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Bergamot Essential Oil - 100% Pure Natural
Bergamot Essential Oil - 100% Pure Natural
Citrus bergamia
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- Delivery in 1-2 days UAE. Same day delivery option in Dubai
Crop Source: Italy
Aroma: Citrusy, Sweet, Fruity, Fresh
Extraction: Cold-pressing of rind of the Bergamot fruit
Applications: Relaxation, Wellness, Skin Care, Yoga, Home Aroma, Perfumery, Culinary
Top Benefits
Top Benefits
Mind & Soul
Alleviates stress and anxiety
Bergamot Essential Oil is an excellent natural remedy for stress and anxiety. It is a natural relaxant that helps to calm the mind and relax the body. A study confirmed its relaxant properties and showed that Bergamot Essential Oil has physiological and psychological effects upon inhaling. It is also known to induce a feeling of cheerfulness. Diffuse a few drops of Bergamot and Lavender Essential Oils to promote a calm and soothing atmosphere. You can also inhale it directly from the bottle or apply a few drops to your temples and behind the ears.
Aids sleep
Bergamot Essential Oil aids in faster onset of sleep and promotes a night of more restful sleep. Its anxiety-relieving property helps to relax the mind before bed. Its fresh, citrusy aroma is also a welcome change from the more popular Lavender based sleep blends. Diffuse a few drops next to your bed, or dab a drop on your temples, behind the ears, behind the neck, and wrists, or directly inhale from the bottle. You may add Cedarwood, Ylang Ylang, Lavender, or Vetiver Essential Oils to create a more powerful sleep blend. Dilute Bergamot Essential Oil and Cedarwood Essential Oils in a spray bottle and spray it on your pillowcases or bedsheets for restful sleep.
Enhances mood
Uplifting properties of the Bergamot Essential Oil is known to promote a feeling of joy, cheerfulness, and positivity. Diffuse a few drops of Bergamot Essential Oils to uplift your mood. You may add Grapefruit, Cedarwood and Ylang Ylang Essential Oils for a lovely mood enhancing blend.
Promotes relaxation
Bergamot Essential Oil helps to calm the mind, promote relaxation, and unwind after a long day. It has been widely used over centuries for its powerful soothing, and relaxing properties. Diffuse a few drops of Bergamot Essential Oil in your living room while unwinding after a long and stressful day. You can also massage with Bergamot Oil after diluting 1-2% in a base oil such as Jojoba Oil.
Wellness
Relives muscle and joint pain
Due to its anti- inflammatory and analgesic properties, Bergamot Essential Oil is a natural alternative to ease muscle aches and reduce joint pains. Massage a few drops of Bergamot Essential Oil along with Peppermint Essential Oil to soothe tired muscles. For pain relief, apply Bergamot Essential Oil topically after diluting 2-5% in Arnica Oil or Jojoba Oil. You may add Peppermint, Lavender, Clove and Wintergreen Essential Oils for added benefits.
Reduces fatigue
Massage with Bergamot Essential Oil is sure to fight fatigue by relaxing your mind and body. Calming and uplifting aroma of Bergamot Essential Oil is known to provide deep relaxation and reduce anxiety. Its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties will soothe your tired muscles and reduce body aches and pains. Add 1-2% of Bergamot Essential Oil to Arnica Oil for a relaxing massage oil. You may add Lavender or Rosemary to this blend.
Home Aroma
Room fragrance
Bergamot is loved for its zesty, citrusy, refreshing, and complex scent that creates an atmosphere of joy, cheerfulness and positivity. Diffuse 6-12 drops of this oil to fill your room with this universally loved fragrance that promotes relaxation, calms the mind, alleviates stress, and aids sleep.
Skin Care
Revitalizes skin
Topical application of Bergamot Essential Oil helps preserve youthful skin, and even the skin tone thereby reducing the appearance of unwanted scars and marks.
Fights scars and pigmentation
Its effective regenerative properties are known to minimize scarring, blemishes and pigmentation. Apply Bergamot Essential Oil with Chamomile Essential Oil for maximum benefits
Delays ageing
Bergamot Essential Oil is packed full of antioxidant thereby preventing premature ageing. It tones and tightens the skin thus reducing symptoms of ageing such as fine line and wrinkles.
Fights acne
It acts as a natural cleanser by unclogging pores and regulating the sebum production of the skin thereby effectively fighting acne. Use Bergamot Essential Oil diluted in a base oil such as Rosehip Oil to use as a natural facial skin cleanser.
