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Rosalina essential oil, 100 ml

Rosalina Oil, 100 ml

A 100 ml bottle is the practical starting point for trials: evaluating the scent in your base, setting the level and preparing stability samples. The oil is steam distilled from the leaves of Melaleuca ericifolia, a paperbark known as Swamp paperbark. According to the product card the INCI name is Melaleuca Ericifolia Oil and the country of production is India.

Example: linen and room mist, 100 g

For 100 g of mist, premix 1 g of rosalina essential oil and 1 g of lavender essential oil with 4 g of polysorbate 20. Dissolve the blend in 20 g of ethanol 96 % and then add 74 g of distilled water.

Mix the essential oils with the polysorbate, add the ethanol and then the water in small portions while stirring. Fill into a fine-mist spray bottle. This mist is meant for textiles and rooms, not for direct skin application.

FAQ

What are the other names for rosalina?

It is also known as Tea tree rosalina and Swamp paperbark.

Which oils blend well with rosalina?

Rosalina works well with lavender and bergamot, as well as with lemon, fir and cypress.

Is linalool in rosalina relevant for labels?

Yes, linalool is a labelled fragrance allergen in the EU.

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INCI	Melaleuca Ericifolia Oil
Other
Att brand	India
Color product	appropriate
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	Full bath — 2–4 drops per emulsifier; air aroma spray — 6–10 drops per 5 ml of emulsifier; aroma lamp — 1–3 drops; bath salt, soap — 25 drops per 1 kg; massage, aroma candles, oil serums — 1–4 drops per 50 ml of base; deodorant — 3–4 drops per 5 ml of base oil; enriching emulsions, shampoo — 4–6 drops per 10 g of product; hair-loss lotions — 5–7 drops per 20–25 ml of product
Method preparation	steam distillation
Minimum count	1
Name	Rosalina essential oil, 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Solubility	oil, alcohol
Type	natural
View	oily liquid
Valid until	06.2028

Rosalina essential oil, 100 ml

Rosalina Oil, 100 ml

Scent profile

Composition

Where it fits

Facial toners and gels

Hair care

Home fragrance

Dosage and handling

Blending

Product data

Example: linen and room mist, 100 g

Storage and scaling up

FAQ

What are the other names for rosalina?

Which oils blend well with rosalina?

Is linalool in rosalina relevant for labels?