Bergamot Oil
Aroma Elite Bergamot Essential Oil
Bergamot oil is one of the most unique citrus oils in the world.
Many people know the refreshing smell of bergamot oil, because after all it is the most important fragrance in countless toilet waters, the famous Eau de Cologne. The bergamot also gives the earl gray tea its unmistakable aroma.
- Botanical name: Citrus Bergamia
- Crafting: Cold Press / Fruit Peel
- Origin: Italy (Sicily)
- Fragrance profile: Citrusy, refreshing, slightly floral
- Main chemotypes: (INCI) limonene, linalyl acetate, linalool.
- Quality: 100% natural essential oil
Bergamot Oil Application:
Skin care, aroma lamp, oil mixture, massage, disinfection and cleaning, room spray and natural perfume.Bergamot oil physical effect:
Antibacterial, antiviral, appetizing, sore throat, fever, cystitisBergamot oil mental effect:
Balancing, relaxing, calming, anxiolytic, mentally strengthening. Helps with: winter depression, stress, restlessness, sleep disorders.Bergamot Oil Specialties:
May cause skin sensitization if stale or oxidized. It keeps for about 3-4 years when stored in a dark and cool place. Do not use undiluted: always with a carrier oil (maximum 1-2% dilution) to avoid phototoxicity (skin reaction to sunlight/tanning beds). Interactions have been observed when certain medications are taken at the same time. Do not use during pregnancy.Bergamot Oil goes well with:
Cypress, Lavender, Lemon, PalmarosaEssential oils from Aroma Elite are 100% natural.
The raw materials used come almost exclusively from biodynamic or from fair trade, biological wild collection (FairWild). However, since not all plants are available in organic quality, the best, tested and carefully selected conventional quality (sélection) is used in this case. Essential oils are highly concentrated and should therefore neither be used for small children nor during pregnancy.
Therefore, they should also: always be dosed sparingly, protected from light, be kept cool and out of the reach of children not come into contact with the eyes, mucous membranes or open flames direct contact with the skin, always be used in a highly diluted form (e.g. in a lotion, cream or oil).
Warning: In case of irritation or chemical burns, first dissolve the essential oil with a neutral vegetable oil, then remove it with a cloth and then wash it off thoroughly with clear water. In case of eye contact, rinse immediately with plenty of running water. If severe reactions, such as dizziness or nausea, occur, consult a doctor immediately or contact the poison control center.
