35 Uses for Wild Orange Essential Oil
01/23/2015 / /

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Have you tried Wild Orange essential oil? It smells amazing!
Wild Orange oil contains many beneficial properties:
- supports healthy immune function
- high in antioxidants
- boosts energy and mood
- cleanses and purifies
- and more!
35 Uses for Wild Orange Essential Oil
- Soothe occasionally sore muscles
- Add to drinking water to help cleanse the body of toxins
- Add to iced tea for flavor
- Clean counter tops (in a spray bottle with water)
- Clean cabinet doors (in a spray bottle or bucket with water)
- Clean wood floors (in a spray bottle or bucket with water)
- Clean gunk from stove top
- Remove sticker goo
- Add to unscented lotion
- Add to chocolate brownies
- Add to meal replacement shakes
- Use with Peppermint to increase concentration
- Use with soap or a vegetable oil (like olive or coconut) to remove sap from hands
- Add to dish detergent for grease cutting power
- Add to vanilla ice cream
- Add to plain yogurt
- Quicker picker upper in the afternoon
- Layer Frankincense for a perfume
- Soothe achey computer neck
- Layer with Eucalyptus on the chest to support clear breathing
- Inhale to lessen tension
- Add to shampoo for a mood boost in the shower
- Apply topically to abdomen to ease occasional constipation and promote proper digestion
- Layer with Peppermint and Frankincense on the back of the neck to fight stress and fatigue
- Make a room spray with about 5 drops of oil with water in a 2 oz. glass spray bottle
- Diffuse with your hair! Place two drops in your hands, then apply to dry hair.
- Add to smoothies
- Diffuse to fight winter blues
- Help grumpy kids (or others) wake up happy by smoothing through their hair (see #26)
- Add to hot tea with honey
- Diffuse with Frankincense and Lavender for restful sleep
- Mix with coconut oil and swish in the mouth for oil pulling
- Mix with Fractionated Coconut Oil for a natural deodorant
- Diffuse in the car on long trips
- Add to liquid hand soap for cleansing and a wonderful aroma
What’s your favorite way to use Wild Orange oil?

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This absolutely worked the other day. You told me it could remove goo and it sure does! Now I don’t have to worry when TJ Maxx and Tuesday Morning put sticky stickers in the most tacky spots on my purchases!
Yay, Suzy! Plus now your purchases will smell fantastic. 🙂
I am glad my daughter told me about the oil
I am relatively new to essential oils/doTerra. I am still a little nervous about ingesting essential oils. What are your thoughts on that?
It’s good to be cautious and do your homework, Emily. You definitely should not ingest any old essential oil–only top quality therapeutic grade oils. (That’s why I use doTERRA.)
My recipe calls for one teaspoon orange extract. Can I use Wild Orange oil and how much?
Barbara–I’ve used WO oil instead of the extract before. Start with 1-2 drops essential oil. (And be sure to use a brand that is safe to ingest, such as doTERRA.)
How do I blend for cranky and moody 8yrs old. Do I need to dilute? By the way I am using Doterra Wild orange oil.
Wild Orange is technically safe to use without dilution, but you’d want to use only 1-2 drops at a time. Diluting the oil in a roller bottle would make it easier to apply, and would help to make sure you don’t use too much.
Thank you Kathleen. I have tried during the weekend monitoring my son on it.
Does Wild Orange Essential Oils help with dog odor in the house?
Hi, Rhonda, Personally, I’d rather smell Wild Orange than dog! 😉 Yes, definitely try Wild Orange for deodorizing your home. Lemon is good, too, as well as doTERRA’s Purify blend.