| Botanical Name | Citrus aurantium L. SSP. aurantium |
| Botanical family | Rutaceae |
| Origin | Southeast Asia, Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt |
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| Appearance | liquid |
| Color | orange-red to orange-brown |
| Odor | a warm and heavy floral scent reminiscent of the flower itself, very tenacious, with fresh and green notes |
| Biochemical composition of the essential oil | The odorous volatile fraction, representing 70% of the absolute, is composed of a linalool core of approximately 55%, enriched with a nitrogen pole from 7 to 18%. |
| Therapeutic properties | Its psychotropic effects: brings calm and comfort, soothes negative emotions and anxiety Its neurotropic and general effects: skin soothing |
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