Melaleuca linariifolia (narrow-leaved tea tree) smells fresh, sharp and medicinal — a cineole-driven camphoraceous top with a clean herbal-woody undertone. Very close in character to Melaleuca alternifolia tea tree oil but often perceived as slightly softer and more terpenic-green. Dries down to a faint dry-woody, slightly balsamic note.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin, page 256.
Pale yellowish oil
Strong camphoraceous-eucalyptus-like odor, with a warm-terpenic undertone
Air-fresheners, household sprays, room deodorants, lavender perfumes, soap and detergent perfumes, mouthwashes and gargles
Water or steam distilled