Topically, eucalyptus may be used as an antiseptic reducing the risk of infection and promoting healing.
Rubbing oil from the leaves into the muscles and joints has been known to temporarily relieve pain.
Coughs, colds, sore throats, asthma, and congestion appear to respond to medicines containing eucalyptus. Relieve congestion and cough by rubbing eucalyptus oil or ointment into the chest.
The vermifuge found in eucalyptus oil, is well known for its ability to destroy or eliminate intestinal germs and parasitic worms that sometimes make their way to your intestines.
The anti-bacterial and germicidal properties found in eucalyptus oil are very effective when used to enhance your oral hygiene. It fights plaque build-up that causes cavities to help keep your teeth and gums healthier. You can make a natural teeth whitener using water, baking soda and essential oils.
Add a few drops of eucalyptus oil to your shampoo or conditioner to get rid of dull hair.
Commonly found in household cleaners, eucalyptus offers a healthy aroma and strong cleansing abilities. It is often used in spas and saunas for both refreshment and cleansing purposes.
