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AquaSapone, premium grade essential oils from Australia for aromatherapy and cosmetics
Australian Niaouli - Essential oil of Melaleuca quinquenervia, chemotype C:
description & uses
Unlike some of the common niaouli oils (Melaleuca viridiflora), our Australian Niaouli (also known as broad-leaved paperbark) doesn't suffer from variation in chemical constituent ratios and is characterized by a clean, fruity aroma, together with consistent analysis.
In skin care, Australian Niaouli can be used in place of Tea tree and is particularly suitable for oily and acneic skins.
Please note: this essential oil has a low flash point and is therefore classified as DG.
- Place of origin
- Australia
- Production method
- Steam distillation from the leaves of Melaleuca quinquenervia.
- Main components
- 1,8-cineole, y-terpineol, limonene.
- Aroma
- Clean, fruity aroma with tangy notes and a much milder "disinfectant" smell than regular tea-tree.
- Main uses
- Aromatherapy, cosmetics.
- Comments
- While Niaouli has lesser antimicrobial and antifungal properties than regular Tea Tree Oil (Melaleuca alternifolia), it is widely recognised for its usefulness in respiratory ailments and problem skin conditions. A beautiful "open air, outdoors" aroma.
- Safety notes
- Safe in terms of toxicity, skin irritancy.
For full details, refer to MSDS, GC and Physicochemical Data reports from supplier/distiller..
- Blending suggestions
- Blends well with other Australian EO's. Some suggested blends you might like to try include:
Australian essential oils, soap making supplies, natural soap base, skin care ingredients and bases
are distributed in the US by Anne Lee's.
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