Aromatherapy Oils

100% Pure & Natural

Description:

Bergamot is the most delicate of the citrus plants, requiring special climate and soil in order to thrive. Italians have used Bergamot for years to reduce feelings of stress and to soothe and rejuvenate skin. In Greece, the unripe fruits are used as sweetmeats, eaten by the spoonful as a dessert or with coffee. Bergamot is unique among citrus oils due to its ability to be both uplifting and calming, making it ideal to help with anxious and sad feelings. It is also purifying and cleansing for the skin while having a calming effect.

Beyond its traditional applications, Bergamot Oils are increasingly sought after for their versatility in wellness and personal care. Their crisp, citrusy fragrance not only uplifts the mood but also complements natural remedies aimed at relaxation and emotional balance. Many holistic practitioners recommend Bergamot Oils for their harmonizing effects when blended with other essential oils, making them a staple in spa treatments and wellness rituals. Additionally, Bergamot Oils are valued for their natural astringent properties, making them an excellent addition to handcrafted skincare formulations. Whether used in massage oils, diffusers, or personal care products, Bergamot Oils continue to be a preferred choice for those seeking a refreshing and therapeutic experience.

Bergamot Synthetic Oil is a cost-effective alternative to natural Bergamot Oils, offering a consistent fragrance profile for various applications. Its vibrant citrus aroma closely mimics the essence of natural bergamot, making it an ideal choice for perfumery, cosmetics, and air fresheners. Due to its stability and affordability, Bergamot Synthetic Oil is widely used in large-scale fragrance formulations where maintaining a uniform scent is essential. Additionally, it serves as a preferred option for products requiring bergamot’s uplifting aroma without the risk of phototoxicity often associated with natural citrus oils.
Odour:
Citrus, yet fruity and sweet with warm spicy floral nuance.

Product Colour/Appearance:
Green or olive green, mobile liquid.

Extraction Method:
The oil is extracted from the fruit' peel. Cold pressing technique is used to extract the oil out of the skin.

Uses:
1. Bergamot oil is also used for flavoring purposes e.g. Earl Grey tea and in candy-making.
2. It is also used in aroma therapy to treat depression and also as a digestive aid. Its scent is fruity-sweet with the mild spicy note. Bergamot oil is used in production of both female and male perfumes and in most fragrance groups, mainly in top notes.
3. It has brilliant antiseptic properties and a great smell. It can be used as vapor in a room; put hot water in a bowl with a few drops of the essential oil, or put some oil on a tissue near the radiator in a warm room. Replace every few hours.

DIY (do it yourself):
1. Massage 1-2 drops of Bergamot oil into the stomach as needed or with each meal to aid digestion.
2. Apply to the feet before bedtime or use with Fractionated Coconut Oil for a calming and relaxing massage.

Blends well with: Basil, Benzoin, Lemongrass , Palmarosa, etc.

Cautions:
Bergamot oil can cause severe skin burning when used on sensitive skin. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes inner ears and sensitive areas. Avoid sunlight or UV rays for up to 12 hours after applying product. Bergamot oil is used in a great deal in cosmetics, however, even in dilution, sometimes; it can provoke over-pigmentation of the skin.