Cypress Essential Oil

Discover Dr. Valnet's organic Cypress essential oil, 10ml.

Why use Dr. Valnet's Cypress essential oil?

The essential oil for circulation. Light legs.

Cypress essential oil is valued for its toning and soothing properties. Its stimulating and detoxifying qualities are an asset for light legs.

How to use Dr. Valnet's Cypress essential oil?

Instructions for use

Oral use: on the advice of a specialist doctor

On the skin:

For extensive massages, often on the legs, it is advisable to dilute it in a vegetable oil, such as Calendula or other. Dilute with approximately 20% essential oil. Lavender essential oil can be combined with it if the skin is fragile.

To combat cellulite, in combination with Lemongrass and Cedar essential oils. For hemorrhoids, sitz bath and local massage, with Cistus essential oil combined.

In diffusion: no, not useful

IMPORTANT: Observe the instructions for use, precautions, and dosages. Perform a skin test in the crook of the elbow to avoid a possible allergy risk. Apply one drop and wait 24 hours for any skin reaction or other. Be careful with eyes!

For any therapeutic use of essential oils or internal use, use during pregnancy, during breastfeeding, for young children, consult a specialist doctor. For more information and therapeutic uses, consult a specialist doctor.

It is recommended to ensure a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children. This product is not a medicine

What is organic Cypress essential oil?

Cupressus sempervirens

(Cupressaceae family)

A few botanical notions

Originally from Asia Minor, this conifer with a slender silhouette and persistent, evergreen foliage has adapted very well to the Mediterranean basin regions. Recognizable by its slender size, it has lignified roots that allow it to remain very stable despite its height (it can reach 50 meters high). Its triangular scale-shaped leaves, arranged in opposite pairs crossing at right angles, completely cover the branches. It is planted to protect land from wind or pollution, but also and especially in cemeteries.

A little history…

Nicknamed "the tree of silence," cypress is the symbol of mourning, eternity, and life after death. In Greek mythology, it was associated with Pluto, the god of the Underworld. The Phoenicians, Assyrians, Romans, and Greeks used its very dense and reputed rot-proof wood for building ships, temple doors, and sarcophagi.

In ancient China, cypress seeds were consumed to live longer.

According to legend, rubbing one's feet with cypress resin would make the body lighter and allow one to walk on water…

For centuries, popes have been laid to rest in a cypress coffin. The Franciscan monastery Santo Toribio de Liébana, in Spain, possesses a relic of what Catholics consider the true Cross of Christ, a scientific expertise carried out in 1958 certifying its composition as Cupressus sempervirens, found among other places in Palestine.

Dr. Valnet's organic Cypress essential oil: technical sheet