Description
"Flu Season Blend Essential Oil" is designed with eucalyptus, cinnamon, clove, and rosemary for immune support. This protective blend helps defend against seasonal threats while easing symptoms like congestion and fatigue. Eucalyptus clears airways, cinnamon and clove provide warmth and antimicrobial properties, and rosemary strengthens the system. Diffused or applied topically, it offers comfort and resilience when cold and flu risk is high. Especially useful in colder months, it helps maintain comfort and respiratory balance.
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Color
The color of Flu Season Blend reflects the natural harmony of its essential oils.
Aroma Family
Spicy, Herbaceous
Flu Season Essential Oil Blend
Botanical Name
Flu Season Blend does not have a Latin botanical name. For detailed botanical names, please refer to the individual pages of each essential oil in this blend.
Common Names
Flu Season Blend does not have specific common names. For detailed common names, please visit the individual pages of each essential oil included in this blend.
Directions For Use
Diffuse 4 drops of Flu Season Blend to clear congestion and freshen the air. For topical use, dilute 4 drops with 10 ml of carrier oil. Follow brand-specific guidelines for safe internal use.
Diffuse 4 drops of Flu Season Blend to clear congestion and freshen the air. For topical use, dilute 4 drops with 10 ml of carrier oil. Follow brand-specific guidelines for safe internal use.
Oil Applications
Topically, Flu Season Blend can be applied to the wrists, neck, and soles of the feet to support the immune system and fight off pathogens. It can also be used in homemade hand sanitizers. Internally, it helps reduce flu symptoms, counteracts inflammation, speeds up recovery, and alleviates coughs and congestion. In aromatherapy, it clears mucus, eases breathing, and promotes respiratory health.
Topically, Flu Season Blend can be applied to the wrists, neck, and soles of the feet to support the immune system and fight off pathogens. It can also be used in homemade hand sanitizers. Internally, it helps reduce flu symptoms, counteracts inflammation, speeds up recovery, and alleviates coughs and congestion. In aromatherapy, it clears mucus, eases breathing, and promotes respiratory health.
Main Constituents
For details on the main constituents of the Flu Season Blend, please refer to the individual pages of each essential oil included.
Properties
Flu Season Blend provides antibacterial, anticatarrhal, and expectorant properties, making it ideal for respiratory health. Its antiviral and antimicrobial effects help boost immunity and protect against seasonal illnesses.
Aromatic Profile
Flu Season Blend features an airy, warm, and camphorous aroma, delivering a refreshing and soothing sensory experience.
Safety Considerations
Flu Season Blend may cause skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children, and consult a physician if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.
Flu Season Blend may cause skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children, and consult a physician if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.
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Blends Well With
Flu Season Blend is already a carefully crafted blend, combining multiple essential oils for balanced benefits.