– Mood-boosting & Balancing –

Aroma: Citrus

Blends well with: Lavender, Neroli, Lemon, Clary sage, Frankincense

Ingredient: 100% pure essential oil

Country of Origin: India

Handcrafted in small batches in Singapore

How To Use

• Diffuse– For its citrus scent that helps with uplifting and energising. 
• Topical Application (Diluted)– calms and relives discomfort.
• For more information, check out our Care Guide.

Medicinal Uses

• Relieves the discomfort of bronchitis and the flu.
• Aids in the absorption of vitamin C, boosts immunity, helps prevent colds and flu, and relieves some of the symptoms associated with chronic fatigue syndrome.
• Heals mouth ulcers and gingivitis.
• Soothes painful muscles and joints.
• The Chinese treat anorexia nervosa, colds, coughs, and malignant breast sores with dried orange peels.
• Calms upset stomach, especially if nerve or stress-related
• Digestion aid and restore appetite
• Regulates bowels and relieves diarrhea and constipation.
  • Encourages the elimination of wastes and promotes urination, making it helpful in treating obesity, fluid retention, and premenstrual syndrome(PMS).
• Regulates body temperature– can cool a fever or warm a chill.
• Soothes inflammation from psoriasis as well as eczema and other types of dermatitis.

Beauty benefits

• Skin
  • Restores balance to dry or oily skin. 
  • Maintains healthy, youthful skin by promoting the production of collagen.
  • Reduces puffiness and discourages dry or wrinkled skin.
  • Softens rough skin by stimulating circulation to the skin surface
  • Clears blemishes and improves acne-prone skin.
• Assisting the release of toxins from dull or blemishing skin by increasing perspiration
• Stimulates the circulation of lymphatic fluids and helps relieve tissue swelling and fluid retention.
• improves cellulite, which is sometimes called orange peel skin

Emotional Effects

• Balances the emotions, either relaxing or stimulating as needed.
• Revitalizes and energizes when boredom and lethargy set in.
• Warm, happy, and light influence that prevents extreme seriousness.
• Calms the nerves and can combat anxiety, hysteria, and insomnia.
• Brightens gloomy feelings, dissipates depressing thoughts, and subdues tension and stress, 
• Eases fear of the unknown and encourages a more adventuresome approach to life.
• Brings a more positive outlook, replacing sadness and negativity with warmth, optimism, and happiness.
• Awakens creativity, inspires harmony, and promotes self-awareness.

Other information

• Botanical name: Citrus aurantium
  • Smooth and shiny oblong leaves, fragrant white flowers, and sweet-tasting, nutritious fruit adorn the bounteous orange tree. The bitter orange tree, Citrus Aurantium, yields orange oil from its fruit, neroli oil from its flowers, and petitgrain oil from its foliage.
  • The sweet orange tree, Citrus sinensis, yields orange oil from its fruit and, occasionally, an oil called Neroli from its blossoms.
• Extraction method: Cold pressing method
  • Cold-pressing either whole oranges or orange peels, by hand or machine, yields a yellow or orange oil with a zesty, refreshing, slightly green-smelling, and very citrusy aroma.
  • Some orange oil is steam distilled from fresh orange peels, Approximately fifty oranges render one ounce of orange oil.
    
    

Folklore and herbal heritage

• From early times, oranges have been associated with generosity and gratitude.
• Ancient practitioners of Chinese medicine prescribed oranges for digestion. To the Chinese, oranges represented prosperity and good luck.
• Once called ‘golden apples’.
• Oranges symbolized innocence and fertility.
  • According to tradition, Mary fed the baby Jesus, Joseph, and herself with three oranges from the tree inhabited by a sleeping eagle.

Precautions

• Orange oil may irritate skin and promote photosensitivity, leading to sunburn and uneven darkening of the skin.
• Avoid using it if your skin will be exposed to sunlight.