Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil

Description Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil Mango Myrtle® essential oil is another of Australia’s newest essential oils, another world’s first. It is only available from Essentially Australia, we saw it growing on a property and developed it, we tested and researched it, propagated it, planted it out, harvested it and now after many years, it’s available for purchase as a ready-to-use essential oil. Amelia smelling Mango Myrtle leaves at our Byron hinterland plantation   Mango Myrtle® smells like a beautiful fresh, fragrant, juicy green mango, almost identical to crushed green mango leaves. It’s an extremely uplifting, calming, fruity, refreshing and inspiring tropical ‘summer’ aroma. This is not a blend, it’s a brand new, entirely unique essential oil, pioneered by Essentially Australia, grown on our Byron hinterland plantation. Mango Myrtle® will instantly uplift & freshen a home or room and it appeals to both men and women, and children. Botanical name:  Ingredients: 100% v/v pure Mango Myrtle® essential oil. Mango Myrtle Flowering Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil Aroma An uplifting fruity green mango/citrus aroma, sweet yet refreshing, juicy and mouth-watering, yet not too sweet. It’s got a clear fruity mango ‘zing’ or ‘zest’ too it. It’s a very tropical fruit scented oil. Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil Benefits For some Mango Myrtle® instantly refreshes and uplifts, a little bit like Lemon Myrtle, but with a distinct tropical fruit aroma, evoking a sense of summer. It can assist concentration, may work as an anti-depressive, and it helps remove bad room smells and bad energy. For others it has a very calming affect and can help the mind or body to rest a lot better at night. It’s also very suitable for use in cosmetics and fine perfumery. Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil Uses  Add a couple of drops to a diffuser, oil burner, air purifier, air freshener, potpourri, add a few drops to a hankerchief and leave in your pocket to smell through the day, add drops to a vacuum cloth bag, add to floor washing water or dishwashing liquid. Greg Trevena planting Mango Myrtle MORE INFO Directions and More Uses Aromatherapy Oil 2 to 4 drops in a diffuser, oil burner or vaporiser for a refreshing, uplifting, fruity summer aroma. Blend Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil with Mango Myrtle® essential oil is a very balanced, ’round’ aroma and simply excellent on its own. However you can try blending it with woody, spicy or citrus. Try blending Mango Myrtle® oil with Lemon Myrtle (sparingly), White Cypress Leaf, Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark, a drop of Anise Myrtle, or woody oils like Blue Cypress or Sandalwood. Mango Myrtle Plants Main Actives of Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil a-thujene, a-pinene, myrcene, b-pinene, y-terpinene, terpinolene Precautions Keep out of reach of children, do not apply direct to the skin as this may cause skin irritation, store away from direct sunlight, store below 30 degrees. Other Common Names Blue Lilly Pilly Natural Occurrence in Australia                                                                                                          Mango Myrtle® trees naturally occurs in only a few hectares of lowland or floodplain country, in northern New South Wales. The tree is extremely rare, and Mango Myrtle® grows to a maximum height of 10 metres in the wild. High and regular rainfall with rocky and alluvial soils are its prime habitat. Mango Myrtle Plantation Characteristics Clear amber yellow in colour, watery consistency, the scent is of fresh green mango/lemony/citrus. Extraction and Farming Method Mango Myrtle® oil is extracted via steam distillation of the leaves and green branchlets. The tree is grown in plantations by Essentially Australia in northern New South Wales. Plantation trees are planted in rows, are kept to a maximum height of 4 metres, they are hand harvested and are then steam distilled immediately to maintain quality Mango Myrtle® essential oil. No wild trees are harvested to make this oil. Mango Myrtle harvest History Traditional Usage Indigenous use of this plant, included regular eating of the raw fruit as a bushtucker or adding the fruit to water for a fruity flavoured drink or fruit was added to food for a fruity flavouring. The Blue Lilly Pilly plant was used as a perfume, by rubbing the leaves on the skin. The leaves were also rubbed on the skin for an uplifting, refreshing or anti-depressive effect. There were other medicinal uses made of the plants fruits or leaves. Early European Usage Mango Myrtle® oil or any Blue Lilly Pilly oil has never before been commercially produced previously. The blue to purplish fruit is eaten occasionally by some people or made into jams, jellies and flavoured drinks, there are accounts of also wine being made out of the fruit. Present Day Usage Mango Myrtle® oil was exclusively launched by Essentially Australia 1st March 2022, at Tallow Beach, Suffolk Park, a home of a number of wild Blue Lilly Pillys. Chemical Profile of Mango Myrtle® Essential Oil available on request for March 2022                                                       Relative Density: @20C 0.858 Refractive Index @ 20 C 1.479 Optical Rotation @20C -8.90