CLEMENTINE, Citrus nobilis

The clementine tree grows from two to six meters, with a crooked trunk, angular branches, oblong-oval leaves and fruits four to seven centimeters in diameter.

In ancient times, the clementine was considered the jewel in the crown of the mandarin family. Algerian priest Pierre Clément is credited with crossing a tangerine and an orange in 1902, which resulted in a seedless tangerine with a looser skin that was easier to peel.

• Helps regulate oily skin and acne.
• Stimulates circulation.
• Against fluid retention and indigestion and hiccups.
• Relieves nervous tension, restlessness and insomnia.
• Diuretic and mild laxative.

• Massage the belly 2 times a day with circular movements in a clockwise direction with a mixture of 2 drops of oil in a neutral oil base.
• Apply diluted on the face at night to eliminate acne and regulate oily skin.

It is phototoxic, direct exposure to the sun should be avoided during the first hours after applying the oil. Avoid contact with the eyes. Keep out of the reach of children. Avoid its use during pregnancy, lactation or under medical care.

The information provided is general and should not be taken as medical advice. Neither the bulk apothecary nor the associated business entities guarantee the accuracy of the same. Consult your doctor before using the product, especially if used during pregnancy.