Neroli Essential Oil Diluted

Latin name: Citrus Aurantium

Part of the plant used: flower

Source: Tunisia

Extraction method: steam distillation

5% dilution in grapeseed oil

Neroli oil is produced from the flowers of the bitter orange tree (Citrus aurantium var. Amara), also known as Neroli bigarade, and smells like bergamot. The flowers are picked by hand, and the oil is produced by water distillation, as the flowers are too delicate for steam distillation. This is one of the most popular essential oils because of its wonderful scent and therapeutic properties.

Neroli essential oil is very calming and is said to relieve chronic anxiety, depression, fear, depression, shock, and stress. It is also believed to calm intestinal spasms, colitis, and diarrhea. Due to its sedative properties, it is good for insomnia and for people with palpitations, neuralgia, and vertigo. It is good to warm a little in an oil burner in the room of someone convalescing. On the skin, Neroli oil is said to help regenerate skin cells and is useful for preventing unsightly scar tissue, promoting smoother skin, combating stretch marks, and broken capillaries.

Neroli oil is believed to have been used by the Romans. In 1680, Anna Maria Orsini, Princess of Nerola, used the essence of the bitter orange tree to perfume her gloves and bath, thus creating a new fashionable fragrance. From then on, the essential oil became known as Neroli after her. Folk tales say that these orange blossoms were used to decorate bridal beds to help relax newlyweds in bed. The oil is expensive to produce, and great care is taken, as the flowers must be picked just as they bloom.