Rosalina (Tea Tree Linalool) Essential Oil
Melaleuca ericifolia
Anti-infectious - Soothing - Innocent
Sweet - Soothing - Innocent
£11.75
Benefits & How To Use
Rosalina (Tea Tree Linalool) Melaleuca ericifolia (2783 – 5ml) (also known as Rosalina, Swamp Paperbark, Lavender Tea Tree)
Rosalina is a member of the Tea Tree family, and it has many of the Tea Tree virtues, but clothed in an unsurpassed sweetness and gentleness. Together with its sweeter aroma, this makes it useful for children. It is an excellent support for the respiratory system. It also soothes restlessness and dissolves conflict.
This is a pure therapeutic-quality wild-crafted aromatherapy essential oil from Australia, and is obtained from the leaves of the tree.
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Rosalina (Tea Tree Linalool) Melaleuca ericifolia (2783 - 5ml) (also known as Rosalina, Swamp Paperbark, Lavender Tea Tree)
Rosalina is a member of the Tea Tree family, and it has many of the Tea Tree virtues, but clothed in an unsurpassed sweetness and gentleness. Together with its sweeter aroma, this makes it useful for children. It is an excellent support for the respiratory system. It also soothes restlessness and dissolves conflict.
This is a pure therapeutic-quality wild-crafted aromatherapy essential oil from Australia, and is obtained from the leaves of the tree.
See also:
FAQs
What exactly is Rosalina essential oil?
Rosalina essential oil comes from Melaleuca ericifolia in the Myrtaceae family. It is also known as Swamp Paperbark and Lavender Tea Tree. The oil is obtained from the leaves and has a sweeter, gentler character than many other Tea Tree oils.
Where does this Rosalina oil come from?
This oil is from Australia and is wild-crafted. It is a pure therapeutic-quality oil from the leaves of the tree. The botanical name is Melaleuca ericifolia.
What is Rosalina usually used for?
Rosalina is regarded as a useful oil for supporting the respiratory system. It is also described as helping to soothe restlessness and soften feelings of conflict. Its gentler scent is one reason it is considered suitable for children.
Is Rosalina essential oil safe to use?
It is described as non-toxic and non-irritant. Even so, it may cause sensitisation in some individuals, so a patch test is sensible if you have reactive skin. If you already know you are sensitive to essential oils, take extra care.
How long does Rosalina essential oil keep?
Unopened, it has a shelf life of 36 months. Once opened, it is best used within 12 months. Keeping the bottle tightly closed and stored away from heat and light will help preserve it.
About Rosalina (Tea Tree Linalool) Melaleuca ericifolia
Technical Documents
GC
MSDS
- Botanical name: Melaleuca ericifolia
- Plant family: Myrtaceae
- Also known as: Lavender Tea Tree, Rosalina, Swamp Paperbark
- Cultivation: Wild-crafted
- Country of origin: Australia
- Part of plant: Leaves
- Special precautions: Non toxic, non irritant, possible sensitisation in some individuals.
- Major compounds: Linalool, 1,8-Cineole, alpha-Pinene, Paracymene
- Contents: Tea-Tree Oil, m.e. (Rosalina Oil)
- Item no: 2783
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