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Tangerine
What is Tangerine?
Tangerine essential oil is extracted from the peel of the tangerine fruit, known for its bright, sweet, citrusy aroma. Often used to uplift mood and alleviate stress, Tangerine oil is appreciated in aromatherapy for its calming and energizing properties. It is also used in skin care for its gentle, rejuvenating effects on the skin.
Why do I have an intolerance?
Some people may have an intolerance to Tangerine essential oil due to its limonene content, a compound that can cause mild skin sensitivity, especially when exposed to sunlight (phototoxicity). Additionally, the strong citrus scent may be overpowering for individuals with sensitivity to intense fragrances, leading to mild discomfort or headaches.
What can I do about it?
To manage intolerance to Tangerine, dilute it with a carrier oil when applying to the skin, and avoid sun exposure after use to prevent photosensitivity. Using it in a diffuser with complementary oils like lavender or chamomile can soften its scent. Limiting exposure and using it in well-ventilated areas can make it more tolerable while allowing you to enjoy its cheerful aroma.