Blood Orange Essential Oil

€38.75

Description

Blood Orange Essential Oil is extracted from the peel of the blood orange, a variety of Citrus sinensis known for its crimson flesh and distinctive aroma. Unlike regular sweet orange oil, blood orange offers a sweeter, more complex fragrance with hints of red fruit, making it a favorite in natural perfumery and luxury skincare.

It shares many of the therapeutic qualities of sweet orange oil, including mood-lifting and calming effects, but is especially prized for its richer scent profile. It is ideal for aromatherapy, room sprays, diffusers, body care, and even cleaning products.

 

Blood Orange Essential Oil

  • INCI Name: Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel Oil

  • Common Name: Blood Orange Oil

  • Extraction Method: Cold pressing of the peel

  • Origin: Italy, USA (California, Florida), Spain

  • Aroma Profile: Sweet, juicy citrus with rich, fruity, slightly berry-like notes

  • Color: Deep orange to reddish-orange

  • Note: Top


Description

Blood Orange Essential Oil is extracted from the peel of the blood orange, a variety of Citrus sinensis known for its crimson flesh and distinctive aroma. Unlike regular sweet orange oil, blood orange offers a sweeter, more complex fragrance with hints of red fruit, making it a favorite in natural perfumery and luxury skincare.

It shares many of the therapeutic qualities of sweet orange oil, including mood-lifting and calming effects, but is especially prized for its richer scent profile. It is ideal for aromatherapy, room sprays, diffusers, body care, and even cleaning products.


Key Benefits

  • Uplifts mood and reduces emotional tension

  • Sweetens and brightens natural fragrance blends

  • Helps deodorize and refresh the air

  • May support digestion and relaxation (aromatherapy use)

  • Provides antioxidant support in skincare (non-sensitizing in moderate dilution)


Safety Note

Blood Orange Essential Oil is generally considered non-phototoxic, unlike bitter orange or bergamot oils, but photosensitivity may still occur in some cases.

  • Recommended dilution: Up to 3% in topical formulations

  • Store in a cool, dark place to prevent oxidation, as citrus oils degrade over time


IFRA/IOFI 2017 Allergen Disclosure (Typical Constituents)

  • Limonene (dominant constituent)

  • Myrcene

  • Linalool

  • Citral (Neral + Geranial)

  • Alpha-Pinene

  • Beta-Pinene

  • Decanal

  • Octanal

Note: As a cold-pressed citrus oil, blood orange is best used fresh and stored properly to maintain quality. Oxidized citrus oils may increase the risk of skin irritation.

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