How to use

Gaultheria Procumbens Leaf Oil (Wintergreen Leaf Oil) can be used in skincare and wellness formulas for its analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties. Here are some common uses and suggested usage percentages:

1. Muscle Relief Balms and Creams:

   • Usage: 1-5%
   • Wintergreen oil can be added to balms, creams, and gels designed to soothe sore muscles, joint pain, and stiffness. It helps reduce inflammation and provides a cooling, pain-relieving effect.

2. Massage Oils:

   • Usage: 1-3%
   • Diluted in carrier oils, wintergreen oil can be used in massage blends for its invigorating aroma and pain-relief properties. It’s perfect for post-workout massages or for relieving muscle tension.

3. Aromatherapy and Wellness Products:

   • Usage: 1-3%
   • In diffusers, bath oils, or candles, it provides a refreshing, minty aroma that promotes mental clarity, energizes the mind, and relieves stress.

4. Anti-Inflammatory Skincare:

   • Usage: 0.5-2%
   • Wintergreen oil can be incorporated into creams and lotions designed to reduce inflammation or discomfort in the skin, such as in products targeting acne, eczema, or other inflammatory skin conditions.

5. Foot Care Products:

   • Usage: 1-3%
   • Added to foot creams or sprays, it helps relieve foot aches, swelling, and discomfort, especially after prolonged standing or walking.

Due to the potency of wintergreen oil, it should always be diluted before use and used sparingly in formulations.