NIAOULI ROBERTET ORGANIC ESSENTIAL OIL

Botanical name: Melaleuca quinquenervia

Family: Myrtaceae

Part used: Leaves

Extraction method: Steam distillation

Geographical origin: Madagascar

Chemotype: Rich in 1,8-cineole

Certifications: Organic, traceable, ISO and IFRA compliant

Supplier: Robertet (France) – world leading producer of natural aromatic raw materials

Olfactory profile

Robertet's Niaouli presents a fresh, penetrating and balsamic aromatic profile, dominated by camphorated and resinous notes, accompanied by a herbaceous, slightly spicy and woody base.

Unlike classic eucalyptus oil, niaouli offers a rounder, sweeter, and greener hue, making it a refined choice for the creative nose.

• Olfactory family: Aromatic – Green – Camphorated
• Note in pyramid: Head / Heart
• Intensity: Medium-strong
• Persistence: Good, with clean dryness

Applications in perfumery

Thanks to its natural complexity and aromatic purity, Niaouli integrates perfectly in:

• Artistic, aromatic, fougère, ozonic, sporty perfumery
• Functional perfumery (deodorants, rooms, spa)
• "Clean", "airy", "herbal" or therapeutic agreements
• Genderless perfumes and green unisex formulations

Recommended chords:

• Top notes: Bergamot, grapefruit, petitgrain, peppermint
• Heart: Lavender, rosemary, geranium, Scots pine
• Base: Vetiver, cedar, clary sage, incense

Benefits and qualities

• 100% pure and natural , without solvents or adulterations
• Certified organic , compliant with COSMOS / ECOCERT standards
  

Dosage recommendations for use in perfumery

Robertet Organic Niaouli Essential Oil is an intense, fresh, and camphorated raw material, to be used sparingly in scented compositions. Due to its high 1,8-cineole content, it is advisable to maintain moderate dosages to avoid excessive olfactory dominance or possible skin sensitization.

For alcoholic perfumes (EDT, EDP), a dosage between 0.1% and 1.5% is recommended, depending on the structure of the fragrance and the role of niaouli in the accord.

In the more aromatic, fougère or ozonic and “clean” creations, it can reach 1–2% , always respecting the IFRA limits in force for the final product.

In functional perfumery (such as natural deodorants, room sprays, or wellness products), a use of between 0.2% and 1% is recommended.

For scented roll-ons or oil blends for skin application, do not exceed 1% carrier oil unless otherwise directed by an expert formulator.

Aromatherapy Properties

Niaouli essential oil ( Melaleuca quinquenervia ) is particularly prized in aromatherapy for its antiviral, antibacterial, immunostimulant, and balsamic properties . Certified organic and steam distilled from select leaves, this Robertet oil guarantees purity and reliability in professional settings.

Respiratory system

• Promotes free breathing in case of cold, cough, sinusitis, bronchitis
• It acts as a natural expectorant and mucolytic fluidifier
• Suitable for room diffusion, steam inhalations and balsamic blends
• A gentler alternative to eucalyptus, also suitable for sensitive skin.

Suitable for adults and children over 3 years, in diluted formulations.

Immune support

• Stimulates the body's natural defenses
• Useful in preventative mixtures during seasonal changes
• It fights respiratory infections in the early stages

Excellent in synergy with tea tree, ravintsara, lavender and citrus oils.

Effects on the mental and emotional level

• Refreshes, clarifies and "cleans" the mental and energetic environment
• It promotes concentration and mental clarity
• Useful in states of mental fatigue, apathy or post-flu recovery

Often used in “purifying” blends to harmonize body and mind.

Recommended use

• Diffusion: 3–6 drops per 15–20 m²
• Direct or steam inhalation: 1–2 drops in hot water
• Aromatic roll-on: up to 1% diluted in vegetable oil (jojoba, sweet almond)
• Chest baths and rubs: 2–3 drops in salt or neutral base

Precautions for use

• Rich in 1,8-cineole: avoid direct contact with eyes and mucous membranes
• Do not apply pure to the skin
• Not indicated during pregnancy (1st trimester) or in children under 3 years of age, unless advised by a professional