Phytosun Aroms OrganicRed Myrtle Essential Oil helps clear the respiratory tract, stimulates circulation, and restores balance to the nervous system. Ideal for winter and for overall well-being.
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Phytosun Aroms Organic Red Myrtle Essential Oil is known for its powerful decongestant and expectorant properties. It effectively relieves congested airways, particularly in cases of a productive cough, mild bronchitis, or a stuffy nose. When used in a diffuser or for chest massage (always diluted), it helps thin secretions, clear the bronchial tubes, and ease breathing. Its gentle nature also makes it ideal for winter months, when aromatherapy can help strengthen the body’s natural defenses.
Thanks to its high content of oxides and monoterpenes (1,8-cineole, alpha-pinene), this essential oil purifies the air and has a deep-acting effect on the bronchial tree. It is particularly useful at the first signs of congestion or as a complement to treatment for a cold. When combined with other oils such as ravintsara or eucalyptus radiata, it intensifies the purifying and decongestant effects. It is also well tolerated by the respiratory tract, making it a gentle yet powerful alternative for the whole family (except young children). When diffused in the evening, it promotes restful sleep by reducing nighttime coughing fits.
Beyond its respiratory benefits, Red Myrtle essential oil has toning properties that support venous and lymphatic circulation. It is particularly recommended for massage to relieve the sensation of heavy legs or improve skin tone. Its firming properties also make it a key ingredient in homemade slimming treatments or firming oils. Its aromatic scent—slightly sweet and woody—provides an immediate sense of well-being.
Thanks to its balancing properties, Red Myrtle is also used to soothe mental tension. When diffused, it promotes grounding, concentration, and serenity, while reducing feelings of inner restlessness. It is an ideal essential oil for chronic stress, mental fatigue, or to complement relaxation, meditation, or yoga practices. It helps restore harmony between body and mind thanks to its sweet, deep fragrance.
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Difficulty breathing: Add 2 drops to a spoonful of vegetable oil and massage onto the chest 2 to 3 times a day.
Heavy legs: A few drops diluted in a vegetable oil, massaged upward along the legs.
Precautions
Can it be used to clear the bronchial tubes?
Yes, when diluted and massaged onto the chest or used in a diffuser, it helps clear the airways.
Is it suitable for children?
It is not recommended for children under 6 years of age. Use with caution and under medical supervision.
Can I use it to improve blood circulation?
Yes, it is recommended for massage to stimulate circulation and firm the skin.
Is it relaxing?
Yes, when diffused, it promotes nervous system balance and reduces mild anxiety.
What is the difference between Red Myrtle and Green Myrtle?
Red Myrtle is richer in ketones, with a more toning and decongestant effect, while Green Myrtle is milder and has expectorant properties.
Ingredients:
Phytosun Aroms Organic Red Myrtle Essential Oil
Myrtus communis
Aromatic compounds: 1,8-cineole, α-pinene, myrtényl acetate, limonene
Distilled part: twigs
Packaging:
10 mL dropper bottle. Available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
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