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Bergamot Organic Essential Oil PRANAROM 10ml - Relaxing and purifying, it soothes stress, refreshes the skin and delicately perfumes the atmosphere. Ideal for diffusion or skin care.
Bergamot Essential Oil has calming, central nervous system sedative, anxiolytic and antidepressant properties. It is neuroprotective (preventing glutamate accumulation), antidepressant and melatoninergic.
This essential oil is used in the following therapeutic indications:
Also recognized for its antiseptic and balancing properties. It helps regulate excess sebum, purify oily skin and combat blemishes. Mixed with a vegetable oil or your face care, it leaves skin clearer, fresher and more radiant.
Pranarom Organic Bergamot Essential Oil, extracted from the finest Citrus bergamia fruit, is a true wonder of nature. Capturing the very essence of the Bergamot tree, it is renowned for its sweet, fruity aroma, which seduces the senses and soothes the mind. With its enchanting scent and rich concentration of flavonoids, this essential oil provides an unparalleled aromatic experience that awakens and stimulates your senses.
Bergamotier Organic Essential Oil is much more than a fragrance oil, it's a true invitation to travel. Take a deep breath and let yourself be carried away by the benefits of bergamot. Its soothing properties are ideal for relieving stress and promoting restful sleep. It is also known for its purifying virtues and is widely used in aromatherapy for its ability to enhance the ambience of any space.
Its subtle, invigorating aroma is perfect for freshening ambient air and creating a light, cheerful atmosphere. Added to a room mist or homemade laundry detergent, it delicately perfumes your home while providing an immediate sensation of well-being.
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Calming, central nervous system sedative, anxiolytic and antidepressant action for depression, anxiety and stress.
Dilute 5% Bergamot essential oil in wheat germ vegetable oil, then apply this mixture along the spine and to the solar plexus 2 times a day for 1 week.
What are the precautions for use?
How to use Bergamot essential oil?
Bergamot essential oil can be diffused to soothe the mind, applied diluted to purify the skin or used as a home fragrance for a touch of freshness.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, but always diluted in a vegetable oil, as it can be photosensitizing. Avoid exposure to the sun after application.
Can it be used as a vapour?
Yes, it's perfect for creating a relaxing, refreshing atmosphere in your home.
Does it have a mood-enhancing effect?
Yes, its sweet, fruity fragrance helps reduce anxiety, promotes a good mood and brings an immediate feeling of well-being.
Presentation: 10 mL dropper bottle
The European Pharmacopoeia defines essential oils as"odorous products, generally of complex composition, obtained from a botanically defined plant raw material, either by steam distillation, dry distillation, or by an appropriate mechanical process without heating". The use of essential oils in pharmacies means that medical advice can be personalised and an interdisciplinary approach approach to treatment. Their administration by the skin…
Read the article on the blogAromatherapy is a specialised branch of phytotherapy. It is the use of essential oils for therapeutic purposes. The term " Aromatherapy " was coined in 1928 by a French perfumer and chemist by the name of René-Maurice Gattefossé. Aromatherapy is based on an in-depth understanding of essential oils, their chemical components and their interactions with the human body. These oils…
Read the article on the blogIn the citrus tribe, bergamot stands out, not only because it is a funny phenomenon full of sparkling and charming, but also because we wanted to attribute several places of birth and equally numerous parents. Indeed, some say that it comes from the west: they claim that it was Christopher Columbus who discovered the bergamot tree in the Canary Islands, then brought…
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