Introduction of Neroli Essential Oil

Neroli Essential Oil

Maybe many people have not know neroli essential oil in detail. Today, I will take you to understand the neroli essential oil from four aspects.

Introduction of Neroli Essential Oil

The interesting thing about the bitter orange tree (Citrus aurantium) is that it actually produces three distinctly different essential oils. The peel of the nearly ripe fruit yields bitter orange oil while the leaves are the source of petitgrain essential oil. Last but certainly not least, neroli essential oil is steam-distilled from the small, white, waxy flowers of the tree. The bitter orange tree is native to eastern Africa and tropical Asia, but today it’s also grown throughout the Mediterranean region and in the states of Florida and California. The trees bloom heavily in May, and under optimal growing conditions, a large bitter orange tree can produce up to 60 pounds of fresh flowers.

 Neroli Essential Oil Effects & Benefits

1.  Lowers Inflammation & Pain

Neroli has been shown to be an effective and therapeutic choice for the management of pain and inflammation. Neroli possesses biologically active constituents that have the ability to reduce acute inflammation and chronic inflammation even more so. It was also found that neroli essential oil has the ability to reduce central and peripheral sensitivity to pain.

1.  Reduces Stress & Improve Symptoms of Menopause

Inhalation of neroli essential oil helps relieve menopausal symptoms, increase sexual desire and reduce blood pressure in postmenopausal women. In general, neroli essential oil can be an effective intervention to reduce stress and improve the endocrine system.

3. Decreases Blood Pressure & Cortisol Levels

Inhalation of neroli essential oil can have immediate and continuous positive effects on blood pressure and stress reduction.

4.  Exhibits Antimicrobial & Antioxidant Activities

The fragrant blossoms of the bitter orange tree don’t just produce an oil that smells amazing. The chemical composition of neroli essential oil has both antimicrobial and antioxidant powers. Antimicrobial activity was exhibited by neroli against six kinds of bacteria, two types of yeast and three different fungi. Neroli oil exhibited a marked antibacterial activity, especially against Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Neroli essential oil also exhibited a very strong antifungal activity compared with the standard antibiotic (nystatin).

5. Repairs & Rejuvenates Skin

It’s known for its ability to regenerate the skin cells and improve the elasticity of skin. It also helps maintain the right oil balance in the skin, making it an excellent choice for all skin types. Due to its ability to revive skin at the cellular level, neroli essential oil can be beneficial for wrinkles, scars and stretch marks. Any skin condition caused by or related to stress should also respond well to the use of neroli essential oil since it has wonderful overall healing and calming abilities.

6.  Acts as an Anti-seizure & Anticonvulsant Agent

Seizures involve changes in the brain’s electrical activity. This can cause dramatic, noticeable symptoms — or even no symptoms at all. The symptoms of a severe seizure are often widely recognized, including violent shaking and loss of control. Neroli possesses biologically active constituents that have anticonvulsant activity, which supports the use of the plant in the management of seizures.

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Neroli Essential Oil Uses

Here are some awesome ways to use it on a daily basis:

1. Clear your head and reduce stress

Take a sniff of neroli essential oil while commuting to or from work. It’s sure to make rush hour a bit more bearable and your outlook a little brighter.

1. Sweet dreams

Put a drop of the essential oil on a cotton ball and tuck it inside your pillowcase to help you relax into a great night’s slumber.

1. Acne treatment

Since neroli essential oil has powerful antibacterial properties, it’s a great home remedy for acne to treat breakouts. Wet a cotton ball with water (to provide some dilution to the essential oil), and then add a few drops of neroli essential oil. Dab the cotton ball on the problem area gently once a day until the blemish clears up.

1. Purify the air

Diffuse neroli essential oil in your home or office to clean the air and breathe in its anti-germ properties.

1. Soak away stress

To naturally remedy anxiety, depression, hysteria, panic, shock and stress, use 3–4 drops of neroli essential oil in your next bath or foot bath.

1. Alleviate headaches

Apply a few drops to a hot or cold compress to soothe a headache, especially one caused by tension.

7. Lower blood pressure

By using neroli essential oil in a diffuser or just taking a few sniffs of it right out of the bottle, blood pressure as well as cortisol levels can be lowered.

8. Regenerate skin

Mix a drop or two of neroli essential oil with an application of an unscented face cream or oil (like jojoba or argan), and apply as normal.

9. PMS relief

For a natural remedy for PMS cramps, mix a few drops of neroli into your bathwater.

10. Natural antispasmodic

Use 2–3 drops in a diffuser or 4–5 drops in a blended massage oil and rub it over the lower abdomen to improve colon problems, diarrhea and nervous dyspepsia.

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Neroli essential oil, which comes straight from the flowers of an orange tree. Its requires around 1,000 pounds of handpicked flowers to be produced. Its fragrance can be described as a deep, intoxicating mix of citrus and floral aromas. This essential oil is excellent at soothing agitated nerves and is especially effective at relieving feelings of grief and despair.Some of the major components of neroli essential oil include linalool, linalyl acetate, nerolidol, E-farnesol, α-terpineol and limonene. Timing is crucial when it comes to creating neroli essential oil since the flowers quickly lose their oil after they’re plucked from the tree. To keep the quality and quantity of neroli essential oil at their highest, the orange blossom must be handpicked without being excessively handled or bruised.

Suggested Use

When it comes to using neroli essential oil in combination with other essential oils, it helps to know that neroli blends well with the following essential oils: chamomile, clary sage, coriander, frankincense, geranium, ginger, grapefruit, jasmine, juniper, lavender, lemon, mandarin, myrrh, orange, palmarosa, petitgrain, rose, sandalwood and ylang ylang. Try this Homemade Deodorant Recipe using neroli as your essential oil of choice. Not only does this deodorant smell awesome, but you also avoid unhealthy and harsh ingredients commonly found in the majority of deodorants and antiperspirants.

Homemade Neroli Body & Room Spray

INGREDIENTS:

l 1/2 cup distilled water

l 25 drops neroli essential oil

DIRECTIONS:

l Mix oils and water in a spray mister bottle.

l Shake vigorously.

l Mist skin, clothing, bed sheets or the air.

Precautions: As always, you should never use neroli essential oil undiluted, in your eyes or in other mucus membranes. Do not take neroli essential oil internally unless you’re working with a qualified practitioner. As with all essential oils, keep neroli essential oil out of the reach of children. Before applying neroli essential oil to your skin, always perform a small patch test to an insensitive part of the body (like your forearm) to make sure you don’t experience any negative reactions. Neroli is a nontoxic, non-sensitizing, nonirritant and non-phototoxic essential oil, but a patch test should always be performed to be on the safe side.