Key Features

• Eucalyptus oil has healing properties, especially with regard to skin.
• Dry Skin No More: Eucalyptus oil may help improve the production of ceramides - a layer of fats or lipids that helps skin retain moisture and prevent infection from germs. According to studies, this oil prevents skin inflammation and cellular breakdown due to UV exposure.
• While many focus on the skin’s look and feel, it is also important to make it robust against the onslaught of external agents like pathogens, pollutants, harsh rays, etc. Eucalyptus oil has 1,8-cineole, which acts as an antibacterial agent, and fights infection build-up. In addition to that, it also helps boost immunity and vitality of skin.
• Since eucalyptus has anti-inflammatory and healing properties, it works wonders on sunburnt skin. It encourages cell development and prevents infection that further speeds up the anti-tan and healing process.
• While there is no hard evidence backing the impact of eucalyptus oil on acne, users have reported a decrease in redness and breakouts on application. This may be attributed to the oil’s antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that keep the acne-causing bacteria at bay and soothe the affected regions.