Niaouli Essential Oils
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Niaouli is related to Tea Tree and Cajeput and is a strong mucolytic and antiseptic oil. The aroma is camphoraceous with a pleasant sweetness which makes it more agreeable and less medicinal than Tea Tree. - These properties make it a superb oil to have around in the winter, and it can be sniffed directly from the bottle or used in steam inhalation.
- It is also frequently used as a support for troubled skin and can be used as part of a facial oil blend.
- Use in a massage blend to support the joints and bring relief from overexertion or everyday stiffness.
- Use in a diffuser or personal inhaler stick for adrenal support and a quick energy boost.
See our range of Niaouli Essential Oils
Niaouli is related to Tea Tree and Cajeput and is a strong mucolytic and antiseptic oil. The aroma is camphoraceous with a pleasant sweetness which makes it more agreeable and less medicinal than Tea Tree.
- These properties make it a superb oil to have around in the winter, and it can be sniffed directly from the bottle or used in steam inhalation.
- It is also frequently used as a support for troubled skin and can be used as part of a facial oil blend.
- Use in a massage blend to support the joints and bring relief from overexertion or everyday stiffness.
- Use in a diffuser or personal inhaler stick for adrenal support and a quick energy boost.
About Niaouli Essential Oils
About Niaouli Essential Oils
During the winter try creating a blend with other melaleuca oils such as Tea-tree and Cajeput Organic, and also with Lavender. For free body movement try blending with Rosemary, Ginger or Kunzea.
Help me choose:
If you are just getting started with Niaouli, we suggest Niaouli Organic Essential Oil
Special note for professionals:
Niaouli makes an interesting substitute for Tea-Tree, and may be preferred by some people with its gentler aroma.
See also:
During the winter try creating a blend with other melaleuca oils such as Tea-tree and Cajeput Organic, and also with Lavender. For free body movement try blending with Rosemary, Ginger or Kunzea.
Help me choose:
If you are just getting started with Niaouli, we suggest Niaouli Organic Essential Oil
Special note for professionals:
Niaouli makes an interesting substitute for Tea-Tree, and may be preferred by some people with its gentler aroma.
See also:
