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The name "eucalyptus" originated from the Greek word ‘eu’ meaning “well” and ‘kalyptos’ which means “cover”. This was originally derived from the “well-covered” bud caps that bloom and eventually fall off the tree when they mature. Eucalyptus essential oil is widely used for medicinal and industrial purposes. In its industrial applications, it is used in disinfectants, air fresheners, deodorizers. It is also a common ingredient in makeup, perfumes, liniments, mouthwash, soaps, deodorants, inhalants, lozenges, and antiseptics. Suggested Use: Eucalyptus oil is a great cleansing and purifying agent. Mix it with bath salts and not only will your skin feel much fresher, the oil will also help clean away all the day’s dirt while fighting existing skin infections. It also makes a great all-natural treatment for wounds, insect bites, acne, and other minor skin problems. Mix 3-5 drops of eucalyptus oil with 1 tablespoon jojoba oil olive oil or sweet almond oil and massage into the skin. This helps to rejuvenate and soften the skin. Eucalyptus oil is perfect for setting a positive tone for your surroundings. You can diffuse the oil into the air using an aroma lamp or diffuser, apply it topically, or inhale it straight from the bottle. The fragrance the oil releases brings with it multiple benefits. It will clear your mind, help you relax, and increase your concentration while also keeping you active and stress-free. Moisturize your hair with a few drops of eucalyptus oil blended with carrier oil like coconut oil.