10ml bergamot essential oil aromatic citrus oil

Bergamot oil comes from the peel of a bitter orange tree. This fruit is native to India, which is why it is called bergamot. Later, it was produced in China and Italy. The efficacy varies depending on the variety grown in the place of origin, and there are some differences in taste and ingredients. The production of real bergamot essential oil in the international market is very small. The Italian bergamot is actually the “Bejia Mandarin” with a larger production. Its ingredients include linalool acetate, limonene, and terpineol….; Chinese bergamot tastes sweet with a slight sweetness, and contains nerol, limonene, citral, limonol and terpenes….. In the classics of traditional Chinese medicine, it has long been listed as a medicine for respiratory diseases. According to the records of “Compendium of Materia Medica”: Bergamot tastes slightly bitter, sour, and warm, and enters the liver, spleen, stomach, and lung meridians. It has the functions of soothing the liver and regulating qi, drying dampness and resolving phlegm, and can be used for liver and stomach qi stagnation, chest and flank bloating!
Bergamot was first used in aromatherapy for its antibacterial effect, which is as effective as lavender in fighting indoor dust mites. Therefore, it is often used to relieve allergic rhinitis and asthma in children. Diffusing it indoors can not only make people feel relaxed and happy, but can even purify the air and prevent the spread of viruses. It can be used for skin massage, which is very helpful for oily skin such as acne, and can balance the secretion of sebaceous glands in oily skin.

Main effects
Treats sunburn, psoriasis, acne, and improves greasy and unclean skin.

Skin effects
It has obvious antibacterial effects and is effective for eczema, psoriasis, acne, scabies, varicose veins, wounds, herpes, and seborrheic dermatitis of the skin and scalp;
It is especially beneficial for oily skin and can balance the secretion of sebaceous glands of oily skin. When used with eucalyptus, it has excellent effects on skin ulcers.

Physiological effects
It is a very good urethral antibacterial agent, which is very effective in treating urethral inflammation and can improve cystitis;
It can relieve indigestion, flatulence, colic, and loss of appetite;
It is an excellent gastrointestinal antibacterial agent, which can expel intestinal parasites and significantly eliminate gallstones.

Psychological effects
It can both soothe and boost, so it is the best choice for anxiety, depression, and mental tension;
Its uplifting effect is different from its excitatory effect, and it can help people relax

Other effects
Bergamot essential oil comes from the peel of the bergamot tree. Just gently squeeze the peel to get the bergamot essential oil. It is fresh and elegant, similar to orange and lemon, with a slight floral scent. It integrates the rich smell of fruit and flowers. It is one of the most commonly used essential oils in perfume. As early as the 16th century, France began to use bergamot essential oil to treat facial acne and pimples and improve skin infections by using its antibacterial and purifying effects.