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| Aroma | A fresh, penetrating, and medicinal aroma. It is distinctly camphorous and cooling (similar to Eucalyptus), but with a unique, fruity-herbaceous undertone and a slightly "oily" sweetness that makes it less "sharp" than Tea Tree. |
| Category | Camphoraceous | Minty |
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| Intensity | 4/6 |
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| AKA | Swamp Tea Tree, White Tea Tree |
| Chinese | 白千层 |
| Japanese | カユプテ |
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| Botanical Family | Myrtaceae |
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| Chemistry | Oxides |
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| Common Usage | Respiratory Support
Pain Relief & Physical Wellness
Skincare & Hygiene
Digestive Health
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| Blending note | A close cousin to Tea Tree but with a softer, sweeter, and more "fruity" aroma. It is often described as a cross between Tea Tree and Eucalyptus |
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| Do you know? | Cajeput is a key ingredient in many traditional Asian ointments, such as the world-famous "Tiger Balm," where it provides that signature cooling and clearing sensation. |
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| Contraindication | Because of its high cineole content, it should not be used on or near the faces of infants or young children, as it can cause respiratory distress. Always dilute properly before topical use to avoid skin irritation |
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