Product Name: Eucalyptus Essential Oil
Volume: 100 ml
Ingredients: 100% pure eucalyptus essential oil
Packaging: Glass bottle
Origin: China

Distributor Responsible for the Product:
ANH SAO TRADING, SERVICE AND IMPORT-EXPORT CO., LTD

Business Registration No.: 0111178976 issued by the Department of Planning and Investment of Hanoi on August 15, 2025

Address: Kiosk No. 21, Cho Gach Moi Market, Phuc Tho Commune, Phuc Tho District, Hanoi, Vietnam
Email: info@anhsaotrading.store
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Eucalyptus essential oil is extracted entirely from natural sources, offering a fresh, pleasant scent that soothes and helps clear the respiratory tract. The product also helps relieve body aches and relax the mind after a stressful day.

Uses & Benefits

1. Treats Colds and Relieves Nasal Congestion
   The main component of eucalyptus oil is 1,8-cineole, which has antibacterial properties. It stimulates the immune system, reduces inflammation, acts as an antioxidant, and relieves pain. Steam inhalation with eucalyptus oil is an effective way to reduce congestion. Inhaling its aroma soothes phlegm and eases blockage caused by common colds, flu, or more serious conditions such as bronchitis.

2. Relieves Coughs
   Eucalyptus oil helps clear the chest and significantly reduce coughing. Inhaling or applying eucalyptus oil to the chest helps loosen mucus so it can be expelled during coughing. A 2004 animal study showed eucalyptus oil has anti-inflammatory effects on the bronchial tubes.

3. Nourishes Hair
   Using eucalyptus oil can improve hair health and strength. It nourishes hair follicles and strengthens hair. For treatment, mix a few drops of eucalyptus oil with a carrier oil such as olive or coconut oil and massage into the scalp — this can promote thicker, softer hair. Active compounds in eucalyptus oil stimulate hair follicles by improving local circulation, encouraging healthy hair growth.

4. Treats Itchy Scalp
   For dry, itchy scalps, mix eucalyptus oil with vinegar and apply to the scalp to provide warmth, cleanse the scalp, and reduce dandruff, leaving hair healthier.

5. Insect Repellent
   Eucalyptus oil is an excellent natural insect repellent for outdoor trips, camping, or work-related needs. Many commercial repellents rely on the chemical DEET; eucalyptus oil offers a 100% natural alternative with effective insect-repelling properties.
   To repel household pests (ants, cockroaches, mosquitoes), soak cotton balls with 3–5 drops of eucalyptus oil and place them where pests are commonly seen.

6. Treats Mouth Sores (Canker Sores)
   Recipe:

• 1 drop peppermint oil or tea tree oil

• 2–3 drops carrier oil (coconut or olive oil)
  Apply the mixture to the sore about 3–4 times daily to speed healing and relieve pain.

7. Repels Rodents
   If you have problems with rodents, try using eucalyptus oil — a 2014 study in The Scientific World Journal indicated eucalyptus oil can help repel rats.

8. Helps with Diabetes (Supportive)
   There isn’t enough human research to fully explain how eucalyptus oil affects blood sugar, but a 2010 animal study found that four weeks of eucalyptus oil treatment improved diabetic conditions and significantly reduced blood glucose in mice. Eucalyptus oil may help lower blood sugar; use only as a complementary therapy alongside prescribed medication and doctor supervision. Some studies suggest eucalyptus can act as a vasodilator, improving circulation, which may be beneficial for diabetic patients with poor blood flow.

9. Reduces Fever
   Eucalyptus oil can help reduce body temperature during fever due to its anti-inflammatory and vasodilating properties, which improve overall circulation. Historically, eucalyptus oil has been used as a “fever oil.” Some topical ointments available commercially that reduce fever contain eucalyptus oil.

10. Treats Bad Breath
    Eucalyptus oil contains eucalyptol (cineole), a disinfectant used in mouthwashes and toothpastes. Cineole kills bacteria that cause bad breath, helps prevent plaque buildup, and reduces gum inflammation. Research published in the Journal of Periodontology indicates eucalyptus oil can kill harmful oral bacteria and reduce plaque, explaining its use in oral care products.

