Bergamot Essential Oil - Citrus Bergamia

$55.00

Bergamot oil is unique among citrus oils because it is both uplifting and calming. Although the fruit is sour, the oil is sweet and aromatic, and is an ingredient in many fine perfumes. In Southern Italy, Bergamot oil has been used for hundreds of years to soothe feelings of stress and rejuvenate the complexion.

Bergamot oil is unique among citrus oils because it is both uplifting and calming. Although the fruit is sour, the oil is sweet and aromatic, and is an ingredient in many fine perfumes. In Southern Italy, Bergamot oil has been used for hundreds of years to soothe feelings of stress and rejuvenate the complexion.

De-stress and unwind with the calming, citrusy aromas of Bergamot oil.

Item: 60213841

Size: 15 mL

Retail: $67.00 AUD

Aromatic Description Citrusy, spicy, with a light floral note

Collection Method Cold pressed/expressed

Plant Part Bergamot rind (peel)

Main Constituents Iimonene, linalyl, acetate

Sourced from: Southern Italy

Fun Fact:

Earl grey tea is characterized by the addition of bergamot oil to black tea

121 published studies on the benefits of Bergamot

Common Use:

  • Lower stress

  • Clear focus

  • Calming

  • Relieve fevers

  • Flavour food and tea

Blends with

  • Lemongrass

  • Douglas Fir

  • Grapefruit

  • Geranium

  • Cypress

Primary Benefits

Reduce symptoms of stress.

Support emotional wellbeing.

What Is Bergamot Oil Used For?

Bergamot oil is a unique citrus oil. It has high concentrations of the uplifting monoterpene limonene like other citrus, but also contains the calming monoterpene ester linalyl acetate (which gives relaxing qualities to Lavender, Clary Sage, and Petitgrain). Because of this, Bergamot oil is an ideal oil to use to help with anxious and sad feelings, or for times when tension is high. Diffuse Bergamot oil to reduce feelings of negativity, or to encourage self-confidence. When stress levels are high, diffuse Bergamot oil with Grapefruit and Douglas Fir.

Bergamot oil is highly valued in the fragrance industry; it is an ingredient in approximately half of women’s fine fragrances and one-third of men’s colognes. Bergamot oil is a key ingredient in the classic Eau de Cologne, created in 1709. Eau de Cologne was a favorite scent of Voltaire, who declared it “a fragrance that inspires the spirit!”

Directions for Use

Diffusion: Use three to four drops in the diffuser of choice.

Food Flavour Use: Add one or two drops to food.

Topical Use: Apply one to two drops to desired area. Dilute with a carrier oil to minimise any skin sensitivity. See additional precautions below.

Tips for Use:

Diffuse at work or at home to help promote a calm relaxed environment.

Apply to the skin while showering and inhale deeply to experience its calming aroma. While enjoying its cleansing and clarifying skin benefits.

Change regular tea to Earl Grey with the addition of Bergamot.

Apply to the feet before bedtime or use with a carrier oil for a calming and relaxing massage.

Add one to two drops to your DIY skin care cleanser

Cautions

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

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