
Living Libations
Bergamot - Essential Oil
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Quick overview View or Download Certificate of Analysis Benevolent Bergamot Essential Oil is crafted from the delicate peels of the almost-ripe rind as the fruit grows beneath the wintery Italian sun.
Ingredients
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- 01100% Citrus bergamia Consistency: Thin Scent Description: Fresh
- 02happy
- 03almost floral
- 04freesia-like citrus with subtle notes of herbaceous
- 05fragrant greens
- 06Blends well with: Vetiver
- 07Sandalwood
- 08Jasmine
- 09Verbena
- 10Melissa
- 11Red Pine
- 12Oakmoss
- 13Lavender
- 14Grapefruit
- 15Rose Otto
- 16Ylang
- 17Cardamom
- 18Spikenard
- 19Lemongrass
- 20Marjoram
- 21Rockrose
- 22Immortelle
- 23Caraway
- 24Inula
- 25Frankincense
- 26Mastic
- 27and Myrrh
- 28Uses: Excellent in blends
- 29Perfect in perfumes
- 30Uplifting in baths
- 31massages
- 32and diffuser blends
- 33Contraindication: Photosensitizing
- 34Do not apply undiluted to the skin and then expose the skin directly to sunlight
- 35It is not photosensitizing when diluted to 1% or less in a blend with a carrier oil
- 36such as jojoba
- 37coconut
- 38or olive oils
- 39Bergamot Essential Oil is filled with sunny floral-fruit cheer
- 40Renowned for its ability to incite feelings of happiness
- 41our Bergamot Essential Oil is distilled from the fruit of the Citrus bergamia tree that blossoms during the inviting Italian winter
- 42A lemon-bitter orange hybrid
- 43bergamot is cultivated for its potent aromatic essence
- 44It excels as a cleanser for acne
- 45relaxes redness
- 46lifts emotional clouds
- 47and invite an aura of pure
- 48radiant relief
- 49It is also an amazing culinary oil. “The high frequency of bergamot works well in the auric field… It is also an amplifier of light energy
- 50energizing and magnifying
- 51opening the heart to cosmic joy
- 52Bergamot lightens the shadows of the mind
- 53bringing illumination and laughter.” Valerie Ann Worwood
- 54Aromatherapy for the Soul “The essential oil of bergamot is a well-kept culinary secret
- 55It will give any cheese or angel food cake that something special… In addition
- 56this oil gives Earl Grey tea its exquisite aroma
- 57You can make your own exotic tea by adding of bergamot oil to ordinary black tea.” Susanne Fischer-Rizzi
- 58Complete Aromatherapy Handbook “… First mentioned in the seventeenth-century Perfumeur Francois
- 59it was named after the town of Bergamo
- 60Italy
- 61where the oil was first distilled… Bergamot scents many colognes and flavors Earl Grey tea and some candies
- 62Don’t confuse this citrus with the common herb garden bee balm (Monarda didyma) also called bergamot.” Kathi Keville and Mindy Green
- 63Aromatherapy: A Complete Guide to the Art
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