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Cajeput 100% Essential Oil
Cajeput - Melaleuca cajeputi
The leaves have a Camphoraceous medicinal odour like camphor, rosemary, or cardamom seeds. Cajeput is a milder note compared to Eucalyptus, a very aromatic odour.
The key use of Cajeput is to relieve stiff, aching joints caused by chronic rheumatism. Cajeput oil is traditionally mixed with Camphor oil as an external rub for arthritis and gout. Cajeput is antibacterial and clears congestion making it a good inhalant for colds and sinus infections. Used as a stimulating expectorant in chronic laryngitis and bronchitis. Useful as an antiseptic in cystisis and as an anthelmintic for roundworms. Cajeput is an astringent oil that can benefit oily skin and help clear eczema and psoriasis.
Uses
Useful as an antiseptic in cystisis and as an anthelmintic for roundworms.
Apply Cajeput oil externally as first aid for burns, cramps, colic, earache, headache, muscle pain and toothache.
Cajeput is an astringent oil that can benefit oily skin and help clear eczema and psoriasis.
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Origin |
East Indies, Tropical Australia |
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Note |
Middle |
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Plant Part |
Leaves and twigs |
Folk Names |
White Tea Tree, Swamp Tea Tree |
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Aromatic Scent |
Camphoraceous medicinal odour. Milder more fruity note than Eucalyptus |
Folk Powers |
Purification, Removing fleas from cats and dogs, Clarity |
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Blends Well With |
Cedarwood; Clove Bud; Rosemary; Thyme |
Extraction Method |
Steam distillation |
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Emotions |
Enhances mental clarity and precision, uplifts the spirit while it cleanses the air, dispels negative thoughts and energies and break habits and compulsions. |
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Contraindications |
Cajeput is highly stimulant, producing a sensation of warmth, increasing the fullness and rapidity of the pulse and sometimes producing profuse perspiration. |
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Active Ingredients |
Cineol, which should average 45 to 55 per cent. Solid Terpineol Pinene, Eucalyptol, Nerolidol plus several aldehydes such as Valeric, Butyric and Benzoic. |
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| Properties | |
| Emotional Properties | Enhances mental clarity and precision, uplifts the spirit while it cleanses the air, dispels negative thoughts and energies and break habits and compulsions. |
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| Botanic Name | Melaleuca leucadendron |
| Contraindications | Cajeput is highly stimulant, producing a sensation of warmth, increasing the fullness and rapidity of the pulse and sometimes producing profuse perspiration. |
| Plant Part | Leaves and twigs |
| Extraction Method | Steam distillation |
| Description | The key use of Cajeput is to relieve stiff, aching joints caused by chronic rheumatism. Cajeput oil is traditionally mixed with Camphor oil as an external rub for arthritis and gout. Cajeput is antibacterial and clears congestion making it a good inhalant for colds and sinus infections. Used as a stimulating expectorant in chronic laryngitis and bronchitis. Useful as an antiseptic in cystisis and as an anthelmintic for roundworms. Apply Cajeput oil externally as first aid for burns, cramps, colic, earache, headache, muscle pain and toothache. Cajeput is an astringent oil that can benefit oily skin and help clear eczema and psoriasis. |
| Uses | Use Cajeput in a vaporizer to enhance mental clarity and precision, uplift the spirit while it cleanses the air. Used in a steam based diffuser as an inhalant for colds and sinus infections Dilute to 1% or less applied externally, it is a stimulant and mildly counter-irritant. Apply as first aid for burns, cramps, colic, earache, headache, muscle pain and toothache. |
| Consistency | Light |
| Aromatic Scent | Camphoraceous medicinal odour. Milder note compared to Eucalyptus; milder fruity body note |
| Active Ingredients | Cineol, which should average 45 to 55 per cent. Solid Terpineol Pinene, Eucalyptol, Nerolidol plus several aldehydes such as Valeric, Butyric and Benzoic. |
| Cautions | Essential oils can be powerful so to avoid all risks do not use during pregnancy. Keep away from clothing or articles which may be affected by oil based products. Use sparingly and no more than 4 times per day. The information provided in these areas are for educational purposes only. Do not consider this information to be accurate or complete. We do not offer this information to diagnose or cure any disease or ailment, and it does not constitute medical advice of any kind. |
| Properties | Also known as White Tea Tree, Swamp Tea Tree. In folklore Cajeput is associated with Purification, Removing fleas from cats and dogs, Clarity |
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| Origin | East Indies, Tropical Australia |
| Note | Middle |
| Strength of Aroma | Medium |
| Blends Well With | Cedarwood; Clove Bud; Rosemary; Thyme |
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