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DOCTOR VALNET Essential Oil Ciste 5ml ladanifère in our pharmacy bio Comment on recommendations for use and dosage of DOCTOR VALNET Essential Oil Ciste 5ml ladanifère with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
The essential oil of Cistus ladanifère has astringent properties, hemostatic and healing (essential oil can be used undiluted on a cotton swab in nosebleeds or minor injuries). It is used in dermatology and immunology. It is antibacterial and regulatory essential oil of the parasympathetic nervous system.
Cistus (family Cistaceae) are shrubs growing mostly on the Mediterranean. They love indeed dry soils (generally siliceous limestone but also) and sunny. In addition they have the particularity to regenerate easily and even multiply after the fires.
Suffice to say that the maquis or Mediterranean scrubland, so often affected by forest fires are covered with cistaies that bloom between spring and summer (April-June).
local action antibacterial and healing-type superficial cut; dilute the essential oil of Cistus ladanière to 30% in vegetable oil hypericum. Apply on the wound.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of DOCTOR VALNET Essential Oil Ciste 5ml ladanifère with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
The essential oil of Cistus ladanière is composed of monoterpene hydrocarbons, sesquiterpenes of monoterpene and sesquiterpene alcohols, esters monoterpene and monoterpene phenols.
| distilled | boughs |
| chemotype | α-pinene |
| Distillation | vapor low pressure water |
| Origin | Spain |
| yield | 67 kg to 1 kg of HE |
- Avoid if treatment with anticoagulants
- Not advised for pregnant or lactating women
- Forbidden to asthmatics without the advice of an allergist
The essential oil of Cistus Bio ladanière Doctor Valnet is contained in a 5ml bottle
We advise the essential oil of Cistus ladanière in the following cases:
- Locally: epistaxis, cuts, wounds, recent scars, acne, infected wounds, anal fissure, eruptive viral diseases (varicella, measles)
- Used in preparations against skin aging, wrinkles and stretch marks because of his skin astringent and tonic properties
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