MYRTLE OIL

Myrtle oil is a volatile oil obtained by steam distillation from the leaves of the myrtle plant (Myrtus communis). It typically has a clear color and a characteristic fresh and balsamic odor.

What's in Myrtle Oil?

Myrcene

It is a monoterpene.

Linalool

It is a monoterpene alcohol.

Cineole (Eucalyptol)

It is a monoterpene compound that is an important component of various plant essential oils.

Geraniol

It is a powerful antimicrobial agent.

Limonene

It is a component with antioxidant properties.

Alpha-Pinene

It is a monoterpene hydrocarbon found in many plant essential oils.

Myrtle Oil Usage Areas

Aromatherapy

It can be used for aromatherapeutic applications.

Skin Care

It may be preferred for oily skin.

Oral Care Products

It can be used in mouthwashes.

Household Cleaning Products

It can be included in household cleaning products.

Safety and Warnings

It may cause irritation when applied directly to the skin. Therefore, it is recommended to dilute it before using it.