Petitgrain essential oil PETITGRAIN

Bitter orange, also known as lime or Seville orange, is native to Southeast Asia and is currently widely cultivated in the Mediterranean Sea. The charming aroma of bitter orange flowers can be made into neroli essential oil, while the leaves and twigs of bitter orange can be extracted pure The petitgrain essential oil, alternating bitter, woody and fruity, has a strong persistence, with calming, calming, mild and relaxing effects, and has a long history of traditional use. For generations, it has been used to purify and help boost the skin's defenses. Petitgrain, called "Petitgrain", has the meaning of "small", because in the past petitgrain essential oil was extracted from small first-ripening fruits, but due to the need to take a large number of fruits, the yield was insufficient. Supply, and then switched to using leaves and branches to extract essential oils, which made the smell more diverse with the addition of woody flavors in addition to fruity and floral flavors. It is also called "" The poor man's orange blossom". The most well-known perfume formulas in Europe have petitgrain leaves as the formula, so petitgrain leaves are also called the core of perfume. Its elegant and meticulous temperament, similar to the smell of orange blossom, simultaneously expresses fruity, floral, woody, and intriguing astringent and sour aromas. It can be blended together, and the core of the fragrance is well-deserved. "Top Maintenance Grade Essential Oil" Petitgrain Natural Pure Essential Oil Latin name: Citrus Vulgaris/aurantium Plant Origin: South America Extracted part: leaves/twigs Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatic: Refreshing, floral, light herbal Composition: 100% pure essential oils Capacity: 10ml Precautions • Do not eat and keep away from sources of ignition. • Please consult a physician before use for pregnant women, infants, and the elderly. • If any abnormality occurs during use, please stop using it. • Made from natural plants, it is normal that the taste and color may vary from batch to batch.