Manuka WS Essential Oil from Farfalla

Manuka WS

The South Sea myrtle (Leptospermum scoparium) is a shrub or tree with growth heights of up to four meters. The plant is also known as New Zealand myrtle, Manuka is the name in Maori, which has been recognized as an official language in New Zealand since 1 August 1987. Plant family: Myrtle family (Myrtaceae) Native habitat: Mainly in mountainous parts of New Zealand and south-eastern Australia (New South Wales). The manuka tree belongs to the tea tree family, which also includes cajeput, niaouli and kanuka.

Manuka, with its soft and delicately scented pink and white flowers, is one of the traditional medicinal and useful plants of the Maori people. The essential oil of wild manuka is very kind to the skin: it has a soothing and regenerating effect on problem skin and sensitive skin. Used in the fragrance lamp, manuka essence is grounding, invigorating and relaxing. An important protective oil.

Manuka WS essential oil blends very well with: LavenderCajeput, roseylang-ylang, niaouli, sandalwoodbergamot, citrus fruits.

about 200kg leaves = 1ltr. volatile oil

Before using Manuka WS Essential Oil internally or externally, please consult a specialist book, doctor or aromatherapist.

The effect on the soul is: Relaxed, calming, helps with psoriasis, neurodermatitis, acne, um

The effect physically: Strongly antibacterial, fungicidal, has an effect on the central nervous system, calming, mentally strengthening. Helps with acne. It is also good for sensitive skin and anti-inflammatory

TIP: Mix two drops with a teaspoon of honey in a cup of lukewarm water or tea twice a day.

A breast oil especially for children
You need 4 drops of cajeput oil, 2 drops of manuka oil and 4 drops of lavandin oil, which you mix in 50 ml of carrier oil and then rub it on your back and chest.
Adults take 1 drop more per essential oil than in the recipe for children.

Biochemical specification: leptospermone, trans-calamenene, flavesone