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Botanical Name: Citrus nobilis
Variety: Green
Origin: Italy
Method: Cold Pressed
Plant Part: Peel
Note: Top
Family: Rutaceae
Blends Well With: Lavender, Clary Sage, Bergamot, Ho Wood and Palmarosa
Aroma: Dry, fruity and candy-like with a tart, herbal complexity
Consistency: Thin
Color: Yellowish Green
Safety: Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult physician. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use internally unless instructed by a licensed aromatherapist or physician.
OK For Kids: 2+
Kids Max Dilution: 1%
Shelf Life: 1-2 Years
Pet Safety: Essential oils are generally safe to diffuse around adult cats and dogs intermittently. Ensure the room you’re diffusing in is well-ventilated and that your pet can leave if desired. Discontinue use if you notice any adverse reaction. Avoid topical use and diffusing around young pets, small animals or pets with health problems.
- Fun and exotic, Green Mandarin adds a layer of tartness, and earthiness to the already complex Mandarin aroma. An all-in-one oil, Green Mandarin provides digestion support, soothes muscle spasms and respiratory support on top of being a great, natural cleaner. Red Mandarin is sweeter and more citrusy than Green Mandarin. Like Green Mandarin, it offers digestion support and also immune support and stress relief. Both oils are quite similar and can be used interchangeably.
- Green Mandarin essential oil is derived from the peel of Green Mandarin fruit through a process called cold pressing. A cold press works by pricking the citrus rinds, causing the essential oil to be released. The oil and juice then drip down into a container and are separated in a centrifuge. While it may not be possible to make Green Mandarin essential oil at home, you can make aromatic hydrosol water that contains many of the same therapeutic benefits as an essential oil. Click here for instructions on how to make your own hydrosol.
- There are a few ways to use Green Mandarin essential oil for skin to enjoy its full benefits effectively, including 1.) Dilute it to 1% by combining 6 drops of Green Mandarin and 1 oz of carrier oil or unscented lotion. Apply it topically as a skin-nourishing moisturizer. Alternatively, use this blend as a facial order by applying it to the face and neck as the last part of your skincare routine. 2.) Create an on-the-go roll-on by adding 6 drops Green Mandarin in a 10 ml roll-on, then top off with carrier oil. Apply to pulse points such as the neck and wrists.
- Green Mandarin is cold pressed from unripe mandarins and its crisp aroma blends well with florals, other citrus oils, woody oils and even some resin oils. Try it with a floral oil such as Lavender, Clary Sage or Palmarosa for skin issues. With Bergamot to uplift the heart, Ho Wood and other wood oils to ground the heart while uplifting the mind. Green Mandarin has a versatile attitude and even goes well in blends to relieve a bloated sensation after a big meal - try it in a massage blend in a carrier oil with peppermint.
- Green Mandarin essential oil, aka citrus nobilis, has a captivating bright, citrus aromatic that is at once energizing, enlivening and uplifting. Its properties lend its ability as a respiratory aid with strong antiviral abilities and immune boosting power. It can be used in blends for skincare and in cleaning products, it can freshen the air and kill germs before they strike. Relieve muscle cramps and digestive issues with a massage oil blend - try mixing it with Sweet Marjoram and Black Spruce for these purposes.
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