ORANGE 🍊 BLOSSOM 🌱 AKA Neroli Orange-Citrus spp. A valuable medicinal herb, the orange originated in China, and by the Middle Ages was a favorite with Arabian physicians. In the 16th century, an Italian princess named Anna-Marie de Nerola reputedly discovered an oil extracted from the flowers, which she used to scent her gloves; today Neroli oil, as it became known, is prohibitively expensive. The Chinese remain the greatest enthusiasts of medicinal oranges: the bitter Seville orange (C…

Creating a homemade natural neroli perfume is an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Here's a simple recipe. Gather fresh bitter orange

Wild Veil fragrances with orange blossom and neroli, white flowers with indolic, ethereal, citrus and tea like notes.

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Orange Blossom

What is neroli oil? Who would have thought that this glamorous and mysterious ingredient is actually derived from the humble orange? Neroli is extracted from a close relative of the ordinary variety, called the bitter orange - or marmalade orange because it is also prized for making the jam-like spread. Eminence Organics uses this ingredient in our incredibly popular Neroli Age Corrective Eye Serum as well as Neroli Age Corrective Hydrating Mist.

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For super-shiny hair, look to Indian and Middle Eastern women. Ahead, learn the very best Indian hair care secrets, from using DIY masks and applying Argan oil to your tips to approaching hair care as you would skin care. Here, find tips from three Indian and Middle Eastern women.