Bog Myrtle Essential Oil 10ml
Bog myrtle is best known as a natural insect repellent - especially effective against Scottish midges
Produced by steam distillation of the blossoms, leaves and twigs
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SpeciesMyrica gale
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OriginEastern Europe
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Extraction ProcessSteam Distillation
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Perfume NoteMIDDLE
Our Bog Myrtle is cultivated from the low growing shrub found in Scotland. A particularly useful insect repellent for midges, it's also useful when used diluted to spray horses to keep flies at bay. read more
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SpeciesMyrica gale
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OriginEastern Europe
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Extraction ProcessSteam Distillation
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Perfume NoteMIDDLE
Our Bog Myrtle is cultivated from the low growing shrub found in Scotland. A particularly useful insect repellent for midges, it's also useful when used diluted to spray horses to keep flies at bay. read more
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