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There's something truly special about the fresh, floral aroma of Niaouli essential oil that transports you to the lush landscapes of New Caledonia and the sunny coasts of Australia. As a cherished member of the Myrtaceae family, Niaouli trees contribute more than just beauty; they offer a steam-distilled oil that's as versatile as it is potent. With a sweet and medicinal aroma that's perfectly complemented by Eucalyptus, this clear, exquisite essential oil is a must-have for anyone seeking natural wellness solutions.
But don't just take our word for it! Our customers often rave about Niaouli's ability to transform skin care routines, reducing the appearance of blemishes, scars, and oily skin with its antibacterial properties. Imagine swapping out harsh chemicals for a few drops of Niaouli mixed with your preferred carrier oil, diligently working to give you clearer, more radiant skin. It doesn’t stop there—the same oil that uplifts your beauty regimen doubles as a household hero. When combined with grain alcohol and water to create a DIY purifying spray, Niaouli helps refresh and sanitize your living space while supporting respiratory health—a simple yet effective hack that our community loves.
For those on-the-go moments or whenever you need a clarity boost, inhale Niaouli directly from an Essential Oil Inhaler or diffuse it to clear the air and mind. Embrace the camphorous notes that blend seamlessly with Saro or Buddha Wood for an aromatic symphony that speaks to the soul. Remember to always dilute Niaouli properly and keep it safely stored away from children. Let Edens Garden guide you to a purer, more balanced way of living with the natural, floral essence of Niaouli essential oil in your corner. And rest easy, knowing each drop comes with Edens Garden's promise of affordability, quality, and a lengthy, 2-3 year shelf life.
Botanical Name: Melaleuca quinquenervia
Chemotype: Cineole
Origin: Madagascar
Method: Steam Distilled
Plant Part: Leaves
Note: Middle
Family: Myrtaceae
Blends Well With: Eucalyptus, and other camphoraceous aromas
Aroma: Sweet, floral, medicinal, and camphorous
Consistency: Thin
Color: Clear
Safety: Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult physician. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use internally unless instructed by a licensed aromatherapist or physician.
Shelf Life: 2-3 Years
Pet Safety: Essential oils are generally safe to diffuse around adult cats and dogs intermittently. Ensure the room you’re diffusing in is well-ventilated and that your pet can leave if desired. Discontinue use if you notice any adverse reaction. Avoid topical use and diffusing around young pets, small animals or pets with health problems.
- Niaouli essential oil (Melaleuca quinquenervia) is touted as being similar to its melaleuca cousin – Tea Tree. And it is quite similar with additional, unique benefits. In skincare, Niaouli works wonders. Diluted and applied topically, it helps to reduce the appearance of blemishes, imperfections, acne, scars, cuts and oily skin. Its antibacterial properties make it a great household cleaner and air purifier. Lastly, it’s renowned for its support towards the respiratory system.
- While there are many essential oil companies in the market today, Edens Garden has consistently risen above the competition and is considered the best source for 100% pure Niaouli essential oil. We strive to offer unparalleled value and wellness in every drop of essential oil we carry (without the pesky MLM markups). Our oils are third-party GC/MS tested for 100% purity, safety and quality so you can rest assured that you’re getting the very best. Furthermore, our top-quality oils are a reflection of the hard work and expertise of our partner farms and distilleries. We support farms that put people first and uphold rigorous quality standards. We also give back a percentage of all Edens Garden profits to a variety of organizations that are building a better tomorrow, so you can feel good about your purchase.
- There are several ways to effectively use Niaouli essential oil and obtain its benefits, including 1.) Add 10 drops to your essential oil diffuser per 100 ml of water. 2.) Add 10 drops to an Essential Oil Inhaler and take it with you for on-the-go therapeutic use. 3.) Create a spray by combining 20 drops Niaouli and 1 tablespoon 190-proof grain alcohol in a glass spray bottle. After a few hours, add 3 tablespoons of distilled water. Spray onto surfaces and in the air to refresh your space.
