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Mandarin oil in skin care products to help re-balance the skin

Mandarin oil has various benefits when used in skin care product formulations such as refining the texture of the skin, while also having good antiseptic and cell rejuvenating properties.

refining the texture of the skin

Mandarin oil is used in the following of our products

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refining the texture of the skin

Benefits of mandarin oil in skin care products refining the texture of the skin

The volatile oil is tangy and sweet smelling and is yellowy-orange in color, The main constituents are alpha-thujone, alpha-pinene, camphene, sabinene, ß-pinene, myrcene, limonene, y-terpinolene, linalool, citronellal, terpineol-4-ol, nerol and geranial.

It has good antiseptic, cytophylactic,  depurative, diuretic and tonic therapeutic properties and is a great ingredient to help purify and re-balance the skin.

At the same time, it promotes a finer textured skin, fighting infections and removing any congestion from the skin. The cytophylactic properties of the oil encourage the growth of new skin cells, which is a boon when you wish to replace previously damaged skin with new healthy cells, as is the case when treating stretch marks, as well as acne scarring and damage to the skin.

It is a non-toxic, non-irritant and non-sensitizing oil, yet it is advisable not to expose the skin to extended periods of sunlight when using this oil.

The way in which it is used in our formulas will not cause any problems with sunbathing, yet we do recommend that people with acne or severe skin problems do not sun tan excessively, as this may worsen the problem in any event.

There is a myth floating about that long periods of sun tanning will "dry" up and clear acne - but the truth is that the inflammation (sunburn) caused by sun tanning only masks the problem, as the entire skin has then got a red inflamed look, and this has no positive effect on clearing the skin.

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Mild sunbathing, at times when the sun is not too hot - that is before 11 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon - may have some benefits, as the body does require sunshine to manufacture vitamin D - yet this manufacturing process does not require extended sunbathing episodes.

To view our information pages that deal with acne, please click here.

Classification of mandarin as a cosmetic ingredient refining the texture of the skin

Citrus nobilis peel oil is the oil expressed from the peel of the mandarin orange, citrus nobilis (citrus recutita). It is classified as an essential oil and is used as a fragrance ingredient. It is known as mandarin oil and tangerine oil.

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Mandarin oil is used in the following of our products

refining the texture of the skin

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Rejuvenating Face Wash

Rejuvenating Face Wash Refill

Rejuvenating Toner

Rejuvenating Toner Refill

Rejuvenating Serum

Rejuvenating Day Cream

Rejuvenating Night Cream

Rejuvenating Neck Cream

Instant Eye Lift Gel

Rejuvenating Eye Cream

Rejuvenating Face Scrub

Rejuvenating Face Mask

Purifying Face Mask

Problem Skin Face Wash

Problem Skin Toner

Problem Skin Moisturizing Day Gel

Problem Skin Night Care Lotion

Spot Treatment Cream

Problem Skin Enzyme Cleanse

Problem Skin Face Mask

Cellumend Cellulite Cream

Moisturizing Body Lotion

Intensive Hand Treatment Balm

Nail and Cuticle Balm

Refining Body Scrub

Refreshing Foot Cream




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