100% Natural, extracted from Myrtle leaves.
Myrtle Essential Oil was extracted from Myrtle leaves of Turkish mountain forest.
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Aroma:
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Traditional Myrtle Aromas |
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Botanical name:
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Myrtus Communis
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Extraction method:
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Steam distillation
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Aromatherapy:
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Aphrodisiac. Nervine. Sedative. Strengthens scalp. Skin care.
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How to Use:
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For Aromatherapy use: Add carefully to a carrier oil such as olive, grape seeds or almond oil before us, ask professionals to see suggested dilution ratios.
Add some drops of Myrtle essential oil to your bathtub for best intimate atmosphere!
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Origin:
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Turkey
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Warnings:
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Use carefully as essential oils are highly concentrated.
Avoid contact with eyes. Keep away of children.
At pregnancy and breast feeding ask Doctor before use.
For external use only
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FAQ:
S1: What is the botanical name of Myrtle Essential Oil?
A1: The botanical name of Myrtle Essential Oil is Myrtus Communis.
S2: How is Myrtle Essential Oil extracted?
A2: Myrtle Essential Oil is extracted through steam distillation.
S3: What are the aromatherapy benefits of Myrtle Essential Oil?
A3: Myrtle Essential Oil is known for its aphrodisiac, nervine, sedative properties, as well as its ability to strengthen the scalp and be beneficial for skin care.
S4: How should I use Myrtle Essential Oil for aromatherapy?
A4: For aromatherapy use, you can add Myrtle Essential Oil carefully to a carrier oil like olive, grape seed, or almond oil. It is recommended to consult professionals for suggested dilution ratios.
S5: Can I use Myrtle Essential Oil in my bath?
A5: Yes, you can add a few drops of Myrtle Essential Oil to your bathtub to create a pleasant and intimate atmosphere.
S6: Where is Myrtle Essential Oil sourced from?
A6: Myrtle Essential Oil is extracted from Myrtle leaves found in the Turkish mountain forests.
S7: Are there any warnings or precautions for using Myrtle Essential Oil?
A7: Yes, essential oils are highly concentrated, so use Myrtle Essential Oil carefully. Avoid contact with eyes and keep it out of reach of children. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, it's best to consult a doctor before using it. Myrtle Essential Oil is for external use only.
