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Orange, Blood
What is Blood orange?
Blood orange essential oil is extracted from the peel of the blood orange fruit, a variety of the Citrus sinensis. Known for its sweet, tangy, and slightly floral aroma, this oil is popular in both culinary applications and aromatherapy. Its uplifting fragrance is often associated with promoting joy and reducing stress.
Why do I have an intolerance?
Some individuals may have an intolerance to Blood Orange oil due to its high citral and limonene content, which can irritate sensitive skin or trigger allergic reactions. Those with citrus allergies may find exposure problematic.
What can I do about it?
If you suspect an intolerance to Blood Orange oil, avoid direct skin application and limit inhalation. Instead, consider using other citrus oils that may be gentler, such as bergamot or sweet orange, which can offer similar uplifting effects without causing discomfort. When using Blood Orange oil, diluting it in a carrier oil can help minimize the risk of irritation while still allowing you to enjoy its aroma.