A Fusion of Orchid and Citrus
The essential oil blend features a delightful combination of scented notes. Mandarin and Bergamot provide a refreshing and citrusy aroma, while Coriander adds herbal and spicy warmth. Sage and Rosemary contribute an earthy and aromatic character, and Pepper adds a subtle spiciness. Oak provides a woody and robust element to the overall scent.
Encyclia Citrina, with its pendant plants and pale yellow to canary yellow flowers, adds a strong citrus scent to the portfolio. Bulbophyllum levinei, known as Chibanshidou Lan, is used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat swellings. Eulophia pratensis, or Satavari, has tubers used for various purposes, including killing worms and treating enlarged glands. Liparis cathcartii is an orchid known for its medicinal properties.
These scented notes and therapeutic orchid additions create a captivating and diverse fragrance blend.
Encyclia Citrina, with its pendant plants and pale yellow to canary yellow flowers, adds a strong citrus scent to the portfolio. Bulbophyllum levinei, known as Chibanshidou Lan, is used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat swellings. Eulophia pratensis, or Satavari, has tubers used for various purposes, including killing worms and treating enlarged glands. Liparis cathcartii is an orchid known for its medicinal properties.
These scented notes and therapeutic orchid additions create a captivating and diverse fragrance blend.
Download the guided mediation that works best with this Orchid fragrance oil
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Grooming with Natural Fragrance
Contains Scented Notes of following in various proportions:
Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Encyclia Citrina
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Encyclia Citrina - Used in Citrus 4 (Men) for Team building Perfume workshop
Encyclia Citrina is an orchid with pendant plants and flowers. The flowers are arranged in an inflorescence that measures 6–10 cm (2.4–3.9 in) in length and typically consist of one to two large flowers. The blooms of Encyclia Citrina range in color from pale yellow to canary yellow, sometimes with hints of orange, and they have fleshy sepals and petals. Although Encyclia Citrina is not native to Singapore, its beautiful and remarkably strong citrus scent has made it a valuable addition to our fragrance portfolio. Its captivating aroma adds a refreshing and uplifting quality to our perfume blends. |
Therapeutic Orchid notes:
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Bulbophyllum levinei
Chinese name: Chibanshidou Lan (tooth petal stone bean orchid) Chinese medicinal name: Duyeyanzhu Bulbophyllum levinei, also known as Chibanshidou Lan or tooth petal stone bean orchid, is utilized in traditional medicine to treat swellings. It is believed to "benefit yin and reduce heat," making it valuable for addressing conditions such as sore throat, tonsillitis, mouth ulcers, and fever. To prepare a decoction, 6–15 g of dried herb or 30–60 g of fresh herb is boiled. The plant can also be pulverized to create a paste for external application. This versatile orchid offers therapeutic properties that make it beneficial for various inflammatory conditions. |
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Eulophia pratensis Lindl. syn. Eulophia ramentacea Wight
Local name: (Marathi): Satavari Eulophia pratensis, also known as Satavari, is a plant whose tubers are used in herbal medicine. The tubers are processed into a substance called salep misri, which has various medicinal applications. Fresh tubers are pounded and applied topically over the abdomen to kill worms. They can also be applied externally or taken orally to treat enlarged scrofulous glands in the neck. Additionally, the dried roots of Eulophia pratensis are placed in small bags and strategically set around a building to repel snakes. This herb offers a range of therapeutic uses, from anthelmintic properties to glandular support and snake deterrent properties. |
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Liparis cathcartii Hook.f.
Chinese name: Erzheyangersuan (two fold sheep ear garlic Liparis cathcartii, a small terrestrial herb, is primarily found in Sichuan and central and northwest Yunnan in China. However, it can also be found in other regions including Laos, Myanmar, northeast India, Bhutan, and Nepal. In Chinese herbal medicine, the whole plant of Liparis cathcartii is utilized for its therapeutic properties. It is commonly used to alleviate pain and clear colds. This herb is valued for its medicinal benefits and is sought after for its ability to provide relief from discomfort and promote respiratory health. |
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Phalaenopsis schilleriana Rchb. f.
This particular orchid is a stunning pink Phalaenopsis variety, characterized by its upright growth pattern and mottled leaves. It is native to Luzon and Mindanao in the Philippines, typically found at elevations ranging from 800 to 1200 meters. The flowering season of this orchid occurs from February to May, showcasing its captivating blooms. In terms of its phytochemistry, two alkaloids named Phalanopsine La and Phalaenopsine T have been extracted and identified from this orchid species. These alkaloids contribute to its unique chemical composition. In traditional herbal usage, this orchid is employed for its counter-poisoning properties. In the Philippines, a heated leaf of the orchid is placed over centipede bites to alleviate the effects of the venom. Additionally, decoctions made from the leaves are utilized to treat conditions such as phthisis (a form of tuberculosis) and stomach ache. Overall, this orchid is not only admired for its visual beauty but also valued for its potential medicinal applications in traditional practices. |
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Platanthera minor (Miq.) Rchb. f.
Chinese names: Dayizhijian (big arrow), Luanchunfendie Lan (soft lipped, pink butterfly orchid), Xiaoshechun Lan (small tongue lip orchid), Guanyinzhun (Guanyin bamboo), Chinese medicinal name: Zhuliaoshen This orchid species blooms during the early summer season and can be found in China, Korea, and Japan. In traditional Chinese medicine (CTM), it is believed to have properties that invigorate the yin elements, benefit the lungs, improve air circulation, and promote salivation. It is commonly used to address various conditions such as weak constitution, mental weakness, nocturnal emissions, abnormal discharges, and hernia in infants. The herb is known for its ability to strengthen the kidneys and lungs, providing relief from asthmatic coughs, kidney weakness, lower backache, dizziness, and aiding in the recovery of individuals who have experienced prolonged illnesses or nocturnal emissions. For medicinal preparations, a decoction is made using 15 to 60 grams of the plant. Overall, this orchid species holds a significant place in traditional herbal medicine, particularly in addressing conditions related to the kidneys, lungs, and overall weakness in the body. Its usage reflects its potential benefits for respiratory health, kidney support, and overall well-being. |
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Pleione yunnanensis (Rolfe) Rolfe syn. Coelogyne yunnanensis Rolfe
Chinese name: Yunnandusuan Lan (Yunnan sin- gle garlic orchid, Yunnan single bulb orchid), Duyebaiji (single leaf Baiji), Dusuan Lan (single garlic orchid) This orchid species is primarily found in southwestern China, where it thrives on mossy rocks in light shade or as a terrestrial plant on grassy slopes or amongst shrubbery at elevations ranging from 1100 to 3500 meters. In traditional herbal usage, it is believed to have nourishing properties for the lungs and is commonly used to address respiratory conditions such as coughs, pulmonary silicosis, tuberculosis, and bronchitis. The stem of the orchid is particularly valued for its therapeutic benefits, as it is known to have heat- and toxin-removing properties. It is used to alleviate coughs, clear phlegm, stop bleeding, and promote tissue healing. Additionally, this orchid species is prescribed for gastro-intestinal bleeding, carbuncles, and external injuries. The herb's usage in traditional medicine reflects its potential as a remedy for respiratory ailments and its ability to address various conditions related to heat, toxins, and tissue healing. Its presence in southwestern China has made it a valuable component of traditional herbal practices in the region. |
Other scent note
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