Petitgrain comes from France and also North Africa and has a fresh and flowery aroma, which is similar to Neroli; therefore, it is often regarded as a cheaper alternative to Neroli essential oil. The oil is obtained by distilling the leaves and twigs of the bitter orange tree, whereas Neroli comes from the blossom. Petitgrain has similar properties to Neroli oil, which is produced from the flowers, the better the quality of the Petitgrain oil, the nearer its aroma is to Neroli, however, Petitgrain is a valuable oil in its own right, with a revitalising and restorative character. Petitgrain can be used to refresh or relax; depending on which oils it is ...  Read the complete review

Pettitgrain essential oil comes from the orange tree. For those who want to know, its botanical name is citrus aurantium, amera. The oil is produced by steam distillation of the leaves and twigs of the plant, and is produced commercially in France, Italy, Paraguay, and Brazil. You will find that it varies greatly in price in common with most other essential oils. This is because the quality varies according to the source. The aroma is floral with a slightly bitter tone to it and it is used in many classic perfumes. The main uses for oil are: For anger. Dab a little on the wrist for a calming effect. Depression. ...  Read the complete review

Pettigrain oil is obtained from the bitter orange tree which also gives us Neroli. It is a top note in aromatherapy, meaning the smell lasts a short amount to time, evaporates quickly and has an immediate effect. Tt blends well with other oils especially orange and Neroli which is a divine combination. Pettigrain is invaluable for people suffering with insomnia especially when this is linked to being unhappy and lonely. It is a good antidepressant and is useful for people who suffer with Winter Blues as it helps to calm and balance the nervous system. It is also good for people suffering with anxiety, backache, fatigue, neck tension, asthma and stress. It is an ...  Read the complete review