Bergamot oil

Adds sunshine into the dark mind, adds light to the dark time (of year). The bergamot – named after the Italian town of Bergamo in Lombardy – has been well-known for its medicinal properties for years.

Christopher Columbus is said to have brought the bergamot tree from the Canary islands to Spain and Italy. The essence is suitable in its topical use for skin care products e.g. acne and impure, greasy skin. It can be added to creams, lotions, hair and massage oils, deodorants as well as perfume and pomades (please consider phototoxic effects!). The oil should always be used in a diluted form as it may cause skin irritations when used in its undiluted form.

Important characterics: helps with acne, greasy and impure skin, antiseptic, epithalizing, skin regeneration, important main indications are insomnia, nervosity, distress, mature and wrinkly skin, scars.