Chai 500 ml
Spas · mid-sized properties
- Use for
- Diffusion · spa · blending
- Documents
- MSDS · batch COA
Essential Oils · Sweet Orange
Ham Yen sweet orange essential oil
Bright · sweet and fresh · top note
Oil profile
The bright orange of Ham Yen’s orchards
Ham Yen sweet orange essential oil is extracted from orange peel (Citrus × sinensis). Its scent is bright, sweet and fresh, like a freshly peeled orange, and it is one of the most pleasant and easy-to-use notes for hotel spaces.
As a light, cheerful top note, sweet orange is often used in lobbies, restaurants and children’s areas, and as a fresh base for blended scents. Part of Om’s essential-oil collection, in the same citrus family as lemongrass essential oil.
- Botanical name
- Citrus × sinensis
- INCI
- Citrus Sinensis
- Plant part
- Peel
- Scent
- Citrusy · fresh · slightly floral
- Note
- Top
- Pack sizes
- 500 ml · 1 litre bottles
Benefits
Sweet orange essential oil: what it brings
Sweet orange is one of the best-loved essential oils for its versatility: a bright, pleasant scent for spaces, spas and personal-care products.
01
Bright and uplifting
The fresh, sweet orange scent feels uplifting and welcoming the moment guests enter the lobby.
02
A calm evening
Its soft sweetness feels relaxing, suited to diffusing in guest rooms before bedtime or during evening turndown.
03
Fresh-smelling spaces
Diffused sweet orange keeps lobbies, restaurants and corridors smelling fresh.
04
In skincare formulas
At the right ratio in cleansers, shower gels or creams, sweet orange contributes to a fresh skin feel.
05
A pleasant retail experience
The cheerful orange scent helps guests feel at ease in the resort’s boutique and dining areas.
Common uses
- Diffusion
- Add a few drops to a diffuser to fill the space with orange scent.
- Massage
- Add a few drops to massage oil or cream before use.
- Bath
- Mix a few drops with a carrier oil, then add to a warm bath.
Blends well with
CedarwoodCinnamonClary SageClove BudGingerBlack PepperTea TreeFrankincenseLavenderSandalwoodYlang Ylang
Note: Always dilute before use on skin and avoid contact with eyes. Citrus oils can cause sensitivity to sunlight, so limit sun exposure right after application.
For hotels & spas
Sweet orange oil: formats and uses
Space diffusionA fresh, cheerful scent for lobbies, restaurants and public areas.
Spa ritualsA scent base for massage and relaxation rituals, diluted according to your therapists’ guidance.
Bespoke blendsCombine with other oils to create a signature scent for the property.
1 litre bottle
Diffusion systems · high-volume use
- Use for
- Diffusion · spa · blending
- Documents
- MSDS · batch COA
Safe use guidance
- Diffusion: add oil at the recommended ratio for each machine type and floor area.
- Spa: dilute in a carrier oil before massage; do not apply undiluted to the skin.
- Close the cap tightly after use and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children and avoid contact with eyes.
Botanical name & INCI statedCOA for every batchNot tested on animalsBespoke blending on request
Which hotel spaces suit sweet orange essential oil?
Its fresh, cheerful scent suits lobbies, restaurants and family and children’s areas. In blends, sweet orange is often the top note that makes a scent brighter and more pleasant.
What does sweet orange blend well with?
Sweet orange blends easily with lavender, lemongrass and cinnamon bark. Om advises on ratios by space and season.
Can sweet orange oil be used in hotel diffusers?
Yes. Om recommends dosage according to the machine type and the floor area of each space.
What pack sizes are available?
Om supplies 500 ml and 1 litre bottles, suited to spas and high-volume diffusion systems.
Does Om provide a COA?
Yes. Every batch comes with a COA (certificate of analysis) and MSDS, supplied with each order.
Can you blend a bespoke scent for our property?
Yes. Om blends from its oil library with the property to create a signature scent, consistent from the lobby to the bathroom. Send a request.
