【Carver Fragrance】Sicily Petitgrain Essential Oil

Petitgrain Essential Oil (Sicily) country of origin Italy, mainly cultivated in Sicily Appearance and smell Pale yellow liquid, fresh floral and slightly bitter citrus aroma, with a sweet and warm aftertaste, similar to the scent of orange blossom. https://www.gattefosse.tw/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Gattefosse_13.jpg Plant characteristics The bitter orange tree has thick, leathery leaves that are oval and wavy, showing its unique toughness and vitality. Extraction Part Young leaves and shoots. Main chemical components Esters (linalool acetate), monoterpene alcohols (linalool) https://www.gattefosse.tw/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Gattefosse-2_19.jpg Historical Uses Petitgrain essential oil is native to southern China and northeastern India, and is later cultivated in large quantities in France, Paraguay, Italy and Tunisia. Initially, petitgrain essential oil was called "poor man's orange blossom", but its aromatherapeutic value has gradually become unique. It not only brings peace, but also helps people find new courage when facing stress in life. https://www.gattefosse.tw/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Gattefosse-5_03.jpg Personal use scenarios Relaxation: Add a few drops of essential oil to a diffuser to create a relaxing and warm space during stressful and busy days. Massage relaxation: Mix petitgrain essential oil and jojoba oil to make a 5% massage oil. Use it for full body massage to help release physical fatigue. Enhance inspiration: It is suitable for using diffusers or aromatherapy when doing creative work or needing to change your mood, and feel the inspiration and vitality brought by the fresh breath. Petitgrain essential oil has unique chemical and emotional properties in the world of aromatherapy. The high proportion of linalool acetate and linalool gives it both soothing and uplifting qualities, which can relax the mind and inject kinetic energy, making it especially suitable for urban dwellers facing stress. https://www.gattefosse.tw/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Gattefosse-4_13.jpg Quality Assurance The use of steam distillation can effectively retain a high proportion of precious ingredients such as agarwood acetate in the essential oil. No adulteration or inferior materials, ensuring natural purity. It is recommended to confirm the product's Latin scientific name (Citrus aurantium) when purchasing to ensure authentic quality. The quality of petitgrain essential oil depends on the extraction method and the source of the raw materials. It is recommended to choose a certified brand to ensure that the proportion of agarwood acetate meets the standard. Precautions Please make sure that the purchase source is reliable and has been certified for production quality to avoid inferior substitutes affecting your user experience. Key Differences Between Petitgrain and Other Citrus Essential Oils Coming from leaves and twigs rather than peel, the aroma has green and woody notes, not your typical citrus scent. Similar to neroli essential oil, but fresher, more herbal and more affordable. It is calmer than sweet orange, lemon, grapefruit, etc., and is suitable for helping sleep and relaxation. Gentle and non-irritating, suitable for conditioning oily skin and scalp. It is non-photosensitive and can be used safely during the day or at night. https://www.gattefosse.tw/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Gattefosse-6_04.jpg warn Please dilute before use, for external use only. May cause skin irritation in some individuals, skin test recommended prior to use. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children.