ORANGE SWEET
Description
Citrus sinensis is an orange tree of the Rutaceae family, native to the region between the Himalayas and southern China. The Portuguese brought it to Europe ca. 1400, after which its cultivation spread widely in a number of countries. The fruit of Citrus sinensis is called the sweet orange to distinguish it from the bitter orange, the fruit of Citrus aurantium.
Extraits : Essential oil
Origine : MEXICO
certifications : ORG
Citrus sinensis (L.) Persoon (CH.)
Essential oil
MEXICO
Code B698
CAS TSCA 8008-57-9
CAS EINECS 8028-48-6
Origin
Citrus sinensis is an orange tree of the Rutaceae family, native to the region between the Himalayas and southern China. The Portuguese brought it to Europe ca. 1400, after which its cultivation spread widely in a number of countries. The fruit of Citrus sinensis is called the sweet orange to distinguish it from the bitter orange, the fruit of Citrus aurantium.
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Perfumery
A key ingredient in perfumery, the orange note remains the great classic of the citrus family, lending its freshness to top notes.
Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, sweet orange extracts are used in products like fruity toning masks, citrus shower gels and night creams. They are also used in products for sensitive and delicate skin.
Aromatherapy
Main components: D-Limonene (89,00 to 97,00%), Myrcene (<= 5,00%)
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A key ingredient in perfumery, the orange note remains the great classic of the citrus family, lending its freshness to top notes.
In cosmetics, sweet orange extracts are used in products like fruity toning masks, citrus shower gels and night creams. They are also used in products for sensitive and delicate skin.
Main components: D-Limonene (89,00 to 97,00%), Myrcene (<= 5,00%)
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