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Terpene

Nerolidol

Say nuh-ROLL-ih-dol. Smells of fresh bark, jasmine, green apple. Studied in the lab or in animals.

Nerolidolsay nuh-ROLL-ih-dol

Studied in the lab or in animals
  • fresh bark
  • jasmine
  • green apple
Also in
jasmine, tea tree, lemongrass
Boils at
122 °CA vaporiser set above this temperature burns the terpene off before you taste it.

Rodent work shows sedative signals. It also helps compounds pass through skin, which is why it appears in transdermal patch research.

At the counter

On a patch ingredient list it is there to help delivery, not to add an effect.

Cultivars carrying it

No cultivar in the reference lists it as dominant.

Studied in the lab or in animals

The findings come from animals or test tubes, so they suggest a direction worth studying but do not tell you what will happen in a person.

Cultivars carrying it

No cultivar in the reference lists this terpene as dominant.

Other terpenes