Tangerine

Tangerines are orange and sometimes round however, today i saw one which was almost a flat sphere. also, i have seen some varieties which contain green. I do not know what this denotes other than the presence of 1)mould or 2) lack of ripeness. Either way - the tangerine in question is not at it's OPTIMUM FRESHNESS so beware of this immature/overmature version of a favorite fruit of the British people and those of most of the developed world. Of course: everyone knows the tangerine from those cosy snowy mornings when santa drops down your chimney and eats mince pies - leaving you an item of this fruit in a stocking or pillow case or whatever was to hand. It is often ...  Read the complete review

Tangerine oil has a fruity, tangey aroma much like the fruit. It is extracted by cold compress from the skins of mature tangerines. The botanical name of the tangerine tree is citrus reticulata. Much of the commercial tangerine oil available in UK is produced in California, USA. It is actually orange in colour and comes in different qualities for food flavouring, therapeutic use, etc. The main uses for this essential oil arise from its astringent properties, anti-septic effect, sedative and diuretic effects. The main physical benefits are in the treatment of: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Acne, Digestive ...  Read the complete review