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About essentail oil
Bitter Orange essential oil has a vivid citrus aroma that is fresher, greener and slightly drier than Sweet Orange. Its sparkling peel notes are balanced by gentle bitterness and subtle floral undertones. It brings brightness and definition to colognes, natural perfumes and diffuser compositions.
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Safety card
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Birth certificate of essential oil
Lateinischer Name:Citrus aurantiumExtraktion:Cold-pressedTeile verwendet:LeavesCAS:68916-04-1Bestandteile:Limonene|~90-95%, Myrcene|~1-3%, Linalool|~0.5-1%, alpha-Pinene|~0.5-1%, Sabinene|~0.5%, Decanal|~0.3%, plus trace furocoumarins including bergapten that drive the phototoxicity.Duft:Fresh, zesty orange with a distinctly bitter, tangy edge and dry, slightly floral-woody undertones.Notiz:TopFarbe:Yellow to orange, sometimes with a slight cloudiness or sediment typical of expressed citrus oils.Viskosität:Thin; a mobile, free-flowing liquid.Herkunft:IndiaDillution Grenze:1.25%Haltbarkeit:Approximately 3 years -
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Mischungen mit:
Neroli, Petitgrain, Bergamot, Lavender, Clary Sage, Cinnamon, Clove, Frankincense, Cedarwood, Ylang Ylang -
Quality
100% natural, not diluted and not adulterated essentail oil. It does not contain any other chemical or carrier oil
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Vorteile
Helps support respiratory health
Promotes relaxation and mental clarity
May aid in relieving muscle aches -
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Forschung
Three Extraction Methods Produced Limonene-Rich Bitter Orange Oils. Hydrodistillation Retained More Oxygenated Monoterpenes And Showed Stronger In-Vitro Antioxidant Activity. - full article
Bitter Orange Oil Demonstrated Laboratory Antioxidant, Antimicrobial And Antibiofilm Effects, Including Vapour-Phase Activity Against Selected Penicillium Fungi. - full article
A Major Review Catalogued Hundreds Of Citrus Volatiles, Showing How Bitter Orange Combines Abundant Terpenes With Distinctive Aroma-Active Aldehydes And Esters. - full article