Auric Oil
Daily Ear Hygiene
Preparation with Lavender Extract

FORMAT:
• Dropper bottle of 25 mL

INGREDIENTS:
Emollient vegetable oils, essential oil of Cajuput and Lavender off.

INDICATIONS:
Recommended for daily use by children and adults to calm ear canal irritations and itching, to prevent the accumulation and especially the hardening of cerumen (ear wax), to prevent the formation of epidermic plugs and for its emollient effect before the application of auricular candles.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Daily ear hygiene: Always soak the cotton swab with a few drops of Auric Oil. Auric Oil facilitates the cleaning process, fluidifies cerumen and leaves a protective natural coating on the auditory canal (no more accumulation of cerumen at the back of the auditory canal). Before the application of auricular candles: Put 2 drops of Auric Oil into the auditory canal for its emollient effect before the application of the candles. Earwax plugs: Every evening, put 4 to 5 drops of warmed Auric Oil in the affected ear and let stand for 30 minutes. Apply an auricular candle with essential oils. Delicately clean the ear with a cotton swab soaked in Auric Oil. Repeat the treatment everyday until the plug is completely dissolved.

Keep out of reach of children.

Documentation:

Auric Oil is entirely formulated with 100 % natural products. The gentle, emollient and fluidifying properties of Auric Oil allow the cerumen to fully play its role of cleanser and protector of the auditory canal.
For good auricular hygiene, it is recommended that Auric Oil be used daily, especially if you work in the dusty environment of a building site or workshop, or if you work around vapors such as in a beauty/hair salon or with paint, or if your environment is polluted by cigarette smoke, excessive heat and noise. Without these precautions, ear wax plugs would be very difficult to remove.
Cerumen secretion must be fluid and regular to allow for the lubrication and the protection of the auditory canal and the elimination of epidermic debris. The role of this ear wax or cerumen is to protect our precious auditory system by preventing various impurities, dusts and microbes from penetrating into the ear and aggressing the eardrum.
Excess cerumen, other than its unsightly appearance, favors the proliferation of bacteria and provokes itching, irritations and injuries to the auditory canal by the removal of accumulated cerumen with a fingernail or other object. Excess cerumen favors infection and repeated otitis (earaches).
Following abundant ear wax secretion and inadequate auricular hygiene, the cerumen will progressively harden and form a mass the will obstruct the auditory canal: this mass is called a cerumen plug and ranges in color from dark yellow to very dark brown. This plug can lead to the following consequences: a progressive reduction in hearing, itching and buzzing in the ears, vertigo and headaches, loss of equilibrium, etc.
Furthermore, the plug can inflate with water (after a bath) and obstruct the auditory canal. Some vertigos, such as Menière’s disease, can simply be the consequence of an « old » cerumen plug. The hardening of cerumen is favored by pollution, excessive heating, tobacco smoke, heavy dust particles, pain vapors and hairsprays, etc.
Nowadays, the most used ear cleaning tool is the cotton swab. It is also the one that does the most harm because it is misused. Its water-absorbing properties explain the problems it can create. Cotton swabs dry out the auditory canal, push the cerumen to the back of the auditory canal to form a plug, reduce and block the secretion of cerumen which provokes irritations, itching and buzzing and obstructs the orifice of the cerumen producing glands, which allows for the formation of epidermic plugs that are very difficult to eliminate.