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Very popular in diffusion to create a relaxing atmosphere, the essential oil of Mandarin is also used in culinary flavoring (microdoses) to flavor desserts, drinks and sweet-savory preparations.
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The Mandarin is a small tree with glossy, evergreen leaves and fragrant white flowers. Its fruit, the Mandarin orange, can be compared to a small slightly flattened orange. It is more particularly cultivated in the Mediterranean basin but also in the United States. Mandarin essential oil is characterized by its orange-yellow color and its sweet and relaxing smell, appreciated by children.
Mandarin orange essential oil is known for its calming, sedative, hypnotic, relaxing, antispasmodic and antiseptic properties.
Citrus reticulata Botanical family: Rutaceae Distilled part: fresh zest Chemotype: limonene, γ terpinene
Relaxation, stress, and more peaceful sleep
Mandarine is one of the most sought-after citrus essential oils to promote letting go: its reassuring scent helps soothe nervousness and invites you to rest, especially when diffused in the evening.
Digestive comfort after meals
Traditionally used as a digestive tonic, it accompanies difficult digests and discomfort after a richer meal, while remaining pleasant to integrate into the kitchen.
Fresher air and a "good mood" atmosphere
In diffusion, its smell of ripe citrus brings a feeling of fresher air and a warm atmosphere, perfect for a home that smells "clean" and relaxation.
In the kitchen (flavoring)
1 to 2 drops are enough to flavor your culinary preparations. Mix first in a medium (honey, oil, cream), then incorporate into the recipe.
In herbal tea (warm infusion)
Place 1 to 2 drops in honey, then dilute in a warm infusion (never boiling). Never pour essential oil directly into water.
On release
Broadcast in short sessions in a ventilated room (e.g., 5–10 minutes). Ideal in synergy with lavender or petit grain for an even more cocooning atmosphere.
In massage (always diluted)
Do not use pure: mix the essential oil in a vegetable oil (sweet almond, jojoba, apricot kernel...) then massage the solar plexus and the arch to promote relaxation and sleep.
Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Not recommended during pregnancy and lactation and for children under 8 years old. In case of accidental absorption, consult a doctor or contact a poison control center. Seek advice from a healthcare professional. Photosensitizing essential oil.