Turpentine Oil

1. Pain relief:Turpentine oil has been traditionally used to relieve muscle and joint pain. It is a common ingredient in ointments and balms used to treat rheumatic complaints and arthritis.
2. Anti-inflammatory:It has anti-inflammatory properties that are helpful in treating skin, joint and urinary tract infections. It can reduce inflammation and swelling.
3. Relieve respiratory problems:Inhaling turpentine oil vapor can help clear the airways and relieve symptoms of colds and bronchitis. It promotes free breathing and can help relieve coughs and stuffy noses.
4. Antiseptic properties:Turpentine oil has antiseptic properties that can be used to treat skin infections and minor wounds. It helps prevent infection and promote healing.
5. Cleaning and disinfection agents:Due to its powerful cleaning and disinfecting properties, turpentine oil is often used as a natural cleaning agent for surfaces and tools. It can also serve as a solvent for paints and varnishes.
6. Wood care:Turpentine oil is ideal for cleaning and preserving wooden surfaces. It protects the wood and preserves its natural beauty.
7. Insect repellent:Turpentine oil can be used as a natural insect repellent to keep insects away and prevent them from spreading in your home or garden.
8. Skin care:When applied topically, turpentine oil can promote skin health and treat skin inflammations such as acne and urticaria.
   
   In summary, turpentine oil offers a variety of health and practical benefits that make it a valuable ingredient in natural and home medicine as well as in daily care.

• Pain relief:Mix a few drops of turpentine oil with a carrier oil (e.g. jojoba oil) and massage it onto sore muscles and joints.
• Anti-inflammatory:Use diluted turpentine oil on inflamed skin or joints.
• Respiratory symptoms:Add a few drops of turpentine oil to a bowl of hot water and inhale the steam to clear the airways.
• Cleaning and disinfection:Add turpentine oil to your cleaning products to disinfect surfaces.
• Wood care:Apply turpentine oil to a soft cloth and rub it on wooden surfaces to clean and maintain them.
• Insect repellent:Add a few drops of turpentine oil to a spray bottle of water and use it as an insect repellent.

A notice:Turpentine oil should always be diluted and should not be applied to open wounds or sensitive skin. Perform a patch test before use and consult a doctor if you have any health concerns.

100% natural and pure turpentine oil.