Is Bergamot Essential Oil Phototoxic? Uses, Blends and Safety
Bergamot is the citrus behind classic eau de cologne and Earl Grey tea: bright, a little floral, never sugary. Whole bergamot oilā¦
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Bergamot Essential Oil
Fresh Italian citrus with a sweet, peppery heartāthe refined note behind classic colognes.
$25.95
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100% pure bergamot peel oil Ā· Uplifts & inspires
- Fresh, sweet-tart citrus over an herbal, peppery heart
- A bright, uplifting scent for busy mornings and slow evenings
- A refined citrus top note for room sprays and homemade perfumes
- Italian fruit, hand-picked and cold-pressed, with no additives or fillers
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Why it works
Fresh Italian citrus.
Hand-picked, cold-pressed bergamot with a sweet, peppery heart: the refined note behind classic colognes.
- Bright, uplifting citrusmany people reach for when the day needs a lift
- Calm and balanceda soft, easy scent for unwinding in the evening
- Polished, grown-up citrussweet-tart, never sugary
Whatās inside
100% pure bergamot oil.
One ingredient and nothing added: no carrier oils, fillers or synthetic fragrance.
- Cold-pressed peelFrom small, green, nearly ripe bergamot fruit
- Nothing addedNo carrier oils, fillers or synthetic fragrance
Overview
Bergamot Essential Oil is 100% pure oil cold-pressed from the peel of bergamots, each one hand-picked and carefully cleaned in the south of Italy. A cross of bitter orange and lemon, bergamot smells crisper and less sugary than orange. No additives, no fillersājust pure bergamot.
Always dilute before use on skin and avoid the eyes. Store it tightly capped somewhere cool and out of reach of children, diffuse only briefly around cats, and check with your doctor first if youāre pregnant.
- Scent
- A fresh, citrusy top note over a sweet, herbal, peppery heart, with a gentle floral edge. It blends beautifully with lavender, geranium rose and frankincense.
- Size
- 15 ml
- Great for
- A fresh start to the morning
- Winding down at the end of the day
- Room sprays and homemade natural perfumes
How to use
Diffuse: A few drops fill a room with fresh, clean citrus.
Topically: Always diluted in a carrier oil. Ours is FCF, so it isnāt phototoxic like whole bergamot oil.
Around the home: Add it to a homemade room spray or linen mist, or build your own cologne-style blend.
For external use only. Always dilute in a carrier oil before use on skin, and patch-test a small area first. Keep away from eyes, inner ears and other sensitive areas.
Sun: some essential oils, especially citrus oils, can make skin more sensitive to sunlight. Donāt apply to skin that will be in the sun within 12 hours unless itās well diluted.
Pregnancy and health: if youāre pregnant, nursing, taking medication or under a doctorās care, ask your doctor before use.
Do not swallow. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
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(Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Fruit Oil)
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Made without
- Parabens
- Propylene glycol
- SLES
- PEGs
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