ORANGE FLOWER
Description
The bitter orange (or bigarade orange) tree is the source of a rich variety of extracts used in perfumery, flavors and cosmetics. Native to Asia Minor, it was introduced and planted by the Arabs in all the Mediterranean regions of Europe in the 9th century.
Bitter orange is cultivated mainly for its flowers, which are used to produce a wide range of orange blossom products – essential oil, absolute, etc. – and also for its fruits (bitter orange zest oil) and leaves (petit grain). The essential oil derived from the blossoms is commonly called neroli.
Extraits : Non preserved hydrolate
Origine : Morocco
Citrus aurantium L. ssp. amara var. pumilia
Non preserved hydrolate
Morocco
Code EB673
CAS TSCA 68916-04-1
CAS EINECS 72968-50-4
Origin
The bitter orange (or bigarade orange) tree is the source of a rich variety of extracts used in perfumery, flavors and cosmetics. Native to Asia Minor, it was introduced and planted by the Arabs in all the Mediterranean regions of Europe in the 9th century. Bitter orange is cultivated mainly for its flowers, which are used to produce a wide range of orange blossom products – essential oil, absolute, etc. – and also for its fruits (bitter orange zest oil) and leaves (petit grain). The essential oil derived from the blossoms is commonly called neroli.
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In cosmetics, orange blossom extracts are used in products like mists. They are also used in products for all skin types, for normal skin, dry skin, delicate skin and mature skin.
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