LCA Huile essentielle de Cyprès de Provence bio 5 ml in our organic pharmacy, Give your opinion on how to use and dosage with our partner Verified opinions after your purchase.
LCA Cypress de Provence bio essential oil is extracted from cypress trees grown in the Provence region. This essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the plant's aerial parts, thus preserving its therapeutic properties. Each bottle contains 5 ml of pure, organic essential oil.
When can you use Cypress de Provence essential oil?
LCA Organic Cypress of Provence Essential Oil has numerous properties, such as:
Organic Cypress de Provence essential oil is remarkably effective in relieving circulatory disorders. By stimulating blood and lymphatic circulation, it promotes the drainage of liquids accumulated in tissues, helping to reduce symptoms of venous congestion, such as heavy legs and swelling.
Thanks to its active components, this essential oil is an effective expectorant. It liquefies bronchial secretions, facilitating their elimination and clearing the respiratory tract. Its use is therefore recommended for respiratory ailments such as bronchitis, sinusitis or colds.
The astringent properties of organic Cypress de Provence essential oil make it an effective perspiration regulator. By tightening the skin's pores, it reduces excessive sweat production, offering relief to those prone to hyperhidrosis or profuse sweating.
This essential oil has anti-spasmodic properties, making it useful for relieving muscle spasms and nervous tension. Its relaxing action helps to loosen muscles and relieve pain associated with cramps, muscle contractures and tension headaches.
Organic Cypress de Provence essential oil has emmenagogic virtues, which means it can be beneficial for regulating menstrual cycles and relieving menstrual disorders. It promotes blood circulation in the pelvic region, which can help ease abdominal pain and reduce symptoms associated with premenstrual syndrome.
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For excessive perspiration: Apply one or two drops of Cypress de Provence essential oil to the armpits, hands or soles of the feet.
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Precautions for use
Cypress de Provence essential oil is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women, or for young babies. This essential oil is not recommended in cases of hormone-dependent fibroids and mastosis.
PRODUCTION METHOD: Steam distillation
BOTANICAL NAME: Cupressus Sempervirens
PART OF PLANT EXTRACTED: Twig
Main chemical compound : Monoterpenes (60 to 85%) (Alpha-pinene, delta 3 Carene)
Other chemical compounds: Monoterpenols (3 to 5%), Sesquiterpenols, Sesquiterpenes
LCA Organic Cypress essential oil comes in a 5 ml bottle.
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