NIAOULI ESSENTIAL OIL
INCI Name :
Melaleuca Quinquenervia Oil
Indications
Purifying, tonic, skin protector
Applications
Niaouli essential oil is traditionally used in respiratory and purifying care. It is distinguished by a composition rich in 1,8-cineole coupled with sesquiterpenols such as viridiflorol, giving it a fresh, tonic scent with herbal softness and woody structure. Highly popular in natural formulations, it brings a lively, “breathing” aromatic touch, perfect for wellness, hygiene, and sports lines aimed at purification or decongestion.
Properties (indications)
Information intended for formulators. Not a therapeutic claim for finished products.
- Aromatic purifying
Highly valued for natural cleansers and hygiene care. - Tonic & revitalizing
Sensation of purified air and energizing freshness. - Respiratory tradition
Used in aromatic formulas to ease open breathing (professional use). - Gentle skin repair (traditional)
Sometimes incorporated in care for skin with blemishes or micro-damage.
Applications
Body & sports care
- Toning massage oils
- “Fresh breath” gels
- Light leg and post-exercise care
Face care & hygiene
- Purifying cleansers
- Natural deodorants
- Toning mists (low doses)
- Natural mouthwashes (professional – controlled dosage)
Spa & ambiance
- Diffusion of pure botanical air
- Invigorating mists and aromatic blends
Soap-making & solid/liquid hygiene
- Natural purifying soaps
- Aromatic shower gels
Formulation integration
- Indicative dosage: 0.1% to 1%
- Recommended carriers: light vegetable oils, aromatic macerates, aqueous gels, cleansing bases
- Aromatic synergies: ravintsara, eucalyptus radiata, rosemary cineole, pine, lemon, tea tree
Precautions for use
- Always dilute before skin application
- Avoid eye and mucous membrane areas
- Patch test recommended for sensitive skin
- Not recommended for pregnant/breastfeeding women and young children (traditional use)
- Professional use for targeted respiratory applications