Adjectives of oil: fresh, sweet-herbaceous, eucalyptus-like, camphor-like undertone.

About the plant: The robust and very adaptable evergreen Niaouli tree grows mainly in Australia and New Caledonia. Among the Australian aborigines it is one of the oldest remedies. Its fresh and eucalyptus-like smelling essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves and twigs.

Traditional usage: The Australian aborigines use the essential oil of Niaouli in many ways. Because it can not only act against bacteria, viruses and fungi, but also skin regenerating and anti-inflammatory and strengthen the immune system. In naturopathy, niaouli is used for colds, muscle and joint complaints and can not only improve the air in the room, but also purify water.

• Fragrance note: fresh, sweet-herbal, camphorous undertone
• Quality: organic, 100% natural
• Botanical name: Melaleuca quinquenervia viridiflora
• Origin: Madagascar
• Plant part: Leaves and branches
• Extraction: Steam distillation