- Applied topically by rubbing on wounds, burns, abrasions, and other skin lesions, for massage and muscle pain relief.
- With sedative and analgesic action.
- It is a diuretic and contributes to the excretion of waste substances from the body.
- With antibacterial properties.
- Helps in quick recovery from cough and cold.
BIOLAND St. John's Wort Oil is a natural oil made from St. John's wort, known for its antiseptic, antioxidant, and healing properties. It has a characteristic reddish color and is ideal for topical application on wounds, burns, bruises, and sciatica. It is also used for relaxing massages and can be combined with other essential oils to enhance well-being.
Benefits
- Applied topically by rubbing on wounds, burns, abrasions, and other skin lesions, for massage and muscle pain relief.
- With sedative and analgesic action.
- It is a diuretic and contributes to the excretion of waste substances from the body.
- With antibacterial properties.
- Helps in quick recovery from cough and cold.
Warnings & Precautions
- It is not ideal for pregnant or breastfeeding women and children, as it is associated with drowsiness and increased risk of colic in the baby.
- It should also be avoided by individuals suffering from severe mental illnesses such as depression, schizophrenia, dementia, or bipolar disorder.
- It could cause harmful drug interactions when taken with antidepressant medications.
- Finally, it may cause photosensitivity, especially if used topically.
- This can make a person feel that light hurts their eyes or that their skin is burning.
- Although these side effects are rare, it is best to discontinue use if you experience such symptoms.
Product Details
- Type
- St. John's Wort Oil
- Active Ingredient
- St. John's Wort
Suitable for
- Burns
- Yes
- Hemorrhoids
- -
Quantity
- Mass Gaining
- 100 ml
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.