Petitgrain Bigarade Oil CAS：8014-17-3

Petitgrain Bigarade Oil (CAS 8014-17-3) is a premium essential oil extracted from leaves and twigs of bitter orange trees. It carries a fresh, floral and citrusy aroma with gentle woody notes. Unlike strong-scented essential oils, it delivers calming, refreshing and deodorizing effects. Furthermore, it has mild properties and great compatibility for multiple industries. For this reason, fragrance makers, skincare brands and aromatherapists widely use this natural oil for formulation and daily care.

First of all, pure petitgrain bigarade oil is a clear pale yellow liquid. In addition, it features a balanced scent of citrus, flower and soft wood. Moreover, it contains linalool, linalyl acetate and other active volatile compounds. Meanwhile, it blends perfectly with carrier oils and common organic solvents. On the contrary, it barely dissolves in water. Most importantly, it maintains stable fragrance and quality under regular storage.

To start with, producers select fresh bitter orange leaves and young twigs as raw materials. Workers clean and dry the plant parts first. Then, they apply steam distillation to extract crude oil. After that, technicians conduct filtration and fine purification. Finally, they obtain high-purity oil that meets international industry standards.

Steam distillation protects natural active ingredients well. In addition, it keeps the original layered and lasting aroma. Thus, this method fully retains the oil’s natural fragrance and functional traits.

First and foremost, petitgrain bigarade oil creates a soothing mood and relieves mental stress. In addition, it purifies air and removes unpleasant odors. Furthermore, it refreshes skin and balances skin oil secretion. Moreover, it has a mild formula that suits most skin types. Besides that, it works well with other essential oils for compound fragrance. For these reasons, it stands as a popular multi-functional oil for fragrance, skincare and aromatherapy.

First, perfumers add this oil into perfumes, body mists and incense. It adds bright citrus and floral layers and extends scent lasting time. In addition, it becomes a classic base material for floral and woody fragrances.

To begin with, aromatherapists use it in diffusers. It calms nervous emotions and eases fatigue. Moreover, people use it for indoor freshening and creating comfortable living atmosphere.

Next, cosmetic formulators blend it into toners, lotions and body care products. It regulates skin oil and refreshes dull skin. It also adds natural elegant scent to daily care goods.