Nerolina Essential Oil

Something new for me that has been a really nice surprise. I get a midtone of rosewood with a lavender bass note, maybe a tiny bit of clary sage on top. Yes, a great middle note in blends, gentle and nurturing, softer or more floral than lavender, with lots of positive sparkle as the flower suggests.

Another magical melaleuca for the win! Nerolina combines the sharp, medicinal, fresh scent of tea tree with the green, flowery scent of neroli. There are also some fine, fruity notes. Add to your reed or mist diffuser to neutralise odours and/or give your room a lush, serene aroma. Good for stress relief. Blends well with other melaleucas, notably tea tree and rosalina, citruses such as lemon and bergamot, spices like clove and nutmeg, resins like elemi, and flowers such as jasmine, lavender, and, you guessed it, neroli.

This I think is the softest and most pleasant of all the tea tree type oils. It's actually quite feminine and pretty, very versatile.

Often the same words are used to describe scents (woodsy, medicinal, floral) but they never really give you an idea as to what to expect. I don't have the answer to that but I will attempt to describe the beauty of this oil. This scent has a camphor note intertwined with fresh airy bold version of neroli. I was actually surprised that nature provides such a complex beautiful scent. Meaning I can't assign this to one scent category. It's not like "Pine" or "sweet". This oil takes you on an entire journey. Hold it in as long as possible and it's an experience. It's is lovely, fresh, loud, complex and kind. There is a bold floral component that ends with a subtle almond like quality. It almost smells man made because it's like a perfume. But it's all natural and of very high quality. For those that picture things in color like me- colors that come to mind are soft salmon pink, ivory a subtle green. The only semi negative I have is that it is that by itself it is a rich scent but it translates to a very subtle version of itself in a diffuser. HOWEVER I am sick and MAYBE that will change when my nose is better. Otherwise I'll blend with something heavy and bland like copiaba or guru balsam to hopefully ground and extend the scent. It does compliment vanilla very well. I have not used it in any diy products but my research says that it is a very versatile and beneficial oil with a wide range of uses.

This oil smells divine! Like the information given says, it really does add a sparkling note to homemade perfumes, and I've been using it in a gentle antiseptic first aid wash with amazing results! Definitely give this one a try, think you'll love it too!

Nerolina has become a favorite! It has the most calming scent, I carry it with me where ever I go. As soon as I smell it, I feel more relaxed. I’m planning to add it to my Zen formula so that my customers can also experience it’s benefits. Thank you for finding this gem!