Mandarin Oil

Mandarin Oil – Cold-Pressed Citrus reticulata Peel Oil

Mandarin Oil is obtained by cold pressing the fresh peel of Citrus reticulata. It has a sweet, fresh and juicy citrus aroma with soft fruity, green and slightly floral undertones.

Compared with sharper citrus oils, Mandarin Oil generally offers a gentler and sweeter aromatic profile. It is widely used by professional formulators to add freshness and a natural citrus character to fragrance, cosmetic and home-fragrance compositions.

Aroma Profile

Mandarin Oil opens with a bright, sweet and juicy citrus note. Its middle develops soft fruity and mildly floral facets, followed by a light green and slightly dry finish.

The oil blends comfortably with floral, herbal, spicy and woody materials. Because citrus top notes are volatile, Mandarin Oil is often combined with longer-lasting base materials when used in perfume compositions.

Common Applications

• Fine fragrance and perfumery

• Soaps and personal-care products

• Body oils and cosmetic formulations

• Scented candles and wax products

• Room and garden fresheners

• Diffuser and aromatic blends

• Citrus, floral and fruity fragrance accords

• Professional product development

This product should not be promoted as treating digestive problems, anxiety, depression, insomnia, obesity, pregnancy-related concerns or any other medical condition.

Blending Suggestions

Mandarin Oil blends well with Lavender, Neroli, Bergamot, Lemon, Sweet Orange, Geranium, Ylang Ylang, Frankincense, Cedarwood, Patchouli and warm spice oils.

It can soften stronger citrus notes and add a sweet, rounded opening to floral, oriental and woody fragrance compositions.

Product Information

• Product Name: Mandarin Oil

• Botanical Name: Citrus reticulata

• Plant Part Used: Fresh fruit peel

• Extraction Method: Cold Pressing

• Aroma: Sweet, fresh, juicy, fruity and citrusy

• Solubility: Oil and alcohol soluble; insoluble in water

• Suitable For: Fragrance, cosmetic and home-fragrance formulations

“Therapeutic Grade” is a commercial description and not an independently regulated purity certification. Buyers requiring specific purity, origin or composition should review the available batch documentation before ordering.

Typical Composition

Limonene is commonly a major constituent of Mandarin Peel Oil, accompanied by varying levels of gamma-terpinene, myrcene, pinene and other naturally occurring aromatic compounds.

Natural composition varies according to fruit variety, geographical origin, maturity, harvesting conditions and production batch. Refer to the Certificate of Analysis or GC-MS report for exact batch-specific constituent details.

Documentation and Bulk Supply

Certificate of Analysis and Safety Data Sheet can be provided according to the available batch and order requirements. Samples and wholesale quantities are available for manufacturers and professional formulators.

Safety and Storage

For professional formulation and external use only. Do not apply the concentrated oil directly to the skin. Follow the current safety documentation, applicable IFRA guidance and regulations for the intended finished product.

Cold-pressed citrus oils can oxidize when exposed to air, heat or light. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry and dark place. Keep away from children and avoid contact with eyes.