Fragonia

Agonis fragrans

middle noteMyrtaceaesteam distillationleaf
Pregnancy:CautionChildren:Caution

Rare Australian oil trademarked by Paperbark Co. with a near-perfect 1:1:1 ratio of oxides, monoterpenes and monoterpenols, supporting emotional balance and immune function.

Aroma Profile

Clean, fresh, slightly sweet and camphoraceous with soft woody-floral undertones. Less medicinal than tea tree, rounder and more balanced than eucalyptus, with a subtle citrus lift.

Strength: medium

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Therapeutic Properties

antimicrobialanti inflammatoryexpectorantantisepticimmunostimulantcalmingdecongestant

Chemistry

Primary Constituents

1,8-cineole (26-33%), alpha-pinene (22-27%), linalool (8-11%), alpha-terpineol (5-8%), terpinen-4-ol (3-4%), limonene (3-5%) per Paperbark Co. GC/MS

oxidesmonoterpenesmonoterpenols

Emotional & Psychological

Fragonia is highly regarded for its capacity to release emotional blockages, particularly long-held resentments, grief and imbalance between body and spirit. Practitioners describe it as restoring harmony and rhythm to the emotional field. It encourages forgiveness, acceptance and a return to present-moment awareness, making it valuable during personal transition or when working through stuck emotional patterns.

Physical Therapeutic Uses

Fragonia supports the respiratory system in colds, sinusitis, bronchitis and congestion, working as a gentle expectorant and decongestant. Its balanced chemistry makes it useful for muscular aches, joint inflammation and general immune support. Unlike harsher cineole-rich oils, it is well tolerated for extended use and is effective for circadian rhythm disturbance, jet lag and sleep disruption.

Safety Profile

Max DermalNo Tisserand restriction; 2-3% typical
Pregnancycaution
Childrensafe over 2
Petscaution cats

Contraindications

Avoid in asthmatics sensitive to 1,8-cineole.

Drug Interactions

No significant documented interactions.

Pet Safety Notes

Contains 1,8-cineole and monoterpenes which cats metabolize poorly; avoid direct application on cats, use only in well-ventilated intermittent diffusion away from cats and birds. Generally safe for occasional diffusion around dogs.

Application Methods

diffusiontopicalinhalationmassagecompress

How to Use This Oil

Blending Classification

middle note — the heart of a blend. Provides body and balance. Emerges after the top note fades.

AdultsNo Tisserand restriction; 2-3% typicalmax dermal use
Children (6+)0.5-1%recommended
Diffusion3-5 dropsper 100ml water

Common Ways to Use

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Diffusion

Add 3-5 drops to a diffuser with water. Run for 30-60 minutes at a time with breaks. Ensure good ventilation.

Topical Application

Dilute to No Tisserand restriction; 2-3% typical in a carrier oil (jojoba, sweet almond, or coconut). Apply to desired area. Always patch test first.

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Direct Inhalation

Add 1-2 drops to a tissue or personal inhaler. Breathe in gently. Good for quick relief and on-the-go use.

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Massage

Blend at No Tisserand restriction; 2-3% typical dilution in a massage carrier oil. Apply with gentle strokes to the desired area.

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Compress

Add 3-4 drops to a bowl of warm or cool water. Soak a cloth, wring out, and apply to the affected area for 15-20 minutes.

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