Niaouli Essential Oils
Botanical: Melaleuca quinquenervia
Niaouli oil is extracted from leaves by steam distillation.
Niaouli oil has a slightly sweet, fresh smell with camphoraceous aroma and its color varies from colorless to pale yellow and greenish

Properties: Antiseptic, disinfectant, stimulating and uplifting; aid in concentration.
 
Scents:  Niaouli essential oil is derived from the leaves of the Niaouli tree, scientifically known as Melaleuca quinquenervia. It is known for its strong, refreshing, and medicinal aroma. Niaouli essential oil has a distinct, sweet, and camphoraceous fragrance. It is often described as having a fresh, slightly woody, and herbaceous aroma. The scent is reminiscent of eucalyptus, as niaouli belongs to the same botanical family as eucalyptus trees. 
When you inhale niaouli essential oil, you may detect notes of fresh mint, with a hint of citrus and a touch of spice. 
Some people find the aroma uplifting and invigorating, while others perceive it as cooling and cleansing. 
Overall, niaouli essential oil has a unique and pleasant fragrance that can be both stimulating and soothing. Its scent is often used in aromatherapy to promote respiratory health, boost concentration, and create a sense of calmness.
USES
Acne
Burns & cuts
Decongestant for oily skin
Cold, flu
Respiratory infectious
Cough
Sinusitis 
Sore throat
Running nose
Intestinal parasites
Urinary Infections
Neuralgia
Joint pain 
Niaouli oil helps to increases concentration and clears the head, while lifting the spirits.
The essential oil of Niaouli is used in a variety of cosmetic products and has no hazard score on the Cosmetic Safety The oil is reported to help with bladder infections, respiratory troubles and catarrh, hemorrhoid treatment. 

Traditional uses: 
A brew was made from the bruised young aromatic leaves to treat colds, headaches and general sickness

Constituents: 
1,8-cineole, terpineol, limonene, pinene, linalool and terbenethene

Contra-indications: 
None known