PRANARŌM Organic Provence Cypress Essential Oil supports circulation, aids breathing, and balances emotions. A natural, effective, and certified organic solution.
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Cypress essential oil (Cupressus semperivens) has anti-inflammatory properties that benefit veins and lymphatic vessels. It promotes healing, acts as a neurotonic, helps rebalance the central nervous system, and has antitussive, mucolytic, and antispasmodic effects on the bronchi. It is also antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral, and combats bacterial biofilms. Additionally, it acts as an antioxidant, an immunostimulant, a decongestant for the prostate, a mild emmenagogue, and a sweat regulator.
This essential oil is used for the following therapeutic indications:
Pranarôm’s Organic Provence Cypress Essential Oil is obtained by steam distillation of Provence cypress leaves, organically grown in accordance with organic farming standards. This extraction process ensures that all the therapeutic properties of the essential oil are preserved, along with its optimal purity and quality.
The chemical composition of Pranarôm’s Organic Provence Cypress essential oil is characterized by the presence of several active compounds, the main ones being α-pinene, δ-3-carene, limonene, myrcene, and α-terpineol. These compounds give the essential oil its therapeutic properties, particularly its decongestant, toning, and soothing effects.
Organic Provence Cypress essential oil is known for its decongestant effect on the respiratory tract. It is particularly effective atrelieving symptoms of respiratory conditions such as coughs, colds, bronchitis, and sinusitis. When inhaled or diffused, it helps clear the respiratory tract and ease breathing.
Thanks to its toning and stimulating properties, Organic Provence Cypress essential oil helpsstrengthen the immune system and revitalize the body and mind. It is ideal for combating physical and mental fatigue, as well as for boosting concentration and vitality.
Organic Provence Cypress essential oil is also known for its soothing effects on circulatory issues. Itpromotes blood circulation, relieves heavy and tired legs, and helps alleviate varicose veins and hemorrhoids. When used in massage diluted in a vegetable oil, it provides immediate relief and a feeling of lightness.
Finally, organic Provence cypress essential oil has antispasmodic and calming properties that make it a valuable ally for relieving muscle spasms, cramps, and tension. It also helps soothe the nervous system, thereby promoting relaxation and overall well-being.
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Do not use undiluted (dermocaustic)
Dilute cypress essential oil to 5% in a carrier oil. Apply to the solar plexus and along the spine.
What are the precautions for use?
Can it be used for massage?
Yes, when diluted in a vegetable oil, it is ideal for circulatory and toning massages.
Is it suitable for diffusion?
Yes, it can be diffused alone or in combination with other oils to purify the air and promote mental calm.
Is it suitable for children?
Its use is restricted to adults and children over 6 years of age, under professional guidance.
Are there any contraindications?
It is not recommended for individuals with mastosis or a history of hormonal issues. It should be avoided by pregnant or breastfeeding women.
Pranarom’s cypress essential oil contains the following natural active compounds:
Monoterpenes: alpha-pinene (45–70%), delta-3-carene (15–30%), sabinene, myrcene
Sesquiterpenes: alpha-cedrene, delta-cadinene, germacrene D
Sesquiterpenols: cedrol (7%), cadinol
Labdane diterpenols: manool, sempervirol
Diterpenic acids: neocupressic acids
Packaging:5 mL dropperbottle
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