Bergamont Essential Oil

Description

£9.00

Bergamot oil is extracted from the rinds of citrus fruit (Citrus bergamia) that grow on bergamot orange trees. If you’re a fan of Earl Grey tea, you’re already enjoying the distinctive taste of bergamot, which is used to flavor it. Bergamot essential oil should not be used full strength directly on skin. It can be mixed with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil or mineral oil, and used as a skin softener. Bergamot oil can also be mixed with water vapor and used as an aromatherapy treatment. Bergamot essential oil is highly touted for its soothing use as an aromatherapy treatment.

Mix bergamot essential oil with a carrier oil to use as a body lotion or for massage. Add two to five drops of Bergamot essential oil to products such as body wash, shampoo, and facial scrubs.

Use it as an ingredient in aromatherapy. For example, bergamot essential oil can be added to scent homemade candles and air fresheners. You can also dab it in vaporizers to distribute its scent in a room or add it to potpourri. Dab it on a bandana or handkerchief for a soothing scent on-the-go. Several compounds in bergamot oil have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. This may make bergamot oil an effective spot treatment for acne in people who do not have sensitive skin. Its analgesic qualities may also make it effective against painful cysts and pimples.

Research on bergamot oil has uncovered multiple benefits. These include: Stress reduction, Study found that inhaled bergamot oil mixed with water vapor reduced feelings of anxiety and fatigue. Fights food poisoning, Linalool, a compound found in bergamot, may sometimes be effective at destroying types of bacteria responsible for foodborne illnesses. Lowers cholesterol Reduces pain and inflammation

Do not swallow essential oils.

10ml