Kumquat_single essential oil | natural and non-toxic | Taiwan forest | floral and fruity aroma | Taiwan essential oil

https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/6291f2d78a3f94001904bfda/original.jpg?1653732055 Product name: Kumquat-single essential oil 100% Natural Essential Oil Botanical name: Citrus Microcarpa Bonge Extraction part: Fruit Extraction method: Steam Distillation Origin: Taiwan Ingredients: D-Limonene, γ‑Terpinene, α‑Terpinene, Linalyl acetate, Myrcene, Nonanal *It is recommended that after using the essential oil, the essential oil bottle should be placed in a paper tube to avoid exposing the essential oil bottle to sunlight and high temperature for a long time. *When using essential oils, do not apply pure essential oils directly to the skin, they must be diluted. Please avoid exposure to light when using on skin. https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/62777d1f0afd43001b8ba57c/original.jpg?1651997983 About kumquat Kumquats, also known as four-season oranges, are small, round fruits with astringent and sour taste. They are also called sour oranges. They were originally mostly used as potted plants and landscape garden decorations. However, in the 1990s, the sour, small fruits were paired with lemons and transformed into kumquats. A cup of sweet and sour taste in everyone's hand - kumquat and lemon. Because of its refreshing, thirst-quenching and health-promoting unique flavor, it became popular all over Taiwan from south to north and became a best-selling drink at that time. In order to be able to make homemade kumquat lemon at any time, there was also a craze for planting kumquat tree pots. The difference between kumquats and golden dates Kumquats are often mistaken for the same species as jujubes, which have thick, golden skin, but in fact their appearance and flavor are different. https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/6281f7dd013601001b2ccf98/original.jpg?1652684764 https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/62778414b683c8001b227bef/original.jpg?1651999764 Kumquat uses In addition to being used as potted plants and landscape decorations, kumquats have a sweet and sour taste and are rich in fiber. After consumption, they can also help appetite and improve gastrointestinal motility. Because it is rich in vitamin C, many people boil it and add honey to drink it when they have a cold. In addition to improving immunity, it can also soothe throat discomfort. Kumquat effect The smell is delicate and elegant. The sour and slightly bitter citrus fragrance is mixed with the elegant and delicate aroma of orange blossoms and the sweet and pleasant smell of orange candy. The smell can refresh people's minds, relax their bodies and minds, soothe their anxious emotions and give them positive energy. . https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/62777d2e09c6730024bfe9f1/original.jpg?1651997997 Fusen extracts crystal clear light yellow essential oil from fine kumquats grown in Ligang, Pingtung. The sour and slightly bitter breath is mixed with fresh and sweet citrus fragrance, accompanied by the light and delicate fragrance of orange blossom. The ending is the scent of tangerine sugar from childhood memories, just like the heart of a young and mature woman. A little girl with a childish heart. https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/62789114ce086a0012b2ca92/original.jpg?1652068627