The best and most accurate information about Bergamot Essential oil Uses And Be

Posted by Flora Fragrance on July 11th, 2019

About Bergamot Essential Oil:

Bergamot Essential Oil is produced by cells within a Bergamot orange fruit. This is a cold-pressed essential oil. It can be used head-to-toe for hair, face and total body beauty care. The oil is emerald green in color and the smells spicier than the lemon, but with the same sour quality. This oil is widely demanded as skin-care oil. The unique fruit of this oil and spicy aroma also is an ideal choice for the diffuser in residential and commercial complexes.

Properties of Bergamot essential Oil:

The scent of the oil is basically citrus, yet fruity and sweet, with a warm spicy floral quality and is reminiscent of neroli as well as lavender oil. The color ranges from green to greenish-yellow and the oil has a watery viscosity.

Uses of Bergamot essential Oil:

• When the stress level is high then diffuse it at workplace or home.
• Apply on the skin while bathing and breathe deeply to experience its cool aroma while enjoying its benefits.
• Apply on feet before sleeping or use with fractured coconut oil for a quiet and relaxing massage.
• Put one to two drops in your DIY skin care closer.

Benefits of Bergamot essential Oil:

1.) Reduces Fever: Bergamot has antipyretic properties i.e. it helps in reducing fever. It has antiseptic properties which help in fighting virus/bacteria that causes fever.

2.) Natural Deodorant: Bergamot oil prevents the growth of germs that cause body odor. The refreshing and citrusy smell of bergamot oil is used as a natural deodorant and air freshener.

3.) Lowers Cholesterol: Bergamot is known to inhibit the enzyme HMG-CoA reductase, which helps in reducing LDL i.e. bad cholesterol and also dilates the blood vessels, thus helping in lowering the blood pressure.

Precautions:                           

Do not forget to dilute with carrier oil. Avoid direct application on the skin. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor's care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, internal ear, and sensitive areas.

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