• Botanical Name: Eucalyptus globulus
• Extraction: Steam distilled from leaves
• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid
• Aroma: Strong, fresh, camphoraceous with minty notes
• Purity: 100% pure essential oil – undiluted
• Key Constituent: High 1,8-cineole (eucalyptol)
• Shelf Life: 2+ years when stored cool and dark
• Grade: Cosmetic and aromatherapy-safe

Usage

Skincare & Cosmetics:

• Facial Products (creams, serums, lotions): 0.1% – 0.5% (use sparingly due to its potency)
• Body Lotions & Creams: 0.5% – 2%
• Lip Balms & Glosses: Not recommended (can be irritating if ingested)
• Massage Oils: 1% – 3% (diluted in a carrier oil)

Soap & Bath Products:

• Cold Process Soap: 3% – 5% (strong scent; blend with citrus or woody oils for balance)
• Melt & Pour Soap: 1% – 3%
• Bath Bombs & Bath Salts: 1% – 3%

Hair Care:

• Shampoos & Conditioners: 0.5% – 2% (helps with scalp stimulation and freshness)
• Scalp Treatments: 1% – 3% (diluted in a carrier oil)

Aromatherapy & Home Use:

• Diffusers: 3–5 drops per 100mL of water (clears sinuses, boosts energy)
• Room & Linen Sprays: 0.5% – 2% (diluted in water or alcohol)
• Natural Cleaners: 1% – 3% (mix with vinegar or castile soap for an antibacterial effect)

Candle Making:

• Soy & Paraffin Wax Candles: 6% – 10% (strong scent; use lower amounts for subtle aroma)

• 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.

• General Handling: Store in a cool, dark place in sealed bottle.
• Skin Contact: Dilute before use (0.1-3%); patch test required – potent.
• Children/Pregnancy: Not recommended under 10 or during pregnancy due to high cineole.
• Eyes/Mucous Membranes: Avoid contact; rinse thoroughly.
• Ingestion: Toxic if swallowed – external use only.
• Allergies: Possible sensitivity – test first.
• First Aid: Rinse skin/eyes; seek advice if irritation persists.

Is eucalyptus essential oil safe for skincare?
Yes when diluted (0.1-2%); antibacterial for acne but patch test – can irritate undiluted.

What's the usage rate in cold-process soap?
3-5% of total oils – strong scent; blend with citrus/woody for balance.

Can it be used undiluted?
No – always dilute to prevent irritation.

Is it suitable for diffusers or respiratory support?
Yes – 3-5 drops per 100ml water for clearing airways.

How does it perform in candles?
Excellent – 6-10% for strong herbal throw.

Is it safe for children or pregnancy?
No for under 10 or pregnancy – high cineole content.

Can it be used in bath bombs?
Yes – 1-3%; disperse with polysorbate 80 for even release.

Any irritation risk?
Potent – dilute well; avoid sensitive areas and mucous membranes.