Description
Myrtle Essential Oil is a beautifully balanced aromatic oil known for its fresh, green, slightly sweet, and softly camphoraceous fragrance. Extracted from the leaves of the myrtle plant, this oil has been traditionally appreciated for its gentle yet refreshing character.
Unlike stronger herbal oils, Myrtle offers a milder and more refined aroma, making it ideal for those who prefer subtle, soothing blends. In aromatherapy, it is widely used to create a clean, calming, and harmonizing environment, making it suitable for both relaxation and daily use.
Its versatility makes it an excellent addition to wellness products, skincare formulations, and diffuser blends, where a light herbal freshness is desired without being overpowering.
Myrtle oil blends beautifully with eucalyptus, lavender, rosemary, tea tree, and citrus oils, enhancing fresh and herbal compositions.
At Miray Essentials, our Myrtle Essential Oil is carefully sourced and lab-tested to ensure consistent purity, aroma profile, and performance across every batch.
Key Benefits
- Soft, fresh and green aroma
- Creates a calming and balanced environment
- Ideal for gentle aromatherapy blends
- Enhances herbal and fresh formulations
- Suitable for daily wellness products
Common Uses
Aromatherapy – Used in diffusers for a calming environment
Skincare – Added to light formulations
Wellness Products – Used in balanced blends
Natural Fragrance – Used in fresh compositions
Product Specifications
Product Name: Myrtle Essential Oil
Botanical Name: Myrtus communis
Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
Aroma: Fresh, green, slightly sweet and soft
Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid
Suitable For: Aromatherapy, cosmetic formulations
Why Choose Miray Essentials
- Ethically sourced premium ingredients
- Lab-tested for purity and consistency
- Reliable supply for bulk and retail
- Custom packaging solutions
- Trusted partner for manufacturers
Safety Concern
For external use only. Always dilute before use. Avoid contact with eyes.
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