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petitgrain

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petitgrain (peˑ·tē·grān),
n an essential oil distilled from the leaves and stems of the bitter orange (
Citrus aurantium), useful for treating acne and oily skin, fatigue, and stress.
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8) For those who suffer from the winter blues, Petitgrain is a wonderfully soothing oil that calms the nerves and brings joy to the heart.
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