Neroli Essential Oil
$995.00
Extraced by distillation of the flower, though it can also be solvent extracted, Neroli has a deeply floral, sweet notes and a overtone of light citrus. It maintains a healthy digestive system, is uplifting and is good for everyday living.
How to use?
4-5 drops in bath, on tissue or in a vaporiser. 15 drops in 50ml carrier.
WARNING – do not apply undiluted or internally. Keep away from children and eyes. Store in a cool, dark place.
| Latin Name |
Citrus aurantium var amara flos |
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Synonyms |
Orange flower oil, orange blossom, neroli bigarde |
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Plant family |
Rutaceae |
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Extraction |
Distillation of the flower. Can also be solvent extracted. |
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Origin |
Morocco |
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Plant characteristics |
An evergreen tree up to 10 metres high with glossy, dark green leaves and fragrant with flowers from which the essential oil of neroli is distilled. |
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Oil characteristics |
A pale yellow oil with a deeply floral, sweet notes and a overtone of light citrus. |
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Traditional use |
Named after the Italian Princess Nerola, the oil was used as a nerve tonic and blood cleanser. Neroli is a soothing and calming essential oil. Has a rejuvenating and regenerative effect on the skin. It is beneficial for all skin types particularly mature, dry and sensitive skin. |
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Blends well with |
Chamomile, coriander, geranium, clary-sage and ylang ylang essential oils |
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Cautions and comments |
There are no known contra-indications. It is essential to use the genuine version of this much adulterated and simulated essential oil. The flowers of the sweet orange tree do not yield such a high quality essential oil as the bitter orange tree. |
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Main chemical constituents |
Terpenes (35%), alcohols (40%), esters (7% – 20%). |
Suitable for : All skin