Myrtle Essential Oil

Myrtle - a forgotten plant with extraordinary features

Emotions:

Myrtle already enjoyed a well-deserved success several thousand years ago and for a long time, being often used in medicine, cuisine, as well as in culture and religion. In recent years, it has fallen into oblivion - quite wrongly, because it's a plant with many uses and a rich history.

Myrtle has many benefits for the mind and body! Its distinctive odor is described as "grounding". It's an oil that effectively helps to stop distracting thoughts, calms down and facilitates concentration. This makes it often and willingly used during meditation. It soothes the nerves, eliminates tension, introduces harmony into the body. Myrtle oil is credited with a positive effect on hormonal balance. In the period of fatigue and constant stress, it supports the adrenal glands. Perfect replacement for a cup of coffee! On the one hand, it soothes and uplifts the spirit, on the other hand, it refreshes the mind and stimulates action. It's a natural antidepressant! Myrtle oil helps you have both feet on the ground, overcome everyday setbacks and face new challenges.

Body:

As an effective antiseptic, it's willingly used for a runny nose, flu or cold. Increases the body's immunity. It's helpful in the treatment of inhalation allergies, asthma and all lung diseases, removes excess mucus, has an expectorant effect. Thanks to its antifungal features, it allows you to get rid of pathogens and keep your body in good condition. Removes swelling and relieves rheumatic pains. Myrtle oil balances hormone levels and supports the treatment of reproductive organs ailments, reduces menstrual pain. Helps you go through menopause more smoothly. It also improves digestive processes.

Myrtle oil helps with acne problems, as well as narrows pores and firms sagging skin. It's especially recommended for oily skin. It has disinfecting and refreshing features, successfully replaces traditional deodorant.

Repels insects.

Fun fact:

She hid behind him, while emerging naked from the sea. 

Myrtle is a plant of the goddess of love - Aphrodite. She hid behind him, while emerging naked from the sea. In many cultures and traditions, brides used to decorate wedding wreaths with sprigs of myrtle.

Also check:

- our blend TALENT UP - a composition made of pure, highest quality, certified essential oils: myrtle, black spruce, frankincense, sandalwood, sweet orange, clove, cardamom, howood, myrrh and frangipani.