Home Care
Disinfects and cleans surfaces
Lavender Essential Oil acts as a natural disinfectant as a result of its anti-bacterial and anti-microbial properties. Using it as an air spray helps eliminate harmful surface and airborne bacteria indoors.
Deodorizes room
The refreshing and pleasant aroma of Lavender Essential Oil is also known to rid the room of any unpleasant odor and freshens up the room.
Freshens laundry
To add a lovely scent to your laundry without using artificial fragrances, add a few drops of the Lavender Essential Oil to your laundry detergent or while tumble drying. It will leave your clothes smelling fresh and wonderful.
Perfumery
Perfumery
Bergamot Essential Oil is highly valued for its sweet and lively aroma. Using the essential oil in your perfume blends is a great choice to balance the entire fragrance composition. Dab a few drops of Bergamot Essential Oil on the wrist and neck for an intoxicating fragrance.
Culinary
Culinary
Due to its citrusy aroma and taste Bergamot Essential Oil is a natural flavoring agent and is popularly used in Earl Grey tea. Add a few drops of Bergamot Essential Oil to your culinary preparations such as desserts, mousses, tea to enhance their flavor.
How to Use
How to Use
- Use 6-12 drops in a diffuser
- Add 1-2% to face oil or cream
- Add 1-2% to body oil
- Take a whiff from the bottle
- Dilute 20 drops in 100ml water, shake well and spray
- Add a few drops to bath water
Recipes
Recipes
Joy Blend
Use in a diffuser; or Apply topically on pulse points after diluting in a base oil
Bergamot (2-3 drops) + Grapefruit (2-3 drops) + Ylang Ylang (2-3 drops) + Cedarwood (2-3 drops)
Stress Relief Blend - Bergamot, Vetiver
Use in a diffuser; or Apply topically on pulse points after diluting in a base oil
Bergamot (2-3 drops) + Vetiver (2-3 drops) + Petitgrain (2-3 drops)
Sleep Aid Blend - Bergamot, Cedarwood
Use in a diffuser; or Apply topically on pulse points after diluting in a base oil
Bergamot (2-3 drops) + Cedarwood (2-3 drops) + Frankincense (2-3 drops)
Grounding Blend
Use in a diffuser; or Apply topically on pulse points after diluting in a base oil
Bergamot (2-3 drops) + Patchouli (2-3 drops) + Cedarwood (2-3 drops)
Perfumery
Add to a roll-on bottle
Bergamot (3 drops) + Vanilla (1 drop) + Sandalwood (2 drops) + Jojoba (10ml)
Know More
Know More
Bergamot, or Citrus bergamia, is a citrus fruit with a sweet, citrusy, and fruity aroma. Genetic research indicates that the bergamot tree may be a hybrid between lemon and bitter orange trees. The word Bergamot comes from the Italian word ‘bergamotto’ which means ‘bey armut’ or the ‘prince of pears’, the perfect title for what is considered by many as one of the most exotic citrus fragrance. Native to South East Asia, the Bergamot tree was soon introduced to Europe by the Crusaders, and its refreshing aroma changed the way the Europeans fragranced themselves. By the late 1600s, Italian perfumers began blending Bergamot Essential Oil with other woody and floral notes into perfumes known as ‘Eau De Cologne’. That turned out to be the world’s first commercial perfume success, and today, ‘Eau De Cologne’ has become a generic term for perfume. To this day, Bergamot is a popular top note in several world-renowned perfumes such as Miss Dior (by Christian Dior) and Coco Mademoiselle (by Chanel). Not only did Bergamot change the fragrance industry in Europe, but it also transformed the way the Europeans took their tea. Earl Grey tea became popular in England in the 1820s and 1830s for its unique black tea flavoring with Bergamot Essential Oil. Soon Earl Grey Tea gained global popularity for its refreshing flavor and is now served worldwide. Italian regions of Calabria and Sicily lead the global production of Bergamot Essential Oil (>80%), followed by Côte d’Ivoire in Africa. Due to its popularity, the Bergamot tree is also cultivated in Greece, France, Iran, Argentina, Morocco, and Brazil.
