100% Pure and Natural Neroli Essential Oil
Directions: Use blending instructions to personalise
Mind: Soothing and tension reducer with uplifting qualities; considered valuable for reducing states of shock, anxiety, and insomnia; believed to give confidence, strengthen the mind and help soothe anger
Body: Skin revitaliser; helps to balance sebum production; can be useful for oily skin as well; may help calm palpitations; rejuvenating effect on skin and body; can help for stretch marks
Skin Type: Especially useful for sensitive, dry, and maturing skin; excellent for cell regeneration
Blends Well With: Bergamot, mandarin, blue chamomile, geranium, rose, jasmine absolute, carrot seed, clary sage, lavender, patchouli, sandalwood, ylang ylang, citrus and woodsy notes
Good For Use In: Facial and body massage, inhalation, compresses, and bath
Safety: May be slightly irritating to eyes and skin; may be sensitizing with chronic exposure
Botanical Name: Citrus aurantium amara
Plant Part Used: Flowers
Method of Extraction: Steam distillation
Harvest Season: March – April
Source: Egypt
Perfumery: middle to top note
Directions: Use blending instructions to personalise
Mind: Soothing and tension reducer with uplifting qualities; considered valuable for reducing states of shock, anxiety, and insomnia; believed to give confidence, strengthen the mind and help soothe anger
Body: Skin revitaliser; helps to balance sebum production; can be useful for oily skin as well; may help calm palpitations; rejuvenating effect on skin and body; can help for stretch marks
Skin Type: Especially useful for sensitive, dry, and maturing skin; excellent for cell regeneration
Blends Well With: Bergamot, mandarin, blue chamomile, geranium, rose, jasmine absolute, carrot seed, clary sage, lavender, patchouli, sandalwood, ylang ylang, citrus and woodsy notes
Good For Use In: Facial and body massage, inhalation, compresses, and bath
Safety: May be slightly irritating to eyes and skin; may be sensitizing with chronic exposure
Botanical Name: Citrus aurantium amara
Plant Part Used: Flowers
Method of Extraction: Steam distillation
Harvest Season: March – April
Source: Egypt
Perfumery: middle to top note
