Bergamot Essential Oil 101

Bergamot oil originates from a fruit that has dark purple or red flowers. This fruit matures a lot during the winter months. It comes from a green or yellow fruit that is often compared to a grapefruit.

Bergamot is a strong fruit that is pretty bitter when eaten raw. Bergamot is good tasting though when it is dried. It flavors a lot of different things, such as Earl Grey tea.

Bergamot is not to be confused with the herb that is also known as bergamot. The herb is actually a Monarda didyma, and the Bergamot that has essential oil is called Citrus bergamia. The Citrus Bergamot began its life in Asia, though it can be grown successfully in a lot of different places, such as Europe. It does especially well in Italy.

Bergamot essential oil has a light, sweet smell. It is extracted through the rind of the Bergamot fruit. Bergamot is often used in perfumes because of its delicious smell.

Bergamot has a lot of uses.

It can help with depression and people who are sad. It can also be handy for people who are suffering anxiety.

It works as a deodorizer. It makes things smell much fresher. Because of this, people will often put a few drops of Bergamot oil in a bowl to freshen up the house before guests arrive to a party.

Bergamot can do wonders for the nervous system and digestive system. It has antiseptic properties. It can heal scars and help sooth sore muscles. Bergamot essential oil works great with lavender to heal wounds and help scars and other marks disappear.

It also works great as an aromatherapy oil. Aromatherapy is well known for its nice smell but also for its treatment options.

Aromatherapy is a natural, good option that people use for a lot of different medical conditions. For example, aromatherapy is often used for relieving discomforts and for refreshing and soothing people. Bergamot refreshes people more than other aromatherapy oils.

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