Bergamot is a yellow-green fruit with sour and bitter pulp. Unlike other citrus fruits, Bergamot is mainly grown for its Essential Oil than juice or fruit. It is highly valued for its zesty, exotic, and refreshing aroma and finds applications in perfumery, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, and food industries. Bergamot Essential Oil is also extremely popular in aromatherapy for its relaxing, calming, anxiolytic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, and analgesic properties. It calms the nerves and induces a feeling of deep relaxation and peace. It alleviates anxiety and stress by reducing ‘cortisol’, a stress hormone in the body. Diffusing Bergamot Essential Oil indoors or dabbing a few drops on your wrists can help uplift the mood and alleviate stress. It acts as a natural air freshener and eliminates unpleasant odors, leaving behind an uplifting, fresh, and citrus aroma. Spray a few drops of Bergamot and Lavender Essential oils, diluted in water, to freshen your room, upholstery, and bed linens. The topical application of Bergamot Essential Oil helps to even out the skin’s complexion and balance its natural sebum production to keep the skin youthful and healthy. Due to its extensive range of Bergamot Essential Oil uses, there is ongoing scientific research to determine its potential benefits.
Aroma Tierra offers high-quality Bergamot Essential Oil made by cold pressing the rinds of Bergamot fruit harvested in the Italian region of Calabria. It is 100% pure, natural, and potent, and is free from any chemicals, preservatives, and solvents.
Interesting facts
- Though Bergamot Essential Oil is delectable, the Bergamot fruit is completely inedible because of its sour and bitter pulp.
- Bergamot is a key flavoring ingredient in one of the world’s most popular teas, the Earl Grey tea.
- Napoleon Bonaparte loved the freshness of Bergamot and it was one of the most important components of his favorite soap, Brown Windsor. His favorite fragrance was the original Eau de Cologne which also contained Bergamot at the heart of its fragrance.
- It is more commonly thought that Bergamot derives its name from the Italian town Bergamo on Lombardy.
Blends well with: Ylang Ylang, Jasmine, Geranium, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Lavender, Lemon, Vetiver, Frankincense, Orange, Mandarin, Petitgrain, Lime, Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Rosewood, Sandalwood
Perfumery Applications
Perfumery Applications
Bergamot Essential Oil appears in top notes of almost ~50% perfumes and ~30% colognes, making it one of the most popular essential oils in perfumery. It has been tied to the fragrance industry for centuries and is a crucial component in several world-renowned perfumes. Its exotic aroma is reminiscent of fresh oranges, but wonderfully more complex, with a floral and spicy undertone.
Its first famous appearance in perfumery dates back to the 17th century, where the renowned perfumer, J.M. Farina used Bergamot Essential Oil as one of the main notes in the first-ever Eau de Cologne. The rich palette of Bergamot sub-tones made it a favorite among royals and soon carved its name out as an imperial favorite. Bergamot was one of the heart ingredients in Napoleon Bonaparte’s favorite soap, Brown Windsor; Napoleon also used to scent himself with the famous Eau de Cologne, which features the Bergamot, and consumed it by liters every day!
Bergamot Essential Oil is found in almost all modern fragrances within most olfactory families. Used in both masculine and feminine fragrances, Bergamot Essential Oil gives the scents an initial zesty, airy, and sparkling note when first inhaled. Although mostly used for its fresh and citrusy notes, Bergamot has a multi-faceted profile that can vary between citrusy and sweet to herbaceous and balsamic with spicy undertones. Bergamot is highly sought after for its invaluable ability to blend notes and balance the aromatic composition of a mixture of ingredients. Its delightful complexity makes Bergamot an irreplaceable choice for inclusion in many perfume blends.
Bergamot pairs well with sweet, floral, and fruity aromas such as Jasmine, Geranium, Lavender, and Ylang Ylang, and also wonderfully complements the woody notes of Vetiver, Patchouli, and Sandalwood. Bergamot is famous for its unique ability to balance herbal compositions that include Rosemary and Thyme. It is used to balance heavy oriental and chypre compositions, and is also known to add a touch of magic in several leathery compositions such as Robert Pigue’s ‘Bandit’. When added to any perfume blend, Bergamot dons various hats and is widely used as a fixer, blender, and modifier.
Aroma: Citrusy, Sweet, Complex, Spicy undertones, Floral undertones
Olfactory Family: Citrus, Chypre
Note: Top note
Strength of aroma: Medium
Perfumes used in: Miss Dior (by Christian Dior), Coco Mademoiselle (by Chanel), Fan di Fendi (by Fendi), Eau de Jade (by Giorgio Armani), Legend (by Mont Blanc), Oud & Bergamot (by Jo Malone London), Shalimar (by Guerlain)
Shipping Details
Shipping Details
UAE:
- Standard - Delivery in 1-2 days (Except holidays)
- Express - Same day delivery in Dubai
International (outside UAE):
- Delivery in 1-2 weeks
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