Bergamot Constituents:Linalyl acetate, bergamotine, beraptene, d-limonene, linalool

Bergamot Oil Description

Bergamot oil is cold-pressed from the peel of the nearly ripe fruit. The aroma of bergamot oil is sweet and citrusy, but has a warm floral quality absent in lemon and orange. Along with neroli and lavender it is one of the principal ingredients in the classic Eau-de-Cologne. It is an excellent deodorizer or room spray and a refreshing and relaxing bath oil. Bergamot's fresh uplifting aroma is used in aromatherapy to stabilize emotions and relieve tension.

Acne *Bath and Body *Bath and Body *digestion *Disinfectant/antiseptic *Energizing *Herpes *stress *

Bergamot essential oil has been used since the sixteenth century, there are references to it in many of the older herbals. It is believed that Columbus introduced bergamot to the new world from the Canary Islands. Native to Asia, Bergamot is a small tree that grows up to 16 feet, with fruit that looks similar to small, pear shaped oranges.

Bergamot is very useful as an anti-infectious agent and is effective against a wide number of microorganisms, including those that cause respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, and skin problems. It is a nervous system tonic, with a calming influence on states on anxiety and depression.

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