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| Category | Citrusy |
| Note | Top - Middle |
| Intensity | 1/6 |
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| [ More About ] | |
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| AKA | Tangor, Temple Orange |
| Chinese | 红柑橘 |
| Japanese | マンダリン |
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| Botanical Family | Rutaceae |
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| Chemistry | Aldehyde |
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| Common Usage | Emotional Comfort & Pediatric Care
Digestive Harmony
Skincare & Maternal Health
Environmental Atmosphere
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| Blending note | Red Mandarin is a "round" scent; it softens sharp edges and adds a sunny, juicy sweetness to almost anything. |
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| Do you know? | In traditional Chinese culture, mandarins were given as gifts to signify luck and prosperity. The name "Mandarin" itself comes from the yellow robes worn by high-ranking officials (Mandarins) in the Chinese empire, whose color resembled the fruit. |
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