French pharmacy
Essential Oil of Wintergreen Comptoir Aroma is a very good organic essential oil for massage and can also be used orally.
The Oil of Wintergreen Bio Le Comptoir Aroma is extracted from the leaves of Wintergreen fragrant shrub up to 5-6 meters high. From Nepal, it has evergreen leaves and small white flowers in the shape of bells. Its fruits are small berries bright red. The essential oil scent is warm Wintergreen, camphor, slightly caramélée, with leather notes.
The Wintergreen organic essential oil is known for relieving muscle pain associated with overexertion, backache, arthritis and any musculoskeletal problem. It allows the muscles to relax and reduces inflammation of the joints and loosens tendons. It is often part of the composition of creams, balms, gels, lotions and massage oils for sports s.
Prohibited the dissemination and bath.
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women and children under 12 years.
Prohibited in people allergic to salicylates or anticoagulants.
Latin name: Gaultheria fragrantissima.
Botanical Family: Ericaceae
Part of the plant: leaves
Chemotype: Methyl salicylate
Quality EOBBD: (Essential Oil Botanically and Biochemically Defined)
10ml vial
Wintergreen was known and used for a long time by Amerindians for inflammatory pathologies . The Indians in fact made an enormous consumption of wintergreen, both internally, against infectious diseases , to bring down fever, and externally, to relieve their pain and heal their wounds. A little history At the beginning of the 19th century, the Iroquois prepared “ Swains panacea ”, thus macerating wintergreen. This preparation then…
Read the article on the blogAn essential oil is an odoriferous liquid, ranging from fluid to thick, with a colour that varies according to the plant of origin. It is secreted by specialised cells. It is found in different parts of the plant: the leaves (such as peppermint and basil), the flowers (such as lavender and ylang ylang) and the wood (Atlas cedar, white sandalwood),…
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