Orange (Citrus Aurantium Dulcis) perfumes

Orange (Citrus Aurantium Dulcis) scented fragrances

1881 Black
1881 EAU D’ETE
24, Faubourg
Adam Levine for Men
Agrumes en Fleurs (Citrus Flower)
ALLURE HOMME SPORT
Amarige Mariage
Amber Extrait
Ambersweet Orange

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AMOR AMOR Eau Fraîche
Anaïs Anaïs Premier Délice
ANGE OU DEMON LE SECRET Poésie d’un Parfum d’Hiver 2011
Angel’s Trumpet
Aria di Capri
Armani Code Luna
Armani Code Summer for women
Azure Lime
Baby Doll
Baroque Bleu
Bath
Belle de Soleil
Berlin Playboy

Zesty, syrupy, aldehyde, fresh, sweet.

Source

The orange tree is native to China. The main producers are Brazil and Florida.

Extraction Method

Sweet orange essence is obtained through cold expression of the rind of the fruit.

Uses

Mostly used in eaux de Cologne. Orange is also used as a flavor enhancer in soft drinks.

History

The orange is native to Southeast Asia and India and was described as early as 2200 B.C. in China. Its name comes from the Sanskrit term "naranga". Oranges trees were imported into Europe in the 15th century. A hundred years later, noblewomen added oranges to their daily diet to preserve their health and beauty. Medicinal properties Orange juice helps fight epilepsy and neurosis. (thanks to the vitamin C). It is seen as a symbol of luck and prosperity among the Chinese and is still used during the Chinese New Year celebration.

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