Puressentiel Organic Cypress Essential Oil 10ml in our organic pharmacy. This essential oil is antitussive, mucolytic, bronchial antispasmodic, antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral and antioxidant.
Cypress essential oil has anti-inflammatory properties for veins and lymphatic vessels. It is healing, neurotonic and rebalances the central nervous system. It is an antitussive, mucolytic, bronchial antispasmodic, antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral and antioxidant essential oil. It is also an immunostimulant and prostate decongestant. Cypress is a tree that grows in Provence in the South of France, and it is the fresh twigs that are steam-distilled to extract the essential oil.
Organic Cypress essential oil has a wide range of beneficial properties for health and well-being. Its main benefits include:
Thanks to its woody, soothing fragrance, organic Cypress essential oil is ideal for promoting relaxation and relieving stress and anxiety. Used as an atmospheric diffusion or inhalation, it helps to calm the mind and promote a general sense of well-being.
Cypress essential oil is renowned for its tonic and circulatory properties. Massaged into a vegetable oil, it promotes blood circulation, relieving heavy legs, varicose veins and hemorrhoids. It can also be used in synergy with other essential oils to reinforce its circulatory action.
Thanks to its expectorant and antitussive properties, organic Cypress essential oil is beneficial for the respiratory tract. Inhaled or massaged into the chest, it helps clear the respiratory tract, relieving nasal congestion, coughs and respiratory infections.
Organic Cypress essential oil has astringent and purifying properties, making it a precious ally for skin care. It is effective for regulating excess sebum, reducing skin imperfections and toning the skin. It can be added to skin care products or diluted in a vegetable oil for topical use.
Due to its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, organic Cypress essential oil is effective for relieving muscle and joint pain . When diluted in a massage oil, it helps relax tense muscles, reducing pain and tension.
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Neurological regulating action for excessive perspiration; dilute cypress essential oil 20% in wheat germ vegetable oil. Apply to the solar plexus and along the spine.
Precautions for use
Cupressus sempervirens oil, limonene, linalol
Chemotype: alpha-pinene, delta-3-carene
Family: Cupressaceae
Cupressus sempervirens
o.p twigs
s.b. a-pinene, D3-carene, cedrol
Origin : France
Presentation
10 ml bottle.
We recommend cypress essential oil for the following therapeutic indications:
N.B.: Do not confuse this cypress essential oil with blue cypress essential oil, which is highly toxic.
Cypress Essential Oil is used orally to soothe coughs and dermally to relieve heavy legs.
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