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100% Pure, Toxin-free, Organic, Therapeutic-grade Essential Oils for a holistic approach to all-natural wellness.
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Like a warm summer day, Sweet Orange Essential Oil sparks contentment, relaxation, cheer and radiates joy from within.
Sweet Orange, also known as Citrus sinensis, is named after its hybrid origin in Mainland China. All parts of the fruit - fresh and dried - have been valued & enjoyed for several decades as sweet treats, natural remedies or fresh fragrances. Sweet Orange Essential Oil's sunny aroma uplifts mood and brings joy to everyone.
Considered a symbol of good fortune in Chinese culture, it's no coincidence that Sweet Oranges and their essential oils have a wealth of benefits to offer.
Sweet Oranges originate from Southwest China and are in fact a natural cross between a Mandarin Orange and Pomelo, retaining characteristics of both fruits. They feature often in Traditional Chinese Medicine, especially using the dried peel to support healthy digestion and breathing.
Orange seeds eventually found their way around the world via trade routes and are now one of the most common fruit trees grown globally. The cheerful, warming aroma of Sweet Orange Essential Oil became popular in the 20th century and was used in products from detergent to deodorant due to its fresh citrusy smell and cleansing properties.
Like other citrus-origin essential oils, Sweet Orange Essential Oil is a natural astringent that clarifies congested and oily skin. Being rich in antioxidants, this oil also protects skin from environmental damage, such as pollution and free radicals.
The benefits of Sweet Orange Oil are more than skin deep - it’s also a natural anti-inflammatory that soothes swelling and may reduce pain caused by swollen tissue.
Therapeutic grade
Water-soluble
Pesticides
Vegan
Non-GMO
Cruelty-free
● Botanical Name: Citrus sinensis
● Family: Rutaceae
● Aroma: Fruity, Citrusy
● Plant part: Fruit Peel
● Note Classification: Top
● Extraction: Cold pressed
● Appearance: Yellowish orange to dark orange liquid
● Usage: Aromatherapy and topical applications
● Due to the Limonene content, Sweet Orange Essential Oil may cause dermatitis in some people
● Sweet Orange Essential Oil can be phototoxic and topical application should be avoided prior to exposure to direct sunlight.
● In general, essential oils are highly concentrated and should be used with care.
● Not for internal use, except if directed by an expert or a qualified practitioner.
● If pregnant, lactating or under any medication, consult your physician before use.
● Never use undiluted essential oils near eyes or mucous membranes.
● If using essential oils directly on the skin, always dilute with an appropriate carrier oil and perform a patch tes.
● Store in a dark, cool and dry place,
● Keep out of reach of children.
A few drops of Sweet Orange Essential Oil added to a diffuser helps to purify air and creates a positive atmosphere with its uplifting aroma.
Diluted in an appropriate carrier oil, Sweet Orange Essential Oil can be used as a massage oil to target aches and pains or can be used as a natural perfume.
Blends well with Lavender, Frankincense, Eucalyptus, Geranium, Grapefruit, Lemon, Peppermint, Rosemary and Tea Tree essential oils.
While these oils seem similar, they actually come from two different trees. Bitter Orange Oil is made from the rinds of the Citrus aurantium tree - these oranges are actually too bitter to eat and their use is often limited to preparing marmalades.
The most important difference is that Bitter Orange Essential Oil is phototoxic while the Sweet Orange is not unless it is distilled.
(Note: We use cold pressed method to extract our Sweet Orange Essential Oil and not steam distillation.)
Sweet Orange Essential Oil is made of a unique combination of compounds. One of the key components is Limonene - research has shown that Limonene is a potent antioxidant and can help support the body’s own natural detoxification processes. Some of the other components contained in Sweet Orange Oil that nurture and support overall well-being are: β- Myrcene, α-Pinene, Citronellol, Geraniol and Linalool.
Unlike other essential oils that tend to come from the leaves of the plant, Sweet Orange Essential Oil comes from the rind. Have you ever peeled a Mandarin and noticed the small bursts of fragrance from its skin? Those are tiny pockets of essential oil that are being popped, releasing that fresh, citrusy fragrance.
