Description
Eona Katrafay essential oil, owing to its numerous properties: fortifier, anti-inflammatory or anti-migraine, is very useful in all sorts of situations. It acts efficiently against rheumatism and is of precious help in the convalescence of infectious diseases.
The Katrafay tree, botanical name Cedrelopsis grevei is an endemic plant of Madagascar. The Katrafay essential oil is obtained by complete steam distillation of the leaves. 100% pure and natural, it has the quality label HESD (Essential Oil Scientifically Defined).
How to use
HOW TO USE
As a diffusion
Pour a few drops of Eona Katrafay essential oil in the diffuser and leave to diffuse for 15 minutes to 1-hour maximum to bring an agreeable woody and balsamic perfume to your rooms.
As an inhalation
Put 2 or 3 drops of this essential oil on to a paper handkerchief and inhale all through the day. In this way profit from the fortifying properties of Katrafay.
As a massage
Pure or mixed with vegetable oil or Dermoneutre, the Eona Katrafay essential oil can be used for skin administration. It is in this way that the therapeutic properties of the Katrafay essential oil achieve the best results.
In a bath
It is possible to use the Katrafay essential oil in the bath water. For this dilute 15 to 20 drops of the Eona Katrafay essential oil in 10mL of the Bath base dispersant before pouring this mixture into the bath water.
Ingredients
Characteristics
- Mode of Extraction - Complete steam distillation
- Botanical name - Cedrelopsis grevei
- Part of plant used - Leaves
- Geographical origin - Madagascar
- Type of culture - Conventional
- Quality - Essential Oil Scientifically Defined (HESD) 100% pure and natural
Therapeutical uses
Physical fatigue, convalescence from infectious diseases, restoration following child birth, arthrosic or arthritic articular pain, migraine, dandruff
Known properties
General tonic, fortifier, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-migraine, aphrodisiac
Biochemical composition
Beta caryophyllene (6 to 12%), alpha copaene (5 to 11%), alpha selinene (5 to 9%), alpha muurolene (4 to 9%)
