Bay Oil and bay lead tea

 A yellow aromatic antiseptic essential oil extracted from the leaves of the laurel tree, used in perfumes, especially laurel rum

Also known as myrcia oil. Pale yellow essential oil extracted from California bay leaves also known as gulf oil of california.

Description:

• Botanical name: Pimenta racemosa

• Cultivation: Wilderness

  Extraction method: steam distillation

• Minimum shelf life: 5 years

• Part of the plant: fresh leaves

• Fragrance: Middle Note

• Aroma: Medicinal, fruity, spicy and herbal

Pairs well with: Bergamot, Cedarwood, Clary Sage, Cypress, Eucalyptus, Siberian Fir, Frankincense, Ginger, Lavender, Orange, Patchouli, Rosemary, Ylang Ylang 3rd, Ylang Ylang Complete. Ylang Ylang Extra.

What is laurel oil called?

Bay essential oil, also known as bay rum, has calming and warming properties.Bay is recommended for rheumatism, muscle pain, circulation problems, and general pain.After a stressful day, add a few drops of this essential oil to an oil warmer or add a few drops to your bath for calming emotions or soothing sore muscles. Bay essential oil is also suggested for hair care to combat dandruff, greasy scalp and hair loss.Aromatherapy use: adrenaline, hair loss, amenorrhea, anxiety, bronchitis, cold, colitis, cough, depression, dysmenorrhea, indigestion, earache, fatigue, fever, flatulence, flu, fluid retention, gout, hemorrhoids, herpes, Bug bites, bug bites, insomnia, memory problems, menstrual cramps, migraines, muscle aches, nausea, PMS, rhinitis, shingles, sinusitis, skin abrasions

General Uses: Essential Oil Diffusers, Potpourri, Massage Oil Blends, Perfumes, Bath Oils, Bath Salts, Body and Body Washes, Spa Treatment Oils and Creams, Soap Making, Candle Making.

Contraindications: Gulf essential oils can cause allergies in some people.Do not use if pregnant or nursing. Not for use in patients with epilepsy or estrogen-related cancers.

Healing Bay Oil:

Raw material:

This recipe can be doubled or tripled. Make sure the bay leaves are clean and dry to prevent mold from forming during the infusion.cup of high-quality oil, such as cold-pressed, estate bottled, extra-virgin olive, or almond oil,tablespoons chopped fresh bay leaves,sterilized glass jar with lidInstructions.The leaves need to be pounded or ground until they start releasing oil.Add the crushed or ground bay leaves to the jar. Pour oil and seal.Soak for two weeks in a cool and dry place.Strain the leaves and add two tablespoons of chopped fresh bay leaves that have been mashed or ground.Soak for another two weeks in a cool and dry place.Filter and store in a cool dry place for up to six months.

Hint:

If a watery mass forms at the bottom of the jar, discard it while straining, or mold may develop.

Benefits of Gulf Oil:

• Rub on sore muscles to soothe and smooth skin.

• Before shampooing, rub a little oil on your scalp to help get rid of dandruff and make hair shiny.

• Put a few drops on your temples for tension headache relief.

• Dab a little oil over clean scratches or cuts.

• Use this oil in recipes instead of melting and pouring soap

Bay Leaf Tea:

• This tea has a warm aroma when brewed, with a hint of mint.

• Raw material

•  Fresh bay leaves, chopped

• Ideal sweetener

• Instruct

• Pour boiling water over the leaves in a teapot. Infuse until the color turns a hlight golden-green, about six to eight minutes.

• Strain and add sugar as desired.

• Benefits of Bay Leaf in Tea

• Helps calm a rumbling tummy.

• Reduce congestion.

• Benefits your cardiovascular system.

• Helps reduce anxiety and tension.