Digital Marketing for Massage Therapists was written for massage professionals and small business owners, as a guide to help you navigate the sometimes complicated world of digital marketing.
After spending thousands of dollars trying to market my massage practice, with very few regular clients in return, I decided to start marketing online.
It took me years to learn all the things I've shared in this book! Literally!
But, when my business finally took off (and it's still doing very well - I'm so busy) - I promised myself I would help others build their business with what I had learned!
That's when I wrote this book!!
Eucalyptus oil benefits are often experienced in a relaxing massage, and as one of the best essential oils to add to lotions for relief of muscle and joint pains.
Pure eucalyptus oil is steam distilled from the oil in leaves of the eucalyptus tree.
Because there are different kinds of species of these trees, not all produce the oil. Also, different species of eucalyptus tree produce different medicinal attributes in the oil.
This oil is flammable and is a natural disinfectant and insect repellent. It is contained in many rubs, inhalers, liniments, rash creams, and mouthwashes.
It's main ingredient is cineole, also known as eucalyptol, which gives eucalyptus oil it's amazing aroma.
The percentage of cineole may be what makes some brands of eucalyptus oil higher in price than other brands. Oils with higher grades of cineole are proud of that fact, and often state this on the label.
Like most of the best essential oils, eucalyptus oil should be stored in a dark glass bottle, in a cool room, with very little direct sunlight. If stored properly, the oil can keep 1-2 years.
Eucalyptus essential oil is very popular with massage therapists!
You can read more about the history of medicinal Eucalyptus oil benefits at MedicalNews.
Go back to Best Essential Oils from Eucalyptus Oil Uses
New! Comments
Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below.