Lemon Eucalyptus can be combined with a wide range of other essential oils such as black pepper, clary sage, cypress, eucalyptus, clove, frankincenseginger, juniper, lavender, cedarwood, marjoram, basil, orange, ylang ylang, peppermint, pine, ravensara, rosemary, sage, tea tree, geranium, vetiver, and thyme.
It can be diffused inside the home or office if the scents of floral and citrus are your preference. These can blend harmoniously with eucalyptus aroma.
To remove stale or pet odors, put a few drops in a spray bottle with water and spray whenever, wherever.
It can relieve difficulty of breathing by rubbing to chest a mixture of 0.5 oz of marula carrier oil and few drops of lemon eucalyptus.
Massage diluted eucalyptus oil (2% eucalyptus, 98% carrier oil) all over the body to promote general relaxation.
When feeling sad and down, directly inhale lemon eucalyptus oil from your palm. This may give sudden temporary revitalized feeling.
It can ward off annoying insects when diffused in a room. It may also be applied to the skin to repel mosquitoes. Some insect repellent makers include lemon eucalyptus oil in the ingredients for people who want deet-free repellents, although deet makes the repelling action of commercially made mosquito repellents last longer.
Using a solution with 30% lemon eucalyptus oil (Citriodiol) three times a day is proven to minimize tick attacks to people who live in tick-infested places.
Blending lemon eucalyptus essential oil with menthol and camphor can also treat onychomycosis or nail fungal infection. In fact, a test is conducted where Vicks Vaporub, a chest rub which has lemon eucalyptus, is applied to fungal-infected nails on a daily basis and it cleared the infection of some people.
To loosen phlegm and improve breathing, combine 2 drops eucalyptus oil, 4 drops Eastern hemlock oil, 2 drops peppermint oil and 4 drops chamomile oil. Put in hot water and inhale the steam a few times everyday, or add to unscented balm and rub on chest as needed.
To disinfect the home, mix 12 drops lemon eucalyptus essential oil, 12 drops pinon pine oil, 12 drops tea tree oil and 12 drops cajeput mixed with water in an 8 oz spray bottle. Use as needed.
To make your own insect repellent, combine together 8 drops lemon eucalyptus, 8 drops lemon bush oil, 8 drops African bluegrass, 8 drops catnip oil, 4 drops peppermint oil and 4 oz of distilled water in spray bottle.
To eliminate bad breath, gargle using mixture of 2 drops lemon eucalyptus, 2 drops cedar oil, 4 drops frankincense oil, 4 drops juniper berry oil. You may also diffuse and inhale the mixture.
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I bought this oil exclusively for adding scent to my families laundry. We have sensitive skin so we must use dye and perfume free detergents, since this is a natural oil I am able to add it to our detergent without worry. It smells strong and pleasant, we really enjoy the smell. I have also used it on my steam mop pads which give it a nice clean smell. If you are NOT looking for a product to repel mosquitoes (which I am not) then I think you will like this oil.