Eucalyptus (Blue Gum) Essential Oil

• Botanical Name: Eucalyptus globulus
• INCI Name: Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil
• Extraction Method: Steam Distilled from leaves
• Origin: Australia
• CAS Number: 8000-48-4 / 84625-32-1
• FEMA Number: 2466
• EINECS Number: 283-406-2
• Note Classification: Top Note
• Aroma: Refreshing, penetrating, medicinal, camphoraceous-green
• Shelf Life: 2–3 years when stored cool and dark in amber glass

• Respiratory Support: Clears airways and eases congestion in diffusers and steam.
• Skin Cleansing: Antibacterial action helps acne, blemishes, and irritated skin.
• Cooling Relief: Soothes muscles, joints, and scalp itch.
• Invigorating Aroma: Uplifts and energises in soaps, baths, and home sprays.
• Natural Purifier: Adds disinfecting benefits to cleaners and body products.
• Soap & Bath Enhancement: Strong herbal scent with refreshing tingle.

Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oil is potent and must be used with care.

Hazard Information (from MSDS):

• Skin corrosion/irritation Category 3
• Serious eye damage/eye irritation Category 2B
• Skin sensitizer Category 1
• Hazardous to the aquatic environment (acute & long-term)
• Dilution: Always dilute before skin application (max 1–2% in leave-on products).
• Skin Sensitivity: May cause irritation or allergic reaction in sensitive individuals – patch test recommended.
• Eyes: Strong irritant – rinse immediately with water for 15 minutes and seek medical attention.
• Pregnancy & Children: Consult a professional before use during pregnancy or with young children.
• Ingestion: Toxic if swallowed and enters airways – seek immediate medical help.
• Storage: Keep in cool, dark place in amber glass.
• First Aid: Follow MSDS instructions – rinse skin/eyes thoroughly and seek medical attention if needed.

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What does Eucalyptus Globulus smell like?
Refreshing, penetrating, medicinal, and camphoraceous-green – the classic “eucalyptus” aroma.

Is it suitable for respiratory support?
Yes – widely used to help clear congestion and promote easier breathing when diffused or used in chest rubs (properly diluted).

Can it be used in skincare?
Yes – clarifying for oily or congested skin when highly diluted. Always patch test.

Is it suitable for soap making?
Yes – 1–3% of total oils for a fresh, cleansing top note.

How should I store it?
In a cool, dark place in amber glass to preserve the aroma and potency.

Where is this Eucalyptus sourced from?
Steam-distilled from leaves of trees growing in the forests of Australia.

Any safety precautions?
It is a skin sensitizer and eye irritant. Always dilute properly and avoid ingestion.