Reviewed by Justine G.
Verified Buyer
Pungent
Pungent aroma, nice blended with Bergamot and Orange - uplifting.
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Petitgrain Paraguay Essential Oil 100% PURE, THERAPEUTIC GRADE ESSENTIAL OIL |
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COMMON NAME | Petitgrain oil |
BOTANICAL NAME | Citrus aurantium ssp amara |
PLANT PARTS USED | Leaves |
EXTRACTION METHOD | Distillation |
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN | Paraguay |
Petitgrain is made from the same Bitter Orange tree as Neroli. It is made from the leaves rather than the blossoms so has a more green, woody scent than Neroli, but has similar calming and balancing properties. Nature/Essence – Balancing & Calming |
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![]() Petitgrain helps balance the skin – good for oily and problem complexions and to help clear up blemishes. |
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![]() The calming properties of Petitgrain help relax tense muscles and digestive spasms. Lovely in a massage oil and also popular in deodorant blends. |
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![]() Petitgrain helps balance the nervous system during emotional strain and stress. It calms and soothes during times of panic, anger and sleeplessness, and helps restore inner strength and confidence. Petitgrain is a wonderful tonic to both relax and uplift. |
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![]() Diffuse Petitgrain when arguments or anger disrupt your home or workspace. It helps clear and lift the atmosphere and also works well as a deodoriser in the home. |
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BLENDS WELL WITH Bergamot, Lavender, Palmarosa, Geranium and Sandalwood |
Appearance | Pale yellow to yellow brown | |
Odour Description | Pleasant, fresh, sweet, reminiscent of orange flowers, woody-herbaceous undertones | |
Main Constituents | Linalool, linalyl acetate | |
Specific Gravity | Min0.878 | Max0.910 |
Optical Rotation | Min -8 | Max +3 |
Refractive Index | Min 1.430 | Max1.489 |
Pungent aroma, nice blended with Bergamot and Orange - uplifting.
I love the smell of Petit Grain! So fresh and comforting at the same time
love this oil
Hmmm... I read the other reviews and wondered about purchasing this oil. Yes, it is quite different to other petitgrain I have had.
No doubt the properties are similar and it would mix with other oils, but on its own, I can’t say I like it.
Love the woody, citrusy, crushed leaves smell of this oil. Have blended it with rose geranium and bergamot oils