The Citrus bergamia tree grows natively in Italy and has a fruit similar to both the lime and grapefruit. Bergamot essential oil has been prized for hundreds of years for its use in perfumery. Our bergamot essential oil is cold pressed from unprocessed peel of the Italian bergamot.

Common Uses

Bergamot has a bright, uplifting scent and is great to brighten any mood. Our bergamot oil can also be for improving the appearance of dry skin. Diffuse or apply in 2-5% dilution.

Our bergamot essential oil is bergaptene-free, which means that the components that cause photosensitivity have been removed. Bergaptene can cause severe burning when applied topically and followed by sun exposure.

Research

The name Bergamot is derived from the city Bergamo in Lombardy where the oil was first sold. The tree is native to South East Asia but was introduced to Europe where the commercial growing began.

Bergamot is the characteristic flavor in Earl Grey tea.

Testing - COA

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