Organic Sweet Orange Essential Oil for Culinary Use

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Authentic Italian Citrus. Buy it on Lake Garda

Botanical Name: Citrus Sinensis
Olfactory Note: Heart note. These fragrances last longer than top notes, developing slowly over approximately three hours. Obtained from flowers and floral herbs, they create soft, emotional, and harmonizing aromas that appeal to both nose and heart.

Extraction Source: The fruit peel

Extraction method: Cold pressing of the peel

Origin Area: Mediterranean

Astrological Association: Sun and moon influences

Historical Significance

According to mythology, the orange plant was brought to Italy by the Hesperides, the three nymphs: Egle, Arethusa, and Esperetusa. This tree traditionally symbolizes weddings, combining masculine and feminine energies represented by the Sun and Moon.

Culinary and Therapeutic Benefits

Our food-grade organic sweet orange essential oil offers both culinary excellence and therapeutic properties. This versatile orange essential oil adds authentic citrus flavor to your baking and cooking creations.

Relaxing Properties - When inhaled through steam diffusion, this organic sweet orange essential oil has calming effects on the psyche and nervous system, helping with anxiety, nervous tension, and related headaches or insomnia.

Antispasmodic Action - Provides relaxing effects on muscles, ideal for relieving muscle tension.

Sedative Qualities - Serves as a valuable aid for combating insomnia and promoting restful sleep.

Content: 10ml
Certified Organic Farming

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