Niaouli Essential Oil is a light, clear to pale-yellow liquid with a strong and penetrating camphoraceous aroma. It is aromatically close to Tea Tree and Eucalyptus essential oils and is further known for having similar properties as Tea Tree Oil, albeit with a subtler scent.

Niaouli Oil comes from the young leaves and twigs of Melaleuca quinquenervia, an evergreen tree or shrub from the Myrtaceae family that is native to Australia, Papua New Guinea, and the French Pacific Islands. The Niaouli tree is a close cousin of the Tea tree (Maleleuca alternifolia) and Cajeput tree (Melaleuca cajeputi), having a similar appearance.

Traditionally, Niaouli has been valued for its cleansing properties, widely considered to bolster immunity. It is believed that centuries ago, babies were wrapped in Niaouli bark to confer strength and protection in communities where the trees grow wild.

Powerfull Stimulant
Help clear airways and promote easier breathing
Wound protectant against tetanus, sepsis and bacterial growth
Treat scars and marks from pimples and acne
Assit Lymph and blood circulation
Effective fever reducer
Destroy intestinal worms such as tape worms and round worms
Promote feelings of invigoration and enhanced mood
Enhance feelings of mental energy and focus

As a healing agent, niaouli essential oil protects and restores the skin and is antiseptic, antiviral, antibacterial and antimycotic. As a circulatory tonic, it decongests heavy legs, varicose veins and hemorrhoids.

Acute Bronchitis massage oil: Mix 2 drops of niaouli essential oil, 1 drop of ravintsara essential oil with 4 drops of Sweet Almond or coconut carrier oil. Massage the upper back, the sternum, and the feet, 4 times a day for 6 days. From 7 years+.

Niaouli essential oil will soothe bites and itching, and soothe sunburn. It also protects and restores the skin
Superficial Burns and Sunburns: A burn is a skin injury caused by contact with flames, boiling liquid or a hot object, by the passage of electric current through the body, by contact with chemicals, by cold and by radiation. Massage: Dilute 2 drops of niaouli essential oil in 10 drops of rose hip or hemp vegetable oil, and apply this mixture to the affected area, 3 or 4 times a day until healed. Suitable for 7 years +.

– Face Skincare DIY –

Acne and Pimples healing: Niaouli essential oil has the additional beneficial effect of helping to manage acne to promote a smoother complexion, just like tea tree oil, only it is much gentler on your skin! With its antibacterial and cicatrisant properties, it prevents new pimples from forming since it removes the buildup of bacteria and it promotes the active healing of acne scars, dark spots and other marks on the skin.
Therefore, you do not need to spend so much on laser treatments and scar removal creams, which might not work. Simply fall back on niaouli essential oil to facilitate the growth of new skin cells and tissues to treat your scars and stretch marks!

How to Use it: You can apply a few drops of niaouli oil mixed with a tablespoon of of jojoba or coconut oil onto the wounds/affected areas. Alternatively, you can also add 2 drops of it into your regular skincare products to treat your skin.

– BODY –

Kills off intestinal Worms: Intestinal worms, such as tapeworms and roundworms can be dangerous because it obstructs the proper absorption of useful nutrients consumed into the bloodstream. This can lead to stunted and obstructed physical and mental growth, which is especially harmful for children.
However, niaouli essential oil contains vermifuge properties, which means it can effectively kill off such intestinal worms. This thus helps to promote proper absorption of the nutrients into the bloodstream, ensuring proper mental and physical development of the body.

How to Use it: You can add 3-5 drops of the oil in warm, bathing water or proceed to diffuse 2 drops of the oil in a diffuser and let the aromatic wafts engulf you.

Natural insecticide: As a potent insecticide, niaouli essential oil can also be used to kill off unwanted insects and creepy crawlies that may linger in your house as uninvited guests!
How to do: you can add about 5-10 drops of the oil in a spritz bottle containing water and spray it all over your house to get rid of pesky insects and bugs.

– Do not use during the first three months of pregnancy and breastfeeding, or in children under 6 years of age.
– Keep out of reach of children.
– As an indication, always test the application of your preparation, in the elbow, at least 48 hours before using it.
– Some natural compounds contained in this essential oil contains allergenic substances such as: limonene, linalool, citral (geranial and neral), geraniol.
– Do not use the essential oil directly on the skin or hair without having mixed it well with an appropriate carrier oil.
– Please do not use the essential oil directly on the skin or hair without blending it well with a suitable carrier oil.


WARNING: These properties, indications and methods of use are taken from reference books or websites in aromatherapy. This informations are given for informative purposes, they do not represent any medical advice, or involve our responsibility. For any use in a therapeutic purpose, consult a doctor.