Bergamot Essential Oil

Usage

Bergamot essential oil is known for its versatility in applications ranging from skincare routines to wellness practices, aromatherapy to relaxation purposes. A popular choice in the treatment of acne and eczema, as well as easing sore throat and bladder remedies. It is a well-known ointment in the Ayurvedic industry. A few drops in a diffuser provide relaxation during yoga or for uplifting the ambiance.

Top Benefits

1. It Soothes acne, skin rashes, and sores making it a valuable ingredient in skincare routines.
2. Its calming scent is perfect for reducing stress, anxiety, and depression, and promotes relaxation.
3. In Ayurvedic remedies, bergamot oil is utilized to relieve sore throats, bladder infections, fever, obesity, and more, owing to its therapeutic properties.

How to Use

Dilute a few drops of bergamot oil in a carrier oil and apply it topically. A few drops of oil can also be diffused into water and sprayed to promote a serene atmosphere. It can also be used in home remedies such as teas, inhaled directly from the bottle, or added to hot water for a soothing experience.

Recipes

Soothing Citrus Bath Blend:

Mix a few drops of bergamot oil, lavender oil, and frankincense oil into a warm bath, and soak it for 15-20 minutes for a revitalizing effect and destressing after a long day.

Uplifting Room Spray:

Mix a few drops of bergamot oil, lemon oil, and peppermint oil, along with water in a spray bottle, and spray around for a refreshing and uplifting ambiance.

Calming Massage Blend:

Mix 2 tablespoons of carrier oil (such as sweet almond or coconut oil), a few drops of bergamot oil, and chamomile oil, and use the mix to massage the tension spots in the body to provide relaxation.

Perfumery

Bergamot oil is a valuable ingredient in the world of perfumery, captivating everyone with its fresh and citrusy fragrance. Mainly serves as a top note, adding its unique essence to the blends, however, its versatility makes it a key ingredient in a wide range of scents, from floral to woody.

Some of the world-famous brands that use Bergamot oil in their formulations include Le Labo for Bergamote 22, Maison Francis Kurkdjian for Aqua Universalis, and Valentino for Voce Viva Eau de Parfum​

Interesting Facts:

• Bergamot oil is derived from the Citrus bergamia tree, a hybrid of bitter orange and lemon trees.
• The name “bergamot” is derived from Bergamo, an Italian city where the fruit was originally grown.
• It is commonly used in aromatherapy to relieve symptoms of depression and anxiety.
• It takes over 100 bergamot oranges to produce just 3 ounces of bergamot essential oil, making it a highly concentrated and labor-intensive product.

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Directions

Do not ingest. Keep it out of the reach of young children. If applying directly to the skin, dilute with a carrier oil first. If pregnant or under medical care, consult a physician before use.