Kunzea

Kunzea, a genus of plants native to Australia and New Zealand, is known for its small, aromatic shrubs that feature clusters of tiny, white or pink flowers. The most well-known species, Kunzea ambigua, commonly referred to as "tick bush," has gained popularity in aromatherapy and natural wellness. Kunzea's essential oil, derived from the leaves and green branchlets, emits a clean, fresh, and invigorating aroma. Its scent is often described as medicinal, with a hint of spiciness akin to eucalyptus and a subtle woodiness. This complex fragrance profile makes kunzea oil a valuable additive in perfumes and therapeutic products, praised for its soothing properties that can help alleviate pain, inflammation, and various skin ailments. The scent is both calming and uplifting, making it ideal for reducing stress and enhancing relaxation.