Cajeput essential oil Organic

Name: Cajuput oil

Latin name: Melaleuca cajeputi

INCI: MELALEUCA LEUCADENDRON CAJUPUTI LEAF OIL

Synonyms: Melaleuca leucadendron/ cajeputi

Origin plant: Vietnam

Part used: Leaves & twigs

Origin distillation/extraction: Vietnam

Production: obtained by distillation of the leaves and twigs of Melaleuca leucadendron/ cajeputi

Odor and appearance: sweet fresh camphor rosemary eucalyptus herbal / colorless to light yellow to clear liquid

Important constituents:

1,8-Cineol: 50-70%

alpha-Terpineol: <15%

alpha-Pinene: <3%

Limonene: <10.0%

Linalool: <6.0%

Benzaldehyde: <0.50%

The aromatic leaves and twigs of the Melaleuca leucadendron cajuputi tree create a fresh, fruity, sweet, herbaceous, camphor-like essential oil.

Cajeput essential oil is distilled from the leaves and twigs of a tree in the Melaleuca family.

Emotionally and energetically, cajeput essential oil clears and uplifts.

This essential oil encourages mental clarity by clearing the mind and improving levels of concentration.

Complementary flavors for Cajeput essential oil are not easy to pick up: the oils with which it is combined can be listed literally on the fingers.

In particular, Petitgrain, Ylang-Ylang, Palmarosa, Clove stem and Lavender will be an excellent addition to Cajeput in aromatic blends.

Use in cosmetology

• Cajeput oil is also used in the field of hair care: it is one of the most powerful aroma therapeutic agents for dandruff.
• In the domestic sphere, Cajeput essential oil is one of the best means to repel insects (especially when traveling to tropical countries), as well as an excellent oil to relieve the effects of their bites.
• Cajeput essential oil improves the characteristics of cosmetics and can be used as a perfume additive for cosmetic and perfumery products.

Important: essential oils are highly concentrated vegetable essences, so they require dilution with carrier vegetable oils.

Presentation: Amber glass bottles, self-adhesive dropper with internal cone.