Latin name: Citrus sinensis
Country of origin: Portugal
Part of the plant: Rinds
Extraction method: Cold pressed
Main biochemical components*: Limonene, delta-3-care, linalool
Properties: Antiseptic digestive, sedative, stimulant (digestive and lymphatic) tonic, antidepressant.
Why Use
Physical uses: Poor circulation, digestion, water retention, constipation, infections (bacterial, fungal), lymphatic support.
Skin care uses Dull skin, oily skin, puffy skin, dry skin, wrinkles, rough skin, poor circulation, minor skin infections (bacterial, fungal), and skin tonic.
Psychological uses: Nervous tension, mild depression, worry, mental fatigue.
Subtle uses: Brings in positive energy. Promotes joy.
Notes: Use Orange, Sweet in a 1-5% dilution. Please do not use it directly on the skin in the sun.
*Chemical components: Chemical component percentages may vary. Essential 3 offers a Certificate of Analysis for review.
Which One to Choose, Orange Wild or Orange Sweet?
Similarities: Both orange essential oils have a refreshing, sweet citrus aroma. They can be used interchangeably for lymphatic support, uplifting moods, and refreshing the air.
Differences: Orange Wild is famous for its rich, sweet-tart aroma. Orange Sweet enjoys a slightly sweeter and tangier smell.
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