Eucalyptus is one of the most powerful natural antiseptic oils. Eucalyptus rectified essential oil is distilled principally from the fresh leaves and twigs of  Eucalyptus globulus of the Myrtaceae family, the well-loved tall and handsome Tasmanian evergreen blue gum tree. It has a clean, camphoric and cleansing perfume that blends well with lavender, pine and rosemary. Eucalyptus is a very powerful essential oil, so use it with care. If a recipe says I drop, then that is all you require!

Eucalyptus rectified contains approximately 75% oxides, which are stimulating to body systems. It provides relief in cold and flu season, as it is antiviral, decongestant and mucolytic.

While Ecucalyptus globulus is perhaps the most popular of the eucalyptuses, do not discount the benefits of the others. A closser look at the differences in chemistry can help you to determine wich eucalyptus is most suitable for the condition you hope to mitigate.

It is an arboreal species belonging to the Myrtaceae family, which can reach a height between 45 and 75m and that, by means of steam distillation of leaves and branches, which must be extended between 2 and 3 hours, we obtain with a yield of 1 to 2%, a yellow-brown to reddish-colored oil with an intense smell spicy, due to its isovalerian aldehyde content, and it has between 45 and 65% 1.8-Cineol.

This tree, native to the Australian southeast and Tasmania, is widely spread throughout the world due to its ease of reproduction and in turn of growth, being a characteristic of reproduction and its rapidity of growth, being an important characteristic of the mime to absolve all the water around you.

Eucalyptus rectified essential oil distillation occurs throughout the year.