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Uplifting Yuzu 🍈
This is definitely a citrus essential oil, but it smells slightly more complex than other more simple, basic essential oils. It smells similar to mandarin, clementine and tangerine, and is energizing, refreshing and comforting.Yuzu was introduced and extensively grown in Japan 1,000 years ago. Yuzu is a hybrid between a couple different citrus fruits, sour mandarin and grapefruit. Yuzu E.O. comes from a small, thorny evergreen tree with dark, glossy leaves, creamy-white flowers, and large green, yellow fruit with an uneven surface. The essential oil is steam distilled from the fruit rind. It's an interesting scent, one that I believe most people would like, especially if you're familiar with the fruit or enjoy citrus.Yuzu has been used for centuries in Japan as a remedy for cold, flu and illness. People used the yuzu fruit in their bathwater, especially during the winter solstice, to ward off infections and bring a prosperity of health. It's said to help heal cold symptoms and to strengthen the immune system. In Japan and Korea, yuzu's rind, juice and fruit are used in flavoring for various foods, includomg candy, vinegars, pickles, cakes, soups and seaweed dishes. Yuzu essential oil is fantastic blended with other oils. It really goes well with so many different types, and adds an extra uplifting oomf to many recipes.Different parts of the yuzu fruit are used in beauty preparations, including the seeds, rind and essential oil.Yuzu has the following therapeutic qualities: Analgesic, antibacterial, anti-infectious, antiseptic, calmative, diuretic, nervine, sedative, stimulant, tonic.The therapeutic uses are: Nervous stomch cramp, callulite, neuralgia, influenza, colds, convalescence, stress-induced skin conditions, dull & unhealthy skin, nercous tension, nervous exhaustion, chronic fatigue; general tonic.Yuzu essential oil blends well with Clary Sage, Lavender, jasmine, may chang (love), orange, ylang ylang, rose, palmarosa, patchouli, frankincense, Basil linalol, black pepper, grapefruit, magnolia leaf, and more.Overall, Eden Garden's Yuzu Essential Oil is pretty amazing, and makes me think of Japan. They knew what they were doing!Unfortunately this 10 ml. bottle of essential oil is about $3.40 more expensive than the first bottle I purchased. I wanted to get another bottle, but the price has jumped too much now.
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This is definitely a citrus essential oil, but it smells slightly more complex than other more simple, basic essential oils. It smells similar to mandarin, clementine and tangerine, and is energizing, refreshing and comforting.
Yuzu was introduced and extensively grown in Japan 1,000 years ago. Yuzu is a hybrid between a couple different citrus fruits, sour mandarin and grapefruit. Yuzu E.O. comes from a small, thorny evergreen tree with dark, glossy leaves, creamy-white flowers, and large green, yellow fruit with an uneven surface. The essential oil is steam distilled from the fruit rind. It's an interesting scent, one that I believe most people would like, especially if you're familiar with the fruit or enjoy citrus.
Yuzu has been used for centuries in Japan as a remedy for cold, flu and illness. People used the yuzu fruit in their bathwater, especially during the winter solstice, to ward off infections and bring a prosperity of health. It's said to help heal cold symptoms and to strengthen the immune system. In Japan and Korea, yuzu's rind, juice and fruit are used in flavoring for various foods, includomg candy, vinegars, pickles, cakes, soups and seaweed dishes. Yuzu essential oil is fantastic blended with other oils. It really goes well with so many different types, and adds an extra uplifting oomf to many recipes.
Different parts of the yuzu fruit are used in beauty preparations, including the seeds, rind and essential oil.
Yuzu has the following therapeutic qualities: Analgesic, antibacterial, anti-infectious, antiseptic, calmative, diuretic, nervine, sedative, stimulant, tonic.
The therapeutic uses are: Nervous stomch cramp, callulite, neuralgia, influenza, colds, convalescence, stress-induced skin conditions, dull & unhealthy skin, nercous tension, nervous exhaustion, chronic fatigue; general tonic.
Yuzu essential oil blends well with Clary Sage, Lavender, jasmine, may chang (love), orange, ylang ylang, rose, palmarosa, patchouli, frankincense, Basil linalol, black pepper, grapefruit, magnolia leaf, and more.
Overall, Eden Garden's Yuzu Essential Oil is pretty amazing, and makes me think of Japan. They knew what they were doing!
Unfortunately this 10 ml. bottle of essential oil is about $3.40 more expensive than the first bottle I purchased. I wanted to get another bottle, but the price has jumped too much now.
Yuzu was introduced and extensively grown in Japan 1,000 years ago. Yuzu is a hybrid between a couple different citrus fruits, sour mandarin and grapefruit. Yuzu E.O. comes from a small, thorny evergreen tree with dark, glossy leaves, creamy-white flowers, and large green, yellow fruit with an uneven surface. The essential oil is steam distilled from the fruit rind. It's an interesting scent, one that I believe most people would like, especially if you're familiar with the fruit or enjoy citrus.
Yuzu has been used for centuries in Japan as a remedy for cold, flu and illness. People used the yuzu fruit in their bathwater, especially during the winter solstice, to ward off infections and bring a prosperity of health. It's said to help heal cold symptoms and to strengthen the immune system. In Japan and Korea, yuzu's rind, juice and fruit are used in flavoring for various foods, includomg candy, vinegars, pickles, cakes, soups and seaweed dishes. Yuzu essential oil is fantastic blended with other oils. It really goes well with so many different types, and adds an extra uplifting oomf to many recipes.
Different parts of the yuzu fruit are used in beauty preparations, including the seeds, rind and essential oil.
Yuzu has the following therapeutic qualities: Analgesic, antibacterial, anti-infectious, antiseptic, calmative, diuretic, nervine, sedative, stimulant, tonic.
The therapeutic uses are: Nervous stomch cramp, callulite, neuralgia, influenza, colds, convalescence, stress-induced skin conditions, dull & unhealthy skin, nercous tension, nervous exhaustion, chronic fatigue; general tonic.
Yuzu essential oil blends well with Clary Sage, Lavender, jasmine, may chang (love), orange, ylang ylang, rose, palmarosa, patchouli, frankincense, Basil linalol, black pepper, grapefruit, magnolia leaf, and more.
Overall, Eden Garden's Yuzu Essential Oil is pretty amazing, and makes me think of Japan. They knew what they were doing!
Unfortunately this 10 ml. bottle of essential oil is about $3.40 more expensive than the first bottle I purchased. I wanted to get another bottle, but the price has jumped too much now.
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A beautiful scent
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