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Clementine Oil

Clementine Oil

Citrus clementina

Clementine is cold pressed from the peel of Citrus clementina, and the oil on this page comes from certified organic fruit grown in Italy.

Like its citrus cousins, Clementine is mostly d-limonene, at about 92% in our recent batch. That's the monoterpene we look to when we want to support the immune system. There's a little β-myrcene (around 2.5%), a touch of linalyl acetate (near 1.6%), and a small amount of linalool. Linalool is one of the components I reach for when I want to help calm stress, since it has a relaxing effect on the nervous system. Even a small percentage is nice to see in a bright, sweet citrus oil.

Every batch we bring in is independently GC-MS tested, and the full report for each one lives right here on this page.

Batch History & Chemistry

BatchDistilledOrigin
CLM-10101/15/2021Italy

Batch CLM-101

Distillation date
01/15/2021
Extraction
Cold Pressed
Cultivation
Certified Organic
Country of origin
Italy
Monoterpene
limonene91.82%
myrcene2.47%
sabinene0.74%
α-pinene0.63%
γ-terpinene0.34%
β-pinene0.26%
(Z)-β-ocimene0.08%
δ-3-carene0.04%
para-cymene0.04%
isoterpinolene0.03%
α-thujene0.02%
Ester
linalyl acetate1.63%
neryl acetate0.04%
geranyl acetate0.04%
octyl acetate0.01%
α-terpinyl acetate0.01%
Aldehyde
decanal0.36%
octanal0.17%
α-sinensal0.17%
dodecanal0.07%
citronellal0.04%
β-sinensal0.03%
nonanal0.01%
geranial0.01%
(E)-2-dodecenal0.01%
Monoterpenol
linalool0.37%
α-terpineol0.04%
1-octanol0.03%
Sesquiterpene
α-copaene0.04%
β-caryophyllene0.04%
germacrene D0.03%
(e,e)-α-farnesene0.03%
β-bisabolene0.03%
δ-cadinene0.03%
β-cubebene0.02%
β-copaene0.02%
trans-α-bergamotene0.01%
(E)-β-farnesene0.01%
Other
tricosane0.03%
pentacosane0.03%
heptacosane0.02%
dodecane0.01%
tetradecane0.01%
tetracosane0.01%

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