Manuka essential oil

Manuka is a slow-growing shrub that can reach up to 4 meters in height. 

It is distinguished by its small dark green leaves and its pretty white or pink flowers which bloom during the summer.

 Native to New Zealand, manuka has played an important role in Maori culture for centuries. 

Maori traditionally used different parts of the plant for their medicinal properties.

 Manuka is a pioneer plant capable of growing in inhospitable lands and nutrient-poor soils. 

It thrives in well-drained soils and is resistant to drought conditions. 

This ability to adapt makes it a valuable plant for the preservation of the New Zealand ecosystem. _________ Directions for use: Perfuming essential oil for skin use to be diluted in vegetable oil. 

Dilute 15 drops of essential oil for 50ml of vegetable oil, i.e. a dilution of approximately 1%. _________ Precautions for use: Do not use without medical advice in children under 7 years old, pregnant or breastfeeding women. 

Do not use in people with epilepsy. 

Do not swallow. 

Do not expose yourself to the sun for 12 hours after application (risk of photosensitization depending on essential oils). 

Do not continue use in the event of a skin reaction. _________ Storage: Store the bottle tightly closed in a cool place and protected from light.