Sweet orange Brazil
Essential oil
Yellow mandarin Italy
Essential oil
Citrus reticulata
A&C
Citrus
Citrusy, orange, aldehydic, zesty, juicy.
General data
Cultivated
Pericarp
Cold pressed
Limonene, α-pinene, β-pinenes, γ-terpinene
8008-31-9
Citrus reticulata peel oil
Harvest Calendar
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- A
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Product details Fragrance side
Ronde et juteuse, l’huile essenteille de Mandarine Jaune se marie parfaitement aux autres agrumes pour apporter de la fraîcheur dans une Fougère ou un Oriental grâce à ces facettes à la fois aldéhydées, zestées et amères.
Well-being side
Calming, promotes sleep and relaxation, digestive tonic. Brings back the inner child, the childlike joy, when needed to stop bad habits and emotional addictions.
*The aromatherapy properties in this document are excerpted from reference books, scientific articles, or specialized websites and are provided to customer for its information and internal use only. Claims on a finished product remain the responsibility of the company making the finished product available on the market. About
A well-loved, sweet citrus fruit, the mandarin is the fruit of a small tree, the Mandarin orange tree. This fruit-producing, evergreen shrub has dark-green, glossy foliage and leaves that are smaller than on other citrus plants. The small, fragrant flowers, similar to orange blossoms, give rise to orange-yellow, globular fruits. Though very close botanically to the tangerine, the peel of the Mandarin orange has a sunnier color. Mandarin peel is covered with small pockets secreting essential oil, emitting a pleasant, zesty scent when the fruit is peeled.
Native to Southeast Asia, China, Vietnam, the mandarin tree has been cultivated in Japan and China for several centuries. It was not introduced in Europe until the early 19th century. It eventually made a more permanent home in Italy’s Sicily and Calabria regions, along with bergamot and sweet orange. The common name comes from the mandarin’s home country, China. It appears that “Mandarin” is a reference to the orange color of the ceremonial dress worn by high dignitaries of the former Chinese Empire, called mandarins.
Mandarin oranges are harvested before the fruit is fully ripe. The essential oil is obtained through cold expression of the pericarp, a technique which separates the juice from the essential oil.
Fragrance side
Ronde et juteuse, l’huile essenteille de Mandarine Jaune se marie parfaitement aux autres agrumes pour apporter de la fraîcheur dans une Fougère ou un Oriental grâce à ces facettes à la fois aldéhydées, zestées et amères.
Well-being side
Calming, promotes sleep and relaxation, digestive tonic. Brings back the inner child, the childlike joy, when needed to stop bad habits and emotional addictions.
*The aromatherapy properties in this document are excerpted from reference books, scientific articles, or specialized websites and are provided to customer for its information and internal use only. Claims on a finished product remain the responsibility of the company making the finished product available on the market.
About
A well-loved, sweet citrus fruit, the mandarin is the fruit of a small tree, the Mandarin orange tree. This fruit-producing, evergreen shrub has dark-green, glossy foliage and leaves that are smaller than on other citrus plants. The small, fragrant flowers, similar to orange blossoms, give rise to orange-yellow, globular fruits. Though very close botanically to the tangerine, the peel of the Mandarin orange has a sunnier color. Mandarin peel is covered with small pockets secreting essential oil, emitting a pleasant, zesty scent when the fruit is peeled.
Native to Southeast Asia, China, Vietnam, the mandarin tree has been cultivated in Japan and China for several centuries. It was not introduced in Europe until the early 19th century. It eventually made a more permanent home in Italy’s Sicily and Calabria regions, along with bergamot and sweet orange. The common name comes from the mandarin’s home country, China. It appears that “Mandarin” is a reference to the orange color of the ceremonial dress worn by high dignitaries of the former Chinese Empire, called mandarins.
Mandarin oranges are harvested before the fruit is fully ripe. The essential oil is obtained through cold expression of the pericarp, a technique which separates the juice from the essential oil.
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