MC4- Men's Citrus 4 - Its just matter of lime
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Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Encyclia Citrina
Encyclia Citrina, characterized by its pendant growth habit, features inflorescences measuring 6–10 cm in length, bearing one to two large flowers. These blooms showcase hues from pale yellow to canary yellow, occasionally tinged with orange, and sport fleshy sepals and petals. Despite not being native to Singapore, its intensely citrus fragrance has made it highly prized in perfumery, imparting a refreshing and invigorating note to our fragrance compositions.
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Therapeutic Orchid notes:
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Bulbophyllum levinei
Bulbophyllum levinei, also known as Chibanshidou Lan or tooth petal stone bean orchid, is used in traditional medicine to treat swellings. It is believed to have cooling properties that alleviate conditions like sore throat, tonsillitis, mouth ulcers, and fever. A decoction is prepared by boiling 6–15 g of dried herb or 30–60 g of fresh herb, while the herb can also be ground into a paste for external use. |
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Eulophia pratensis Lindl. syn. Eulophia ramentacea Wight
Eulophia pratensis, also known as Satavari, is a plant valued in herbal medicine for its tubers. These tubers are used to make a substance called salep misri, which serves various medicinal purposes. Fresh tubers are applied on the abdomen to eliminate worms and treat enlarged scrofulous glands in the neck. Dried roots are placed around buildings to repel snakes. This herb offers multiple benefits in traditional medicine. |
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Liparis cathcartii Hook.f.
Liparis cathcartii, known as "two fold sheep ear garlic" in Chinese, is a small terrestrial herb found mainly in Sichuan, central and northwest Yunnan, and other regions like Laos, Myanmar, northeast India, Bhutan, and Nepal. In traditional Chinese medicine, the entire plant is used for its healing properties, known to relieve pain and treat colds. It is highly regarded for its medicinal benefits in promoting respiratory health and alleviating discomfort. |
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Phalaenopsis schilleriana Rchb. f.
This pink Phalaenopsis orchid grows upright with mottled leaves, native to Luzon and Mindanao in the Philippines at elevations of 800 to 1200 meters. It blooms from February to May, displaying captivating flowers. Phytochemically, it contains unique alkaloids Phalanopsine La and Phalaenopsine T. Traditionally, it's valued for its antidote properties; in the Philippines, heated leaves are applied to centipede bites, while leaf decoctions are used for treating tuberculosis and stomach ache. This orchid is cherished for its beauty and potential medicinal benefits in traditional practices. |
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Platanthera minor (Miq.) Rchb. f.
This orchid species blooms in early summer and is found in China, Korea, and Japan. In traditional Chinese medicine (CTM), it is valued for invigorating yin, benefiting lungs, improving air circulation, and promoting salivation. It treats weak constitution, nocturnal emissions, and infant hernia. Known for strengthening kidneys and lungs, it alleviates asthma, backache, dizziness, and aids recovery from prolonged illness or nocturnal emissions. Typically, 15 to 60 grams of the plant are used for medicinal decoctions, emphasizing its role in kidney and lung health. |
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Pleione yunnanensis (Rolfe) Rolfe syn. Coelogyne yunnanensis Rolfe
This orchid species thrives in southwestern China, growing on mossy rocks or as a terrestrial plant in light shade or among shrubbery at elevations of 1100 to 3500 meters. In traditional herbal medicine, it is prized for its lung-nourishing properties and effectiveness in treating respiratory ailments like coughs, tuberculosis, and bronchitis. The stem is particularly valued for its ability to remove heat and toxins, alleviate coughs, clear phlegm, stop bleeding, and promote healing of tissues. Additionally, it is used for gastrointestinal bleeding, carbuncles, and external injuries, highlighting its broad therapeutic benefits in traditional practices. |
Other scent note
Scentopia Library Reference ingredient
Grapefruit - Check details at Scentopia's scent library
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