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Botanical Name: Citrus reticulata Botanical Family: Rutaceae
· Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
· Part Used: Fruit Peel
· Aroma Note: Top
Tangerine is a variety of the Mandarin orange, and while they are botanically very similar, Tangerine oil has a brighter, tangier, and more "zesty" aroma compared to the deeper floral sweetness of Mandarin. It is often described as the most "effervescent" of the citrus oils. Native to China but famously cultivated in Florida and Brazil, it has a long history in traditional medicine as a digestive aid. Chemically, it is very high in limonene, making it a potent antioxidant and a powerful mood-shifter.
Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Carminative, Cytophylactic (tissue regenerative), Digestive, Diuretic, Laxative (mild), Sedative (mild), Stomachic, Tonic.
· Skin: The "Stretch Mark" Specialist. Along with Mandarin, Tangerine is one of the best oils for maintaining skin elasticity. It helps with scarring, acne, and oily skin, and its cytophylactic properties encourage the growth of new skin cells.
· Digestive: Excellent for "slow" digestion, flatulence, and constipation. It stimulates the gallbladder and helps the body process fats more efficiently.
· Immune System: It stimulates the lymphatic system, helping to move fluids and toxins out of the body, which can reduce the appearance of cellulite and edema.
· Nervous System: It is a calming stimulant. While most stimulants can cause jitters, Tangerine provides a "happy energy" while simultaneously soothing nervous tension and irritability.
Tangerine is the "Oil of Spontaneity." It is the ultimate antidote for those who have become too serious, rigid, or overwhelmed by the "weight of the world." It reconnects us with our "inner child," encouraging playfulness, creativity, and a lighthearted perspective. It is particularly helpful for children (and adults) who struggle with bedtime fears or nightmares, as it brings a sense of safety and sunshine to the subconscious.
1. The "Happy House" Diffuser: Diffuse 4 drops of Tangerine and 2 drops of Spearmint. This creates an atmosphere of joy and clear communication—perfect for family gatherings or a gloomy afternoon.
2. Skin Elasticity Body Oil: Mix 5 drops of Tangerine and 2 drops of Lavender into 30ml of Sweet Almond oil. Massage into the hips, thighs, or abdomen to support skin tone and prevent stretch marks.
3. Tummy-Tuck Inhalation: If you feel "stuffed" or bloated after a heavy meal, inhale Tangerine directly from the bottle or a tissue to help trigger the digestive process.
The "Pure Optimism" Blend To lift the spirits and clear away mental "cobwebs"
· 4 drops Tangerine
· 3 drops Grapefruit
· 1 drop Ylang Ylang
Basil, Bergamot, Black Pepper, Clary Sage, Clove, Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Neroli, Nutmeg, and Rosewood.
Like many cold-pressed citrus oils, Tangerine is mildly phototoxic. Avoid direct sunlight or UV tanning beds for 12 hours after applying to the skin. It is generally very safe and non-sensitizing, but always ensure the oil is fresh; oxidized citrus oils can cause skin irritation.
Available sizes: 13ml
Botanical Name: Citrus reticulata Botanical Family: Rutaceae
· Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
· Part Used: Fruit Peel
· Aroma Note: Top
Tangerine is a variety of the Mandarin orange, and while they are botanically very similar, Tangerine oil has a brighter, tangier, and more "zesty" aroma compared to the deeper floral sweetness of Mandarin. It is often described as the most "effervescent" of the citrus oils. Native to China but famously cultivated in Florida and Brazil, it has a long history in traditional medicine as a digestive aid. Chemically, it is very high in limonene, making it a potent antioxidant and a powerful mood-shifter.
Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Carminative, Cytophylactic (tissue regenerative), Digestive, Diuretic, Laxative (mild), Sedative (mild), Stomachic, Tonic.
· Skin: The "Stretch Mark" Specialist. Along with Mandarin, Tangerine is one of the best oils for maintaining skin elasticity. It helps with scarring, acne, and oily skin, and its cytophylactic properties encourage the growth of new skin cells.
· Digestive: Excellent for "slow" digestion, flatulence, and constipation. It stimulates the gallbladder and helps the body process fats more efficiently.
· Immune System: It stimulates the lymphatic system, helping to move fluids and toxins out of the body, which can reduce the appearance of cellulite and edema.
· Nervous System: It is a calming stimulant. While most stimulants can cause jitters, Tangerine provides a "happy energy" while simultaneously soothing nervous tension and irritability.
Tangerine is the "Oil of Spontaneity." It is the ultimate antidote for those who have become too serious, rigid, or overwhelmed by the "weight of the world." It reconnects us with our "inner child," encouraging playfulness, creativity, and a lighthearted perspective. It is particularly helpful for children (and adults) who struggle with bedtime fears or nightmares, as it brings a sense of safety and sunshine to the subconscious.
1. The "Happy House" Diffuser: Diffuse 4 drops of Tangerine and 2 drops of Spearmint. This creates an atmosphere of joy and clear communication—perfect for family gatherings or a gloomy afternoon.
2. Skin Elasticity Body Oil: Mix 5 drops of Tangerine and 2 drops of Lavender into 30ml of Sweet Almond oil. Massage into the hips, thighs, or abdomen to support skin tone and prevent stretch marks.
3. Tummy-Tuck Inhalation: If you feel "stuffed" or bloated after a heavy meal, inhale Tangerine directly from the bottle or a tissue to help trigger the digestive process.
The "Pure Optimism" Blend To lift the spirits and clear away mental "cobwebs"
· 4 drops Tangerine
· 3 drops Grapefruit
· 1 drop Ylang Ylang
Basil, Bergamot, Black Pepper, Clary Sage, Clove, Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Neroli, Nutmeg, and Rosewood.
Like many cold-pressed citrus oils, Tangerine is mildly phototoxic. Avoid direct sunlight or UV tanning beds for 12 hours after applying to the skin. It is generally very safe and non-sensitizing, but always ensure the oil is fresh; oxidized citrus oils can cause skin irritation.
Available sizes: 13ml
