Effects on the mind

Myrtle is a relaxing oil relieving stress, anxiety, and nervous tension.  It is wonderful to use before bed to relieve insomnia.

Effects on the body

• Myrtle oil has been used commercially for many years in men’s soaps, cosmetics, colognes, and hair tonics. It has been known to control dandruff, promote hair growth.

• Invaluable for treating muscular aches, neuralgia, rheumatism and poor circulation.

• Root bark formerly used in tea as an astringent and emetic for chronic gastritis, & diarrhea

• Use in mouthwash to treat sore, bleeding, or sensitive gums.

• Invaluable for heavy menstrual bleeding.

• Leaf tea was used for fevers, sore throats, bronchitis, cholera, typhoid, epilepsy, and indigestion.

Special Precautions

• Moderately toxic, use in small amounts, can cause skin irritation and can be a mucous membrane irritant.

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Certificate Of Analysis SheetMYRTLE LINALOOL TYPE ESSENTIAL OIL MYRTUS COMMUNIS

Origin: MOROCCO

Product Information

Extraction Method: STEAM DISTILLED

Analysis Specifications

IDENTIFICATION Appearance Liquid, brown to dark brown Odour Characteristic, eucalyptus, spicy ~ ANALYTICAL DATA Flash point 42 degrees C Density at 20Degrees C 0,890 to 0,915 Reflexive Index 1,460 to 1,470 Solubility in Water insoluble Soulbility in Alcohol soluble in 1part of 90% vol. alcohol Optical Reotaion +10 to +30 Shelf-Life reanalyse 1 years after delivery date CPG Profil a-pinene 25 to 30% Cineole 1,8 30 to 35% Linalol 2,5 to 4,5% Acetate de myrtenyle 12 to 18% Limonene 8 to 12% Acetate de geranyle 2 to 3,5% ~ LEGISLATION N CAS 8008-46-6 N COE 282-012-8