Nerolina EO

Melaleuca quinquenervia ct nerolidol or Melaleuca quinquenervia ct linalool [synonym of Melaleuca quinquenervia (Cav.) S.T. Blake]. Chemotype can vary depending on the time of year harvested. See COA for lot specific chemotype.

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Nerolina essential oil is the nerolidol-rich chemotype of the more commonly known Melaleuca quinquenervia – Niaouli. Ours has a fresh, diffusive, cineolic aroma with a fruity-floral, neroli-like back note.

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Selected size SKU:663-016 - Nerolina 15 ml (1/2 oz) (w/ orifice reducer)

Sample 1 ml (1/30 oz)
$3.00
5 ml (1/6 oz)
$9.00
with orifice reducer
15 ml (1/2 oz)
$17.25
with orifice reducer
30 ml (1 oz)
$29.00
59.14 ml (2 oz)
$50.50
118.29 ml (4 oz)
$89.25
236.58 ml (8 oz)
$160.25
473.17 ml (16 oz)
$289.00
1 kg (2 1/5 lb)
$633.00
$3.00
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Product Overview

Nerolina essential oil is the nerolidol-rich chemotype of the more commonly known Melaleuca quinquenervia – Niaouli. Ours has a fresh, diffusive, cineolic aroma with a fruity-floral, neroli-like back note. This specific Melaleuca is an atypical chemotype, and one of the more rare offerings from our exceptional Australian suppliers.

Nerolidol – a sesquiterpene alcohol and the dominant compound in Nerolina – is found in smaller percentages in Neroli, Jasmine, and Lavender and accounts for the sweet floral nuances in Nerolina’s aromatic profile. According to Dr. Daniel Pénoël, Nerolina displays a respectable scope benefits that is well-tolerated by most individuals.[1] In fact, nerolidol is currently utilized by various industries in cosmetics, perfumes, and detergents. Nerolina is suitable for use in diffusers, outdoor sprays, massage blends, foot lotions, and skincare preparations. The cooling and calming aroma is a unique addition to aromatic creations.

1 Franchomme, Pierre and Dr. Daniel Pénoël. LAromathérapie Exactement, 1990, p. 371.

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Surprised

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A sample just arrived and was pleasantly surprised. Clicked on it and was thinking some sort of neroli, read it is related to melaleuca and expected Tea Tree. When I opened it I was met with a very fresh and pleasant smelling aroma. Definitely get a neroli/citrus aspect to it, with an almost Hinoki Pine like aroma, especially as it dries down. It is similar to the magnolia heart I have. Would highly recommend, and surprised it isn’t used more in perfumes.

Review by Chris 11/14/2023

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I bought this mainly for therapeutic hopefully reasons. I like the idea of having an additive that could boost bile activity. The aroma is quite high and very diffusive. I am not getting any floral but I could see how a small amount would boost the top notes. It reminds me of yLang yLang and Neroli or maybe even Petitgrain. It has a certain astringency to it. A bit of green too.

Review by Jolie 5/8/2019

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