Organic Lemon Eucalyptus Essential Oil

Organic Lemon Eucalyptus Essential Oil (Corymbia citriodora) is an essential reference for the relief of joint and muscle pain. Rich in citronellal, it is particularly effective against rheumatism, osteoarthritis and aches and pains. Its powerful anti-inflammatory action makes it a valuable ally in massage and local application to painful areas. In addition to its benefits for joints and muscles, this essential oil is known for its mosquito repellent effect, thanks to its powerful lemony scent, the lemon eucalyptus scent even helps create a natural barrier against insects. Lemon eucalyptus essential oil is officially listed in mosquito repellents by the ANSM. 🌿An essential oil with multiple benefits ✔️ Relieves joint and muscle pain: A powerful natural pain reliever for osteoarthritis, rheumatism, and muscle tension. ✔️Natural anti-inflammatory effect: Soothes painful areas and promotes recovery after exercise. ✔️Mosquito repellent: Its lemony scent acts as a natural protection against insects. ✔️Pairs perfectly with wintergreen, katrafay, pink peppercorn, cinnamon bark or peppermint in a calophyllum oil. ✔️100% pure and organic – Carefully distilled to preserve its anti-inflammatory and repellent active ingredients. 💡How do I use it? 💆‍♂️For joint and muscle massage: Dilute 10% in a vegetable oil and apply by local massage to painful areas.💨In diffusion or as a natural spray: To repel mosquitoes and purify the air, mix with water and spray in your home.🌬Inhalation: A few drops in a bowl of hot water to clear the respiratory tract and purify the air.🛁In a relaxing bath: Add a few drops diluted in a neutral base to soothe muscle pain and relax. ⚠️Precautions: Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women and children under 6 years old. Always dilute before skin application, as it can be irritating in its pure state. Eavoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. 🌍Our story On our land of Anakendrika, after a devastating cyclone, several eucalyptus trees fell, revealing their massive ball-shaped roots. The workers, while trying to cut the branches to lighten the trees, witnessed an incredible phenomenon: the eucalyptus trees replanted themselves in their holes. In local culture, nature is alive and communicative. The workers, impressed by what they saw, came to get rum to water the trees, a traditional way of reconciling the tree with the earth. This connection with nature prompted us to plant 94,000 lemon eucalyptus trees in 2018, a project we are still continuing today.These trees are not only valuable for their essential oil, but they also protect the land and people from mosquitoes in an ecological and sustainable way while providing them with wood for cooking rice.