Camphor essential oil

Camphor cinnamon is an evergreen subtropical tree, reaching a height of up to 50 meters. The broad and firm trunk is covered with blue-gray bark, yellow inflorescences that later give black fruit. The birthplace of growth is Taiwan, China, Japan. From the wood powder of the plant, camphor essential oil is obtained by steam distillation.

Woody bitter and pungent, has a pleasant spicy undertone, and a slight resemblance to eucalyptus.

It has stimulating, antiarrhythmic, antiseptic, expectorant, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, warming properties. It has a beneficial effect on the body with hypertension, arthritis, general fatigue, purulent wounds, depression, allergies, chronic diseases of the respiratory system, neuralgia, heart failure. Normalizes respiration and blood circulation, Activates hair growth. Suitable for bath and sauna. Recommended for oily and inflamed skin.

In case of a strong cough, use hot inhalation with 1 tablespoon of oil per liter of boiling water, breathe for no more than 10 minutes. A mask applied for 20 minutes from clay and 4 drops of ether will help against rashes and acne on the face. In case of hair loss, mix 1 tablespoon of lemon juice with 1 teaspoon of camphor, rub the mixture into the hair roots, after 2 hours rinse with water.

Forbidden to use inside! Pregnant women, children under 7 years old, prone to epilepsy and high blood pressure. The dosage should be observed and a skin test done before using the oil.