright and tall form. These tress can grow to exceptional heights of 60 to 80 feet tall. The foliage of the cypress tree is dark green and scale like. The tree also produces cones that are 1.5 inches across. These cones are woody and scaly and sually take two years mature.

This essential oil is obtained by steam distillation for hours from the leaves and branches of the Cupresus sempervirens of the Cupressaceae family, obtaining a mobile liquid oil, yellowish in color and an odor ranging between turpentine and oil of Juniper, with a yield between 0.5 and 1%. Historically, its distillation has been carried out in France and Spain, although at present the largest part of the product marketed by the firms comes from Spain and Morocco.

Cypress essential oilervirens distillation occurs throughout the year.

Benefits

Eliminates Respiratory Conditions:

Cypress essential oil clears congestion and removes phlegm from the respiratory tract and lungs. Additionally, it calms the system and acts as an antispasmodic. Moreover, it treats severe conditions like asthma and bronchitis. Furthermore, it’s an antibacterial, aiding in treating infections caused by bacterial overgrowth.

Promotes Blood Clotting:

Cypress oil stops excessive blood flow and promotes clotting due to its hemostatic and astringent properties. It also contracts blood vessels, stimulating circulation. This promotes the contraction of skin, muscles, hair follicles, and gums. Additionally, it strengthens hair follicles, reducing the risk of hair loss. These qualities work together to heal wounds, cuts, and sores quickly.

Warts:

Cypress essential oil is commonly used to treat warts caused by HPV. Its antibacterial and antiviral properties help control warts and skin conditions. However, if you’re unsure of the cause, consulting a doctor is recommended.

Cuts, Wounds, and Infections:

Thanks to its antibacterial properties, cypress essential oil can clean, heal, and prevent infections in cuts, wounds, and both external and internal injuries.

Aids Toxin Removal:

Cypress essential oil, being a diuretic, helps the body flush out internal toxins. It also promotes perspiration, assisting in the removal of toxins, excess salt, and water. This benefits various body systems, prevents acne, and cleanses the liver, all while naturally lowering cholesterol levels.

Varicose Veins and Cellulite:

Many use essential oils to treat varicose veins, which stem from poor circulation and weak veins. Cypress oil can reduce the appearance of cellulite, often caused by fluid retention, lack of circulation, and weak collagen. As a diuretic, it removes excess water and salt, stimulating blood flow. Use it topically to treat poor circulation issues, including hemorrhoids.

Muscle Pain:

With antispasmodic properties, cypress essential oil helps alleviate muscle cramps and spasms. It’s also effective for restless leg syndrome and carpal tunnel. In these cases, it reduces inflammation and fluid retention, common causes of discomfort. By improving circulation, it relieves cramps and the pain associated with muscle overuse or tension.

Body Odor:

Cypress oil’s pleasant aroma makes it a popular addition to natural deodorants, as it helps reduce body odor.

Anxiety and Stress:

Cypress essential oil has sedative effects, inducing calm and relaxation when used aromatically or topically. At the same time, it energizes, fostering happiness and ease. This makes it especially helpful for those experiencing emotional stress, sleep difficulties, or recent trauma.

Organoleptic properties

Cypress essential oil is a mobile liquid, pale yellow to yellow, with a characteristic, terpenic, fresh and sweet olor.

Olor

 Terpenic, fresh and sweet olor

Colour

From pale yellow to yellow

Appearance

Mobile liquid

Components

The three main chemical components of cypress essential oil are α-pinene, carene, and limonene. Both limonene and α-pinene are part of the monoterpene group and have strong uplifting characteristics. Α-Pinene is also known as a chemical with powerful renewing properties.

α-pinene

Carene

 Limonene

C/ Antonio Gómez Millán, nº 29
Parque Tecnológico Citec
41120, Gelves (Seville)
Spain

Labdassence Aceites esenciales y plantas aromáticas

Tel: +34 955439492
labdassence @labdassence.com
fbm @labdassence.com

Certifications

certification
Certificado gobierno España

© Labdassence | SL de Plantas Aromáticas Industrializadas.
VAT ES B28305621 – N° RGSEAA 31.003179/SE