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Orange, Sweet

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The essential oil of the Sweet Orange is delightfully bright and cheery, strongly antidepressant. Used in the aroma lamp, it brightens the atmosphere of a room. Blended with any of the spice or coniferous oils it makes a wonderful winter holiday blend. Orange is refreshing and relaxing. Sweet Orange oil (and its “kissing cousin” Blood Orange ) are not believed to be photosensitizers so are safe to use in skincare products. It is generally considered mild enough for use with small children. If you love orange, you owe it to yourself to try this oil. If you ever use orange essential oil internally, you must have this. SHELF LIFE: Approximately 1 to 2 years after you open the bottle. Storing in the dark, refrigerated, and decanting half full bottles into smaller, full bottles will extend shelf life. Certificate of Analysis: Batch No. ME-B698006 Batch No. ME-B698013 Batch No. ME-B698014 Batch No.ME-B698016 Batch No. ME-B698019 Batch No. ME-B698018 Batch No. ME-58900 Batch No. ME-59100 Batch No. MX-59287 Batch No. IT-59445 Batch No. IT-59498 (Current Batch) BLENDS WITH: : Geranium, Lavender, Neroli, Petitgrain, all woods and spices. Citrus sinensis, wild, natural, cold-pressed rind, Italy. – Strong anti-depressant – Non-phototoxic safe in skincare products – A favorite oil with children

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Nature’s Gift
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Citrus sinensis
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