Description

Bergamot Essential oil Bergaptene Free

Botanical name Citrus Bergamia, extract from Bergamot's crude fruit peel by cold pressed. Bergamot oil has a delightfully fresh citrus aroma, which is almost universally liked. It is a wonderful deodorant, probably more effective in a blend with Lavender Essential Oil and other oils.

Bergamot Bergaptene Free Essential oil Benefits Antidepressant, Antispasmodic, Cicatrisant, Decodorant, Expectorant, Insecticide, Stomachic, Vermifuge, Analgesic, Antiseptic, Carminative, Cordial, Digestive, Febrifuge, Sedative, Tonic, Vulnerary.

Strong valuable antiseptic for the urinary tract and effective with infection, inflammation, and is one of the most valuable oils alone with Chamomile, Sandalwood and Tea-tree in treating in the very early stages urethritis. It should be added to the bath and used as a local wash diluted to 1% or even 0.5%. It is valuable for the relief of vaginal itching and mind discharges.

It has been used with success in treating breathing difficulties as well as tonsillitis, bronchitis, tuberculosis and digestive problems infections. Bergamot use for loss of appetite, combined with its powerful antidepressant properties, would seem to indicate a valuable possibility for helping in anorexia nervosa. Its effect on the appetite is regulating rather than stimulant. Bergamot directly influences the appetite control centre in the brain, by working with the underlying tensions that have provoked the under eating to return to a normal eating pattern. Bergamot Essential oil also is cooling in feverish conditions.

Bergamot essential oil for mental and emotional Bergamot Bergaptene Free Essential oil has a powerful antidepressant properties and its sedative yet uplifting character is excellent for all tense, anxiety and nervous tension, it seems to allay anger and frustration, probably by decreasing the action of the sympathetic nervous system. In helping with mental and psychological states, Bergamot essential oil is almost the most valuable oil at the aromatherapist’s disposal. Its lifts the spirits but is relatively relaxing. It should be used in a massage oil either alone or in a variety of blends, daily use as a bath oil, room fragrance or perfume can be very valuable additions to the treatment.

Bergamot oil effect on skin The antiseptic properties of Bergamot Essential oil make it first choice for treating acne, oily skins and all infected skin conditions. It can be used in a massage oil for facial treatments or blended in creams, lotions or aromatic water. Its healing action seemed to eczema, psoriasis, acne, scabies, varicose ulcers, herpes, seborrhoea of the skin and scalp especially when linked to stress.

Bergamot Essential oil inhibits certain viruses, in particular the herpes simplex I virus, which causes cold sores. Either alone or Bergamot with Eucalyptus Essential Oil, which is another powerful anti-viral agent, can be dabbed onto the site of the sore, either neat or preferably, at the first sign of an eruption.

Bergamot Essential oil Black Pepper, Clary sage, Cypress, Frankincense, Geranium, Jasmine, Mandarin, Nutmeg, Orange, Rosemary, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Lemon, Chamomile, Coriander, Eucalyptus, Jumiper, Lavender, Marjoram, Palmarosa, Patchouli, Neroli, Ylang Ylang. The note is middle.

Lavender Essential oil and Bergamot Essential oil, Geranium Essential oil and Bergamot Essential oil or all of three of these oils together are some of the most pleasing combinations.

Bergamot Botanical Properties The Bergamot fruit has been used for hundreds of years in Italian folk medicine, the active constituents include linalyl acetate, limonene and linalol.

100% Pure Natural Purity aromatherapy therapeutic quality Bergamot Bergaptene Free Essential oil, no additive, no artificial color, no animal test.

Notes : The above information is only applicable for soothing conditioning, For disease treatment purposes, please consult doctor and professional aromatherapist.