Paradise Springs Sweet Orange Oil (1 oz / 30ml)

A Bright, Uplifting Citrus Essential Oil for Everyday Use

Paradise Springs Sweet Orange Oil brings a fresh, juicy citrus aroma that instantly makes a space feel lighter and more inviting. It’s one of the most popular essential oils for diffusing because it smells clean, happy, and energizing — without being overpowering.

This 1 oz (30ml) bottle is the perfect size for daily diffusing, DIY blends, and natural home refresh routines.

Why You’ll Love It

✅ Sweet citrus scent that smells clean and fresh
✅ Great for diffusing at home or work
✅ Perfect for DIY room sprays + cleaning blends
✅ Pairs well with dozens of oils (lavender, peppermint, cedarwood, etc.)
✅ 30ml size = ideal for frequent use

Best Ways to Use Sweet Orange Oil

1) Diffuse

Add a few drops to your diffuser for a bright, uplifting atmosphere.

2) DIY Room Spray

Mix a few drops with water in a spray bottle (shake well) for a quick citrus refresh.

3) Blend with a Carrier Oil (Diluted Use)

Sweet orange oil is often used in body care routines when properly diluted with a carrier oil like jojoba or coconut oil.

Always patch test and avoid sensitive areas.

Favorite Times to Use It

Sweet orange is perfect for:

• Morning routines

• Midday resets

• Freshening up kitchens and living spaces

• Creating a clean “home energy” vibe

• Pairing with cozy seasonal blends in fall and winter

Essential Oil Safety Notes

• External use only

• Dilute before applying to skin

• Avoid eyes and sensitive areas

• Keep away from children and pets

• If pregnant, nursing, or under medical care, consult a professional first

FAQ

What does sweet orange essential oil smell like?

It has a bright, sweet citrus aroma — like fresh orange peel.

Can I diffuse sweet orange oil daily?

Yes. Start with a few drops and adjust based on how strong you want the scent.

Is sweet orange oil good for DIY sprays?

Yes — it’s one of the most popular oils for DIY room sprays and fresh-smelling home blends.

Can I apply it to skin?

Only when properly diluted with a carrier oil, and always patch test first.