Citrus sinensis Essential Oils EOBBD (Botanically and Biochemically Defined Essential Oils) Its characteristic scent is reassuring, soothing. Probably because we've always known it: when we peel an orange, it's that scent that tickles our nostrils! In fact, this essential oil calms the nerves of young and old and encourages sleep.
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Description
Family: Rutaceae Origin: Brazil Producing Organ: peel Type of Odor: characteristic of orange, fruity (sweet), citrus Possible Uses: To apply on the skin: Yes +++ (pure on a small surface, diluted in vegetable oil in case of repeated applications, on a large surface or if the skin is sensitive, do not expose to the sun after application because it is also photosensitizing) To swallow: Yes ++ To be breathed in: Yes ++ Major Properties: Calming, relaxing Promotes sleep Opens the appetite and facilitates digestion And also Air freshener Skin toner
Major Indications
: Stress, nervousness, irritability, anxiety Agitation (children) Sleep disorders (children, adults) Digestive "indigestion" type disorders (especially if stress related)
Tips for use
Stress-related disorders: In bath: pour 5 drops into 1 tablespoon of bath base or milk, and pour into hot water. Swallow 3 drops of orange tree put on a small spoon of honey and let melt in the mouth, preferably at the end of a meal (as a dessert for example). Diffuse 4 drops of orange tree in the bedroom at night using a diffuser - or simply place on a saucer near a heat source. Air freshener: Diffuse 4 drops of orange tree using a diffuser or simply place on a saucer near a heat source. Skin: Face - Mix 1 drop of orange tree into your usual dose of moisturizer, morning and night. Body - Mix 50 drops of orange with 10 cl of vegetable oil and massage into affected areas, or the entire body. Other use Another great kitchen aid! 2 to 4 drops in a soup, a salad or its dressing, a risotto, a sorbet, an ice cream, a cake, a fruit salad ... it's all the flavor of citrus without the inconvenience of the zest in pieces ...
Counter indication
As with all other citrus essential oils, this one can cause allergies when applied to the skin. Try it on small areas first, and always diluted. Moreover, it is photosensitizing: never apply it before sun exposure! And, like all essential oils, sweet orange oil is forbidden during the first 3 months of pregnancy. It should not be used during breastfeeding either.
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