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Neroli and Aromatherapy



Interestingly enough, the name neroli doesn't come from the tree. In the late 17th century, the Princess of Nerola, Anne Marie Orsini, introduced this aroma to the world. Since then, neroli has been associated with this bitter orange fragrance. Here are a few general facts about this essential oil:

Botanical Name Citrus Aurantium
Family Rutaceae
Extraction Method Water distillation of the flower
Essential Oil Colour Dark greenish yellow or coffee brown(absolute)
Consistency Medium
Description Middle note, and strong initial strength, it has a refreshing, sweet, exotic and floral aroma.
Important Constituents Linalool, Linalyl acetate, Indole



How Can You Use this Essence in Your Everyday Life?

    Cooking. