
Laurel Leaf Oil – Laurel Essential Oil
100% pure laurel oil – an essential oil of laurel leaves (Laurus nobilis) for massage, lymphatic system support, and oily skin and hair care. For external use.
- Lymphatic system support – rub 1–2 drops into the area of the lymph nodes
- For massaging tense and sore muscles (diluted with a carrier oil)
- Traditionally used for irritating coughs and to help clear mucus
- For oily skin and hair care
- 100% pure and undiluted, with no additives
Pack size
- 10 ml
Order online from our partners in Slovenia – delivery to EU countries. Also available in pharmacies and specialised shops in Slovenia.
At a glance: composition, use and pack
- What it is
- 100% pure and natural laurel leaf essential oil
- Latin name
- Laurus nobilis
- Pack
- 10 ml (glass bottle with a dropper)
- Use
- Topically, diluted with a carrier oil; rub 1–2 drops into the area of the lymph nodes
- Important
- For external use
What is laurel oil?
Laurel leaf oil (also called laurel oil or laurel essential oil) is an essential oil obtained by steam distillation of the leaves of the bay laurel (Laurus nobilis). It contains cineole, eugenol and other active components with antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, and it is one of the most valued essential oils in aromatherapy and traditional medicine.
Laurel oil benefits: what is laurel oil good for?
- lymphatic system – rubbed into the area of the lymph nodes;
- muscles and joints – massage with the diluted oil;
- airways – traditionally used for irritating coughs and to help clear mucus;
- skin and hair – care for oily skin and oily hair;
- immunity – support in times of stress and fatigue.
For serious or long-lasting complaints, consult your doctor.
How to use laurel leaf essential oil
Laurel oil is applied topically, diluted with a carrier oil (jojoba, olive). To support the lymphatic system, rub 1–2 drops of the oil into the area of the lymph nodes. To massage tense and sore muscles, mix a few drops with a carrier oil and massage in.
Who should not use it
- for external use – not to be swallowed;
- pregnant and breastfeeding women, and children, should consult a doctor before use;
- if you have sensitive skin, test it on a small area first.
Where to buy laurel oil
The quickest way is to order online from our partners in Slovenia: see the partner list below – delivery to EU countries.
Probotanic laurel leaf oil is also available in pharmacies and specialized shops in Slovenia. Points of sale by town – choose a country and town:
Our partners in Slovenia – Online orders are delivered to EU countries only.
- Probotanic, Tamara Pipić s.p., Kosovelova ulica 3, 8250 Brežice, Slovenia · +386 51 414 553 · www.probotanic-slovenia.si
- OX ISTRA d.o.o., Ferrarska ulica 8, 6000 Koper, Slovenia · +386 40 545 288 · www.probotanic.si
Laurel leaf essential oil benefits and use – FAQ
What is laurel oil good for?
Laurel oil is used to support the lymphatic system, to massage sore muscles, for irritating coughs and for oily skin and hair care.
How do you use laurel oil for the lymph nodes?
Rub 1–2 drops of the oil into the area of the lymph nodes; if you have sensitive skin, dilute it with a carrier oil.
Can laurel oil be taken internally?
No. Probotanic laurel leaf oil is intended for external use.
Where can I buy laurel oil?
You can order Probotanic laurel leaf oil (10 ml) online from our partners in Slovenia, with delivery to EU countries – choose a pack at the top of this page. It is also available in pharmacies and specialized shops in Slovenia.
Is Probotanic laurel leaf oil sold in pharmacies?
Yes – in Slovenia it is sold in pharmacies and specialized shops. If your shop does not have it in stock, ask them to order it for you. Points of sale by town are listed in the Where to buy section.








