Orange Essential Oil
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Rocky Mountain Oils' Orange Essential Oil is a versatile and uplifting citrus oil cold-pressed from orange peels. This sweet, mellow-scented oil is known for its mood-boosting and calming properties, making it ideal for reducing stress. It's also a natural antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory agent, supporting immune health and digestion.
Orange Essential Oil offers numerous benefits for skin and hair care. Its refreshing aroma can enhance mental clarity and energy levels when diffused. This multi-purpose oil is perfect for aromatherapy, DIY cleaning products, and topical applications when diluted with a carrier oil. Safe for use around children, Orange Essential Oil is an excellent addition to any natural wellness routine.
- Diffuse in your home, office, car, or any other space to reduce stress, while naturally boosting energy, promoting mental clarity, and inspiring a happy mood.
- Diffuse or inhale to reduce mental fatigue, lift brain fog, and help with sleeping problems.
- Dilute with a carrier oil, then apply to the skin or hair to hydrate, heal, and soothe. Orange essential oil uses for topical application include dry skin, dandruff, restoring pH balance, and more.
- Massage with a carrier oil into the soles of the feet to boost the immune system and support digestive health.
- Add to DIY cleaners, soaps, furniture polish, hand sanitizer, deodorants, laundry sprays, and more to kill odor-causing bacteria and fungi.
Orange Oil
- Botanical Name: Citrus sinensis
- Country of Origin: Brazil/USA/Italy*
- Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
- Plant Part: Citrus Peel
- Aroma: Menthol, Sweet, Citrus
- Consistency: Thin
Blends Well With: Bergamot, Cinnamon Bark, Pink Grapefruit, Lemon, Red Mandarin, Sandalwood
Popular Orange Blends: Orange Cream, Citrus Blend, Immune Strength, Tranquility, The Secret
*Some of our essential oils have multiple countries of origin. To determine the origin of your bottle of essential oil, click here for batch-specific GC/MS test.
May cause irritation in its pure form. Always dilute with a carrier oil and patch test prior to extensive topical use. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Safe to use topically with children ages 2 and up when diluted to a 1-2% dilution rate. Click here to learn more about using essential oils for kids.
CAUTION: Orange is phototoxic and may temporarily increase your sensitivity to sunlight, resulting in a higher risk of sunburn. When using topically, avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 12 hours after application.
Safe Diffusing Tips:
- Diffuse in an open, well-ventilated area.
- Keep children and pets out of the direct line of mist.
- Diffuse in 30-60 minute intervals with ample break periods.
Your trust and confidence matter to us. As part of our S.A.A.F.E. Promise™, Rocky Mountain Oils offers GC/MS (Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry) test results verified by a third-party, independent lab for every essential oil and essential oil blend in our catalog.
GC/MS tests verify the purity and quality of all Rocky Mountain Oils products, so you can be sure you're using the safest, highest-quality essential oils available on the market.
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Does Orange essential oil make you sleepy?
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What is the difference between Orange and Bitter Orange essential oils?
The primary difference between Orange essential oil and Bitter Orange essential oil, also known as Neroli, is the aroma. Orange is sweeter and lighter, while Bitter Orange has a more herbal undertone. Additionally, Orange essential oil comes from orange peels, while Bitter Orange is derived from citrus flowers. Due to this difference, Orange is phototoxic (causes sun sensitivity) while Bitter Orange is non-phototoxic. -
Is Orange oil safe for pets?
When properly diluted, Orange oil can be used safely used on dogs. However, it is toxic for cats. For all pets, do not allow your furry family member to ingest oils. When diffusing, keep them away from the direct line of spray. If you notice your animal showing signs of distress or unusual behavior and suspect they may have been exposed, contact your veterinarian immediately. Click here to read our blog about essential oils and pet safety. -
Can I cook with Orange essential oil?
No. Orange oil is for external use only and should not be used in foods or beverages. Although its sweet, delicious aroma may be tempting, ingesting Orange oil can be toxic. To add a hint of orange to your recipes, use fruit juice or the zest from an orange peel instead of essential oils.