Myrtle Oil

Name: Myrtle Oil
Brand: Gyalabs
SKU: EOSMRT010M
Price: 11.49 USD
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Essential Oil

EAN Number: 4897085746093

Product Description

Myrtle is a historical plant first found in ancient Greece. Soldiers, warriors and athletes were commemorated with the leave of the plant Myrtus Communis. The myrtle essential oil is derived from this plant and has many of its qualities incorporated in it.

Uses

It is used in aromatherapy to promote relaxation.
It is used as an aphrodisiac.
It can be applied on the nose and throat to promote healthy wellbeing.
Because of its aroma, it is used in deodorants and air fresheners.

Benefits

It is beneficial for hair and scalp.
It improves your yoga experience.
It can help clean the environment around you.

Main Constituents

Pinene, linalool, camphene, cineol, myrtenol and geraniol.

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Product Details

Uses

It is used in aromatherapy to promote relaxation.
It is used as an aphrodisiac.
It can be applied on the nose and throat to promote healthy wellbeing.
Because of its aroma, it is used in deodorants and air fresheners.

Benefits

It is beneficial for hair and scalp.
It improves your yoga experience.
It can help clean the environment around you.

Main Constituents

Pinene, linalool, camphene, cineol, myrtenol and geraniol.

Shipping & returns

Free shipping worldwide

Overview

Myrtle Oil Essential Oil Benefits
How to use Myrtle Oil Essential Oil

Maintains Nerve Health

It keeps your nerves stable and prevents you from feeling apprehensive or overly agitated over little situations. It helps with nervous and neurotic problems, tremors in the limbs, dread, vertigo, anxiety, and stress.

Easy breathing

This characteristic of myrtle essential oil prevents phlegm and catarrh from accumulating in the respiratory tracts. This feature also reduces mucus production and relieves coughs and breathing problems.

Relaxes the entire body

Myrtle essential oil soothes and calms. Tension, stress, aggravation, wrath, anguish, and despair are all relieved by this feature, as well as inflammation, irritation, and allergies. The oil has a sedative effect which is useful in inducing uninterrupted sleep. It also relaxes the mind and gets rid of anxiety and stress.

Aphrodisiac

The plant, and ergo its oil, is associated with the Goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite, and it is used as an aphrodisiac. Impotency, frigidity, erectile disorder, and libido loss are among ailments that it effectively treats.

How To Use Myrtle Essential oil

The fragrance of myrtle essential oil is pleasant, fresh, green, and somewhat camphorous. Here are a few uses for the same:

Application

Astringent Characteristics

Myrtle essential oil, when used in mouthwash, causes the gums to tighten and improve their grip on the teeth. It also causes the digestive tracts and muscles to tense when consumed. It also helps to reduce wrinkles by contracting and tightening the skin. It can also aid in the prevention of haemorrhaging by causing blood vessels to constrict.

Removes Bad Odors

Myrtle essential oil helps to get rid of smells. It may be used as a room refresher in incense sticks and burners, fumigants, and vaporizers. It may also be used as a deodorant or perfume for the body. It does not have the same negative effects as commercial deodorants, such as itching, irritation, or skin spots.

Reduce infections

Myrtle essential oil has analgesic and antiseptic properties, and hence it can be applied on wounds. If the wound is caused due to a rusted iron, myrtle oil prevents germs from infecting the wounds, and protects against sepsis and tetanus.

Expectorant

This feature of myrtle oil helps to diminish the presence of phlegm and its subsequent deposition. It also relieves coughing and clears nasal congestion, bronchial congestion, and lung congestion caused by colds. Being an expectorant, myrtle oil is effective in clearing congestions from nose, throat and lungs. It loosens the phlegm and clears the respiratory tract.

Myrtle Essential Oil Uses

It is used to mitigate or overcome sexual disorders. Regular aromatherapy or massage with myrtle oil stimulates blood flow and treats sexual issues such as loss of libido.

Diluted myrtle oil is applied on the scalp. The astringent properties of the oil contract the cells and prevents hair fall.

When used in aromatherapy the molecules of myrtle stabilizes the nerves and helps overcome anxiety. It can also lessen symptoms of neurotic disorders.

The properties of myrtle oil enable it to fight against bacterial, fungal and microbial infections. It is used to treat infections in the stomach.

Myrtle Essential oil Blends With

Myrtle Essential oil Blends With

Myrtle essential oil blends well with black pepper, cedarwood, neroli, myrrh, coriander, frankincense, lavender and lemongrass essential oils.

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Myrtle Oil Extracted

Myrtle Oil Extracted

Myrtle essential oil is extracted by steam distillation. The flowers, leaves and stems of the myrtle plant are dried and subjected to steam distillation.

How to use myrtle essential oil for thyroid?

Always consult your doctor before using myrtle essential oil for thyroid.

How do you make myrtle essential oil?

The easiest way to make myrtle oil is to crush two handfuls of myrtle leaves till it releases its juices. Place these crushed leaves in a jar and fill it with olive oil. The marination time can be up to two months or just two weeks, the more the better. Filter out the leaves and store the oil in a cool dry place.

What blends well with myrtle?

The following essential oils blend well with myrtle essential oil – Clary sage, lemongrass, elemi, bergamot, eucalyptus, rosemary, frankincense and ylang ylang.

Can you put myrtle oil on your skin?

Yes, myrtle oil must first be diluted and then applied on the skin.

Can you ingest myrtle essential oil?

We, at Gya Labs, do not encourage the ingestion of essential oils

Is myrtle oil good for hair?

Myrtle essential oil has many compounds that protect the hair. The compound β-caryophyllene oxide has been shown to protect hair follicles. Similarly the compound Pinocarveol has benefits for the hair. The oil must be applied on the scalp and massaged regularly for the results to show.

Where to apply myrtle essential oil?

Apply 10–12 drops of Gya Labs myrtle essential oil diluted in 10 ml of neutral carrier oil starting at the bottom of the feet and working up the legs.

Does myrtle smell like Eucalyptus?

Myrtle oil has an aroma that reminds of eucalyptus, however, the aroma is mild.

What does myrtle essential oil smell like?

The aroma of myrtle oil is sweet herbaceous and slightly camphorous.

What essential oil can I substitute for myrtle?

Cajeput and tea tree essential oils are apt substitutes for myrtle essential oil.

What are the benefits of myrtle essential oil?

Myrtle oil is good for inhalation aromatherapy and massage aromatherapy. It can be used as an air freshener in homes, offices and cars. It is good for cleaning the floors and furniture. It can be added to the rinse cycle while washing clothes to give the clothes a good fragrance. It can be added to other cosmetic products to enhance its effects. It can be used in daily skin and hair care.

What is Myrtle essential oil used for?

Myrtle is used in aromatherapy for relaxation. It can be applied on the nose and throat to promote healthy wellbeing. And because of its aroma, it is used in deodorants and air fresheners.

What is Myrtle essential oil good for?

Myrtle essential oil is good for skin care and has been used in the Mediterranean region, since the Middle Ages.

Where can I buy myrtle essential oil?

You can purchase myrtle oil from Gya Labs. Gya Labs’ myrtle oil is known for its potential health benefits, such as improving respiratory conditions, reducing stress and anxiety, supporting skin health, and boosting the immune system. It can be used in aromatherapy, diluted in carrier oils for massage or skincare, or added to bath products.