Manuka

Manuka is part of myrtle family. Similar to tea tree but warmer, richer, and milder, manuka oil has Long been used in the treatment of skin, foot and hair problem. Today, manuka leaves are used to produce a lovely and powerful essential oil that is often preferred over tea tree. Steam distilled from the leaves and branches.

Therapeutic Actions:

Protecting, cleansing, soothing, calming

Common Uses:

Uses to heal wounds, ringworm, cold sores; loosen and remove mucus; uses in bath/massage oils for respiratory complaints; diffuse or air spray to help purify air to prevent the spread of diseases; insect bites and stings; diaper rash; urinary tract complaints; reduces the appearance of blemishes

Aromatic Influence:

Manuka oil has a softer, honey-like smell. The scent of manuka oil is sweet and soft. It’s stabilizing and calming aroma makes it very good for combating stress and irritability.

Blends Well With:

All citrus oils, clary sage, cypress, eucalyptus, geranium, ginger, marjoram, lavender, rosemary, thyme

Application:

Photosensitivity: None

Dilution Ratio: Neat

• For age 0-1, use 1 drop of essential oil to 8-10 drop of carrier oil. For age 2-6, use 1 drop of essential oil to 2-4 drops of carrier oil. For age 7-11, use 1 drop of essential oil to 1 drop of carrier oil. And age 12 and above, neat application is safe

Apply 2-4 drops on affected area 1-3 times daily

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