La Profumiera di Venezia by Irina Vaganova
SWEET ORANGE ESSENTIAL OIL SICILY
SWEET ORANGE ESSENTIAL OIL SICILY
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SICILIAN SWEET ORANGE ESSENTIAL OIL
Natural sweet orange essential oil with a bright, juicy and soft character. In formula it brings a citrus freshness that is less sharp than lemon and more rounded, with a fruity sweetness that helps connect a citrus opening with florals and the base.
Olfactory profile
Citrusy, sweet, juicy and slightly honeyed, with nuances of peel, pulp, fresh juice and a light floral component.
In formula
It is particularly useful in colognes, citrus fragrances, fresh gourmands, fruity florals, fougère and unisex compositions. It can soften structures that are too green or spicy and give the top a more rounded, natural sensation.
With bergamot it gains elegance; with mandarin it becomes softer and fruitier; with warm spices it develops a more enveloping direction; with vanilla or cocoa it moves easily into gourmand accords.
SWEET ORANGE or ORANGE NatPro?
Classic essential oil expresses the peel and terpenic component more strongly. ORANGE NatPro emphasizes juice and pulp. The two materials can be combined to build a more complete, three-dimensional orange effect.
When to choose it
It is particularly suitable when a natural, bright and soft orange note is needed, capable of adding citrus sweetness without the sharpness typical of other citrus materials.
Technical data
- Trade name
- ARANCIO DOLCE OLIO ESSENZIALE SICILIA
- CAS
- 8008-57-9
- INCI
- CITRUS AURANTIUM DULCIS PEEL OIL
- Botanical name
- Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck
- Physical state
- Liquido
- Material type
- Olio essenziale naturale
- Method / process
- Spremitura / espressione meccanica a freddo della scorza di Citrus sinensis
- Olfactory family
- Citrus fruits
- Olfactory notes
- top notes
IFRA Category 4: max 100% nel prodotto finito (IFRA 51)
The value refers to the maximum concentration in the finished product, not to the percentage of the raw material in the fragrance concentrate.