11. Supports Seasonal Allergy Management
    An animal study published in BMC Immunology showed eucalyptus oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties and may modulate immune responses, which can help with allergy symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, and itchy nose.

12. Relieves Joint Pain and Arthritis
    Eucalyptus oil is anti-inflammatory and analgesic, helping relieve pain and inflammation associated with conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, and muscle injuries. A 2013 study investigating eucalyptus oil for post-knee replacement pain suggested inhalation may reduce pain and blood pressure after surgery. Many topical analgesic ointments include eucalyptus oil as an active ingredient.

13. Muscle Tension Relief
    As a natural vasodilator, eucalyptus oil improves circulation, which can reduce muscle tension from overexertion.

14. Sinus Relief
    Eucalyptus oil reduces mucus membranes, thins sinus secretions, and opens the airways, providing relief from blocked sinuses. A 2004 study showed improvements in symptoms of nonbacterial sinusitis; other research (2010) supports efficacy against colds, flu, respiratory infections, rhinitis, and sinusitis.

15. Asthma
    Eucalyptus oil can help relieve asthma symptoms by reducing inflammation and loosening mucus, improving airflow. The active ingredient 1,8-cineole has anti-inflammatory effects relevant to bronchial asthma. Caution: Eucalyptus fragrance can trigger asthma in highly sensitive individuals. Asthma is serious—consult a doctor before use.

16. Antifungal for Skin Infections
    Eucalyptus oil is a natural antifungal. Studies (including 2015 research) show topical eucalyptus may be an acceptable, affordable alternative for treating nail and skin fungal infections.

17. Acne Treatment
    Eucalyptus oil kills bacteria that clog pores and helps dry and soothe acne-affected skin because of its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects.

18. Cleaning and Deodorizing
    Eucalyptus oil is a powerful antibacterial and antifungal cleaner and an effective deodorizer. It can be used for household cleaning: bathrooms, showers, kitchen counters, floors, and more.

19. Mental Well-being
    Eucalyptus oil can relax, relieve pain, and clear the airways. By improving breathing and oxygen flow to the brain, it may help you feel more comfortable, energized, and refreshed.

20. Wound Care
    Due to antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties, eucalyptus oil can be a helpful natural aid for minor wounds, cuts, burns, ulcers, and insect bites. Traditional medicine often uses eucalyptus as a topical remedy.

Who should use eucalyptus oil?

Eucalyptus essential oil is suitable for all ages. It is especially useful for people with colds, coughs, asthma, or certain skin conditions. It can also benefit those with dry, damaged hair as a nourishing treatment.

How to Use

• Therapeutic massage for pain relief:
  20 drops eucalyptus + 20 drops lavender + 5 drops peppermint + 20 drops sandalwood + 5 drops wintergreen + 90 ml almond oil. Shake well. Massage a small amount onto sore muscles or joints.

• Gym room spray:
  20 drops eucalyptus + 40 drops lavender + 20 drops lemon + 10 drops petitgrain + 10 drops spearmint + 300 ml distilled water. Shake well and use as a spray.

• Office diffuser blend:
  30 drops bergamot + 50 drops lemon + 20 drops eucalyptus + 600 ml distilled water for diffusing.

• For insect bite swelling:
  10 drops eucalyptus + 10 drops patchouli + 10 drops rosewood + 60 ml water for steam or topical application to the bite area; can also be used to spray clothing to deter insects.

• Aroma mask (face mask):
  1 tablespoon yogurt + 2 drops lavender + 1 drop eucalyptus. Apply to clean skin, leave 15 minutes, then rinse with a warm damp cloth.

• Dandruff treatment oil:
  1 tbsp jojoba oil + 2 drops eucalyptus + 3 drops rosemary. Wet hair with warm water, massage mixture into scalp, cover and wait 30 minutes, then shampoo and rinse.

• Bath:
  Add 6–8 drops eucalyptus to bath water for a cooling summer effect and protective benefits in winter.

• For fever relief:
  A warm bath with 1 drop eucalyptus + 1 drop peppermint + 1 drop lavender.