Niaouli Essential Oil in Skincare

Niaouli essential oil is a natural remedy that has been used as an antiseptic and to help cleanse the skin for generations. It can also rejuvenate tired complexions, making it useful in any type of beauty product!


The Melaleuca family is one of over 250 others, and Niaouli essential oil comes from their member plant -the Evergreen tree known as "Paper Bark."


The Niaouli Evergreen tree, also known as Gomenol and belonging to the Myrtaceae family has origins in Australia but can now be found all over Madagascar, New Caledonia & Southern Hemisphere. This cousin of Tea Tree has an earthy herbaceous fragrance similar to Eucalyptus that's stimulating for your senses.

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Benefits of Using Niaouli Essential Oil for Skincare




  • In aromatherapy, Niaouli essential oil has been used as a natural remedy for centuries because of its antimicrobial and antiseptic qualities. People believe that this stimulates the immune system to fight off bacterial infections in both humans or animals alike.

  • The purifying and healing properties of Niaouli essential oil make it a valuable addition to any skin care routine. Especially effective for oily, acne-prone or breakout prone skins; this amazing ingredient can also be used as an all over body lotion!

  • Niaouli essential oil is like a gentler version of Tea Tree Oil, so all skin types can benefit from the healing and regenerative properties.

  • Niaouli is a perfect addition to your beauty arsenal. Not only does it have antiseptic qualities that help purify pores, but its regenerative properties also promote skin cell production which helps rejuvenate tired complexions. It's time to get your Niaouli oil fix!


Uses of Niaouli Oil for Skin Care


Niaouli oil is a great cleanser for your scalp, known to help manage dryness and improve the appearance of flakiness. It also supports fuller looking hair in a similar manner as Tea Tree Oil!


You can also add a couple of drops of Niaouli Oil to your regular shampoo or conditioner, and make an easy hair mask with 5-10 drops. Mix 1 tablespoon Coconut Oil in this blend for 10 minutes before applying it on toponyms that need extra attention such as ends where there are split ends because they don't get enough moisture when we sleep without washing your hair properly at night time.


 

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