Mosquito Repellent
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Eucalyptus citriodora
Lemon Eucalyptus, citron-scented gum, spotted gum
Myrtaceae
Parts Used
Leaves
Parts Used
Australia, Seychelles, Java, South Africa, Guatemala, Congo, and Brazil
Parts Used
Essential Oil
Primary Constituents
Aldehyde - Citronelall
Monoterpenol - Citronellol
Monoterpene - Alpha-pinene
Therapeutic Actions
analgesic | anti-asthmatic | anti-inflammatory | antifungal |
antimicrobial | insecticidal |
Common Uses
Fungal infections
Skin issues (boils, abscesses, blisters, skin infections)
Horeness & sore throat
Insect repellent
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Contraindications & Safety
Can cause skin irritation
Skin patch test recommended for topical applications
Lavandula angustifolia or Lavandula officinalis
Lavender, True Lavender, European Lavender, Garden Lavender, common lavender
Lamiaceae (formerly Labiatae)
Parts Used
Stalks & Flowers
Parts Used
Southern French Alps
Parts Used
Essential Oil
Primary Constituents
Esters
Linalyl acetate
Monoterpenes
Beta-ocimene
Monoterpenol
Linalool
Each type of lavender has varying constituents and are highly dependent on where it's grown. True lavender essential oil is ONLY grown in the French Alps between 2,296 and 3,609 feet above sea level. Farmed lavender in the US and other countries does effect the constituents and their levels.
Therapeutic Actions
analgesic | antibacterial | antidepressant | antimicrobial |
antiseptic | antispasmodic | aromatic | bactericidal |
carminative | cholagogue | diuretic | emmenagogue |
hypotensive | insecticide | nervine | neuroprotective |
sedative | stimulant | stomachic | vulnerary |
Common Uses
Cold & flu symptoms
Burns
Infections
Emotional support (depression & anxiety)
Alzheimer's disease
Tootheaches/teething
Pain management
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Contraindications & Safety
May cause skin sensitivity and rashes, especially if oxidized
Skin patch test is recommended
Endocrine disruptor in children
Pelargonium graveolens
Geranium, Rose geranium, Egyptian geranium
Geraniaceae
Parts Used
Leaves and flowers
Parts Used
Madagascar, Reunion, North Africa, Egypt, Spain, France, and Italy
Parts Used
Essential Oil
Primary Constituents
Monoterpenols
Citranellol
Geraniol
Linalool
Esters
Citronellyl
Geranyl formate
Small amounts of ketones, oxides, and aldehyde
Therapeutic Actions
analgesic (topical) | anthelmintic | antibacterial | antidepressant |
antidiabetic | antifungal | anti-inflammatory | antiseptic |
astringent | bactericidal | deoderant | diuretic |
emmenagogue | hepatic | insecticide | rubefacient |
sedative | syptic | tonic | vasoconstrictor |
vermifuge | vulnerary |
Common Uses
Skin issues (acne, eczema, skin ulcers, wounds)
Circulation
Emotional issues (emotional stability, anxiety, mild depression)
Women's health (PMS, heavy periods, menopause, hormonal balance)
Insect bites
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Contraindications & Safety
Skin patch test recommended before topical application
Do not use during 1st trimester of pregnancy
Can cause insomnia and restlessness in some indivuduals
For educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.