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Camphor essential oil is ideal for the cold, bronchitis, psoriasis, eczema, to relieve stress, antiageing and fight acne.
Its properties
Antibacterial
Antimicrobial
Antiviral
Fungicidal
Adjuvant
Mild Analgesic
Calming
Antigaeing
Anti-acne
Why we formulated it
Camphor essential oil has antibacterial and antiparasitic properties and acts as a mils analgesic when applied topically. It is suitable to relieve the cold, the flu and bronchitis, as well as to fight fungal infections of the skin. It is ideal in cases of mental fatigue or exhaustion for those working long hours. It creates a relaxing atmosphere and promotes relaxation of the nervous system, it is ideal for relieving stress, insomnia and nervousness. Camphor essential oil is an excellent ingredient to add to antiageing treatments, as it reduces the appearance of wrinkles and prevents ageing of the skin. At the same time it is an excellent ally for problematic and acneic complexions as it cleanses the skin and reduces blemishes.
How to use
To fight psoriasis and eczema add 15 drops of essential oil to 50ml of carrier oil of your choice and massage the skin. Alternatively, add 6-8 drops of essential oil to hot water and relax in the bathtub for at least 10 minutes.
To fight the cold, the flu, bronchitis and boost the immune system as well add 6-10 drops of essential oil to the ceramic diffuser. Alternatively, add 6-8 drops of essential oil to hot water and relax in the bathtub for at least 10 minutes.
To treat insomnia, fight stress and eliminate nervous tension add 6-10 drops of essential oil to the ceramic diffuser. Alternatively, add 6-8 drops of essential oil to warm water and relax in the bathtub for at least 10 minutes.
To treat acne, reduce the appearance of wrinkles and prevent ageing add 7 drops of essential oil to 50ml of face oil, lotion, cream or gel-cream of your choice and massage your face, neck, decollete and hands before going to sleep.
Pair it with
lemon, bergamot, lavender
Caution
Do not use essential oils undiluted.
Avoid eye contact. In case of contact with the eyes rinse with plenty of water.
In case of pregnancy consult your doctor.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Tighten well the vial cup before storing it.
The Physis Laboratory essential oils are packaged in certified, airtight, dark-colored vials with safety caps to ensure the quality of the oil.
Lifespan
Do not use after the expiration date printed on the packaging.
It is made of
Camphor essential oil is extracted from the shredded wood or the leaves of the Cinnamomum camphora tree via steam distillation. From this "crude oil" the crystalline camphor is separated from the liquid base. The remaining oil is distilled in portions.
Formulated with
Limonene
Formulated WITHOUT
Preservatives, Chemical additives, Artificial Dyes, Fragrance, Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO), Mineral oil
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