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Tangerine Essential Oil

Citrus Reticulata Blanco · Source checked Sep 9, 2:01 AM UTC

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Product Details Tangerine Essential Oil: Uses, Benefits, and Blends Botanical Name: Citrus Reticulata Blanco Origin Country: USA Plant Part: Peel Method Of Extraction: Cold-pressed Use: Uplift, Recover Note: Top Aroma Type: Citrusy Season: Fall/Winter, Spring/Summer Aromatic Profile: Citrusy, sweet, tropical Understanding Aromatic Notes: Citrus Flash Point: 45 °C (113 °F) Tangerine Essential Oil: A Sweet and Uplifting Citrus Treasure Tangerine essential oil is a delightful and vibrant citrus oil that brings joy and freshness wherever it is used. At Vinevida, we source our premium-quality tangerine essential oil from the USA to ensure purity and potency. Whether you seek emotional upliftment, skin benefits, or a refreshing aroma, this essential oil offers many therapeutic advantages. In this guide, we’ll explore tangerine oil benefits, tangerine oil uses, and even a simple tangerine oil recipe you can try at home. The Botany of Tangerine Tangerines (Citrus reticulata) belong to the Rutaceae family, the same botanical family as oranges and lemons. These small, bright orange fruits are a type of mandarin with a thinner peel and sweeter taste. The tree itself is an evergreen, typically reaching a height of 10-15 feet, with glossy green leaves and fragrant white flowers. The essential oil is extracted from the cold-pressed peel of ripe tangerines, capturing the fruit's lively, sweet aroma and beneficial compounds. Understanding tangerine oil composition is key to appreciating its many advantages. The History of Tangerines Tangerines have a rich history that dates back thousands of years. They are believed to have originated in China and were highly valued for their sweet taste and easy-to-peel skin. By the 19th century, tangerines were introduced to Europe and the United States, where they quickly became a popular citrus fruit. Their name comes from the port of Tangier in Morocco, a key shipping location for these fruits in early trade. Today, tangerines are widely grown in warm climates, especially in the southern United States, where our Vinevida tangerine essential oil is carefully harvested. Key Chemical Constituents of Tangerine Essential Oil and Their Benefits Tangerine essential oil is rich in natural compounds that contribute to its many benefits. Some of the primary chemical constituents include: Limonene Limonene makes up a significant portion of tangerine oil composition, often comprising 85-95% of its structure. This powerful antioxidant and natural solvent contribute to the oil’s uplifting citrus aroma. It is known for its cleansing and purifying properties, making it a great addition to household cleaners and skincare products. Gamma-Terpinene This compound has strong antioxidant properties that help protect the skin from environmental stressors. It also contributes to the oil’s ability to promote relaxation and reduce nervous tension, which is one of the key tangerine oil benefits. Myrcene Myrcene is valued for its calming effects. It i

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10 mLOBP-TANG-RINEUSD 4.99in stockBuy this option ↗
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