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Eucalyptus Albida is often used in floristry for its colourful leaves. Bronze,coppers,oranges and hints of blues.when my neighbours asked me to distill the leaves to see what we get, I was happy to try and what has resulted is the most gentle of Eucalyptus oils with a magical, mystical, mythical blue colour. Now most essential oils that are blue have chamazulene in them and as it turns out so has this. It may be that this is a perfect reaction to the copper alembic still but who cares? Certainly not I and my neighbors are over the moon. This magnificent essential oil is unheard of. As with many Australia n plants very little research has been done on their essential oil properties.
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Cindy Banes
10/12/2018 06:39:02 pm
This is truely amazing and beautiful I would be interested to see if it has any pain relieving priories and if so you could use it as a massage oil for people with pain, but also as an equine massage pain reliever and may be could be used on horses together with a natural poltice . I have severe carpel tunnels in both hands and I need a knee replacement, so I for one would like to test it's pain relieving properties. It's worth ago. Leave a Reply. |
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