- In perfumery, scents have ‘notes.’ A scent can be a top, middle or base note. Niaouli is considered a middle note. Each aroma note reacts differently based on its volatility. Top notes tend to be the most volatile, meaning they don’t last that long after they’ve been exposed to air. However, top notes are generally the strongest aroma when you first smell a scent. On the other hand, base notes are the least volatile, meaning they last much longer and are not the strongest aroma when you first experience a scent but they grow stronger after being exposed to air.
- Niaouli has a floral and medicinal aroma that blends incredibly well with Eucalyptus. Its aroma is most often described as sweet, floral, medicinal, and camphorous. In perfumery, Niaouli is often blended with Eucalyptus, and other camphoraceous aromas such as Tea Tree, Camphor, Cajeput, Nerolina, Ravintsara, Saro as well as Buddha Wood. For a fresh and invigorating diffuser blend, add 5 drops Niaouli, 3 drops Cajeput and 2 drops Saro to your essential oil diffuser. Alternatively, enjoy its beautiful aroma alone by adding 10 drops per 100 ml of water in your diffuser.
Apply Topically: Our Single Essential Oils and Synergy Blends are 100% pure and undiluted. To apply to the skin, dilute with a high-quality Carrier Oil. See our dilution chart here. We recommend performing a skin patch test when using a new essential oil topically.
Diffuse & Inhale: Breathe in your favorite essential oils using an essential oil diffuser or personal pocket inhaler. For instructions on how to use your diffuser, please refer to the diffuser's product page.
DIYs: Explore simple and fun recipes on The Drop, our essential oil blog with expert tips, EO news, and informative reads.
CHEER: Add to a personal inhaler and inhale as needed: 5 drops of Niaouli, 5 drops of Rosemary and 5 drops of Peppermint. Or add 5-6 drops of Niaouli to your Scent Ball Diffuser and diffuse for 30-60 minutes.
SPORTS MASSAGE: Add to a 2 ounce squeeze bottle: 8 drops of Niaouli, 2 drops of Lavender, 5 drops of Chamomile (Roman) and 5 drops of Rosemary, then fill with Jojoba oil. Shake to mix well. Massage into sore muscles. (1.7% dilution)
INHALATION: Add to an amber glass bottle: 15 drops of Niaouli, 20 drops of Eucalyptus (Radiata), 15 drops of Tea Tree and 10 drops of Nerolina, then shake to mix well. Fill a bowl with steamy water; add to the bowl 2 drops of the essential oil mixture, covering your head and bowl with a towel to keep the steam in. Inhale through your nose, with eyes closed. Breathe in the vapors for several minutes, or as desired.
FIRST AID: In a 1 ounce squeeze bottle add: 5 drops of Niaouli, 2 drops of Tea Tree, 3 drops of Lavender and 1 ounce aloe vera gel. Apply 2-3 times a day or as needed to assist the body's natural process of healing. (1.7% dilution)
BATH SALTS: Combine: 3 drops of Niaouli, 3 drops of Lavender and 1 drop of Elemi with 1 tablespoon of Jojoba oil and 1/2 cup of Epsom salts. Stir together and add to a full bath for a relaxing soak.
PROBLEM SKIN: Add to a 2 ounce bottle: 4 drops of Niaouli, 1 drop of Carrot Seed, 4 drops of Frankincense (Frereana) and 3 drops of Lavender (French), then fill with Polysorbate 20 (manufacturer's recommended amount) and witch hazel. Shake well before applying a couple of drops to a water-damp cotton ball and wiping oily areas around the nose, chin and forehead. Add a teaspoon of this blend to a small basin of water and soak a face cloth for larger areas. Relax and keep your eyes closed, as you apply the cloth to your entire face for a refreshing mask! Shelf life: 1 week (1% dilution)
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