Eucalyptus Oil
- CAS Number: 8000-48-4
- Chemical Formula: C10H18O
- MOQ: 1000KG
- Shelf Life: 2 years
- Forms: Liquid
- Synonyms: Eucalyptus Globulus Oil, Eucalyptus Essential Oil, Eucalyptus Oil (Blue Gum), Eucalyptus Radiata Oil, Eucalyptus Polybractea Oil
Product Description
What Is Eucalyptus Oil?
The leaves of trees in the Eucalyptus genus are used to make eucalyptus oil, an essential oil. It has a fresh, distinctive aroma and is commonly used in aromatherapy, cleaning products, and pharmaceuticals. The main component of eucalyptus oil is eucalyptol (1,8-cineole), known for its antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic properties.
The preparation method involves steam distillation, where fresh or dried eucalyptus leaves are heated, and steam is used to extract the essential oil. Eucalyptus oil is produced by condensing and separating the volatile oils carried by the steam. This process efficiently preserves the natural components, making it widely used in medical, aromatherapy, and personal care applications.
Related Parameters:
| Items | Standard |
| Refractive Index(20℃） | 1.4580-1.4700 |
| Relative Density(20℃） | 0.904~0.925 |
| Optical Rotation(20℃） | -10°~+10° |
| Heavy metal (Pb) | ≤10.0mg/kg |
| Arsenic (As) | ≤3.0mg/kg |
| miscibility(20℃） | The 1 volume sample was mixed in 5 volumes of 70% (volume fraction) ethanol to form a clarified solution. |
| Content（%） | 1,8-Cineole≥80.0 |
| Riddelliine≤0.002 |
Recommended Dosage of Eucalyptus Oil:
| Applications | Dosage |
| Aromatherapy | 2%-5% |
| Respiratory Care | 1%-2% |
| Skin Care | 1%-3% |
| Muscle and Joint Pain | 3%-5% |
| Cleaning | 1%-2% |
| Repelling Insects | 2%-5% |
| Hair Care | 1%-2% |
| Household Deodorizer | 1%-2% |
Eucalyptus Oil Has Wide Range of Uses:
1. Respiratory Health
Eucalyptus oil clears nasal passages, reduces congestion, and soothes coughing. It is commonly employed in steam inhalations or diffusers for the treatment of respiratory conditions.
2. Skin Care
Eucalyptus oil’s antibacterial qualities aid in the treatment of cuts, wounds, insect bites, and skin diseases. It promotes healing when diluted in carrier oil.
3. Pain Relief
Eucalyptus oil eases muscle soreness and joint pain. When massaged with a carrier oil, it reduces inflammation and relieves discomfort.
4. Cleaning
Used in cleaning solutions, eucalyptus oil disinfects surfaces, kills bacteria, and deodorizes, leaving a fresh scent.
5. Repellent for Insects
It naturally keeps insects and mosquitoes away. To keep insects away, the diluted oil can be diffused or applied topically.
6. Hair Maintenance
Eucalyptus oil promotes the growth of healthy hair, calms the scalp, and treats dandruff.
7. Household Deodorizer
Diffused or in room sprays, eucalyptus oil freshens the air and eliminates odors.
User Asked Question:
Q: What’s the difference between eucalyptus oil and peppermint oil?
A: Eucalyptus oil is mainly used for respiratory support, muscle pain relief, and skin care. It has a fresh, medicinal scent and is great for treating colds, congestion, and inflammation. Peppermint oil, with its strong menthol aroma, is commonly used for headaches, digestive issues, and boosting mental clarity. Both oils are cooling and soothing, but peppermint oil is more effective for digestive and headache relief, while eucalyptus oil excels in respiratory and muscle pain applications.
