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Petitgrain Essential Oil Steam Distilled, 50ml

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Green, bright and gently bitter, this petitgrain essential oil opens with a fresh herbaceous lift before softening into floral and woody edges. Steam distilled from the leaves and twigs of the bitter orange tree, it brings a clean, citrus-leaning character to diffusers, oil burners and careful blending.

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Citrus aurantiumbotanical name
steam distilledhow it is made
Leaves and twigspart of the plant

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Green, bright and gently bitter, this petitgrain essential oil opens with a fresh herbaceous lift before softening into floral and woody edges. Steam distilled from the leaves and twigs of the bitter orange tree, it brings a clean, citrus-leaning character to diffusers, oil burners and careful blending.

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What it is

An essential oil is the scent of a plant, distilled or pressed into a few drops. A few drops in a diffuser or burner scent a room; for skin or bath it always goes into a carrier oil first.

Why people choose it

  • The scent of the plant itself Pressed or distilled from the flower, leaf, peel or resin, so it smells of the plant, not of a perfume.
  • One bottle, many uses A diffuser, a burner, a warm bath with a carrier oil, a drop on a pillow at night.
  • A few drops at a time A diffuser takes three to five drops, so one small bottle lasts many evenings.
  • Made to be blended Most oils sit well together: lavender with cedarwood, citrus with mint, rose with sandalwood.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Diffuser: 3-5 drops in the water tank

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    Burner: water in the dish, a few drops, a tealight below

  3. 3

    Bath or massage: mix into a carrier oil first

Care: Keep away from children and eyes. Always dilute for skin. Store cool, dark, tightly closed.

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About this product

Fresh, leafy citrus with a woody finish
  • The first impression is crisp and tart, closer to green leaves than sweet orange peel.
  • A subtle floral softness rounds the scent, keeping it fresh rather than sharp.
  • Woody undertones give the aroma a steadier body, useful when blending with brighter citrus oils.
  • It sits naturally with citrus, floral and wood oils, so it works well in simple home blends.
  • In fragrance work, petitgrain is valued for adding a clean herbaceous note to sprays, colognes and scented body products.
Bitter orange leaves and steam distillation

This oil comes from Citrus aurantium var. amara, the bitter orange tree. Unlike sweet orange oil, which is commonly associated with the fruit peel, petitgrain is taken from the leaves and twigs, giving it that greener, more aromatic profile.

The oil is steam distilled, a method that carries aromatic compounds from the plant material through vapour rather than pressing them from the peel. The source country for this batch is Paraguay.

A scent with a practical past

Petitgrain has long been linked with the bitter orange tree and its place in traditional plant use. Its fresh, clean character has also given it a practical history in cleaning preparations, as well as a familiar role in perfumery. Today it is often chosen when a blend needs brightness without becoming sugary, especially where citrus, floral and woody notes are being brought together.

How to use it at home

Add a few drops to a suitable diffuser or oil burner, following the instructions for your device. For topical use, dilute properly in a carrier oil and patch test first.

Do not use essential oils undiluted on skin. Avoid use during pregnancy or with children unless guided by a qualified professional, keep away from pets, and do not ingest. Store closed, upright and away from heat and direct light.

Size and details
  • Volume: 50 ml
  • Weight: 110 g
  • Botanical name: Citrus aurantium var. amara
  • Plant part used: leaves and twigs
  • Extraction method: steam distillation
  • Country of origin: Paraguay
A thoughtful choice for scent lovers

This petitgrain essential oil suits someone who enjoys fresh, green aromatics and quiet home rituals. It is especially good for a person who already blends oils and wants a leafy citrus note with more depth than sweetness.

Resonates with Petitgrain

Common questions

Is petitgrain the same as orange essential oil?
No. Petitgrain comes from the leaves and twigs of the bitter orange tree, while orange essential oil is commonly associated with the peel. Petitgrain smells greener, more herbaceous and less sweet.
What does petitgrain blend well with?
It blends especially well with citrus, floral and wood oils, where it adds a fresh green note and a little woody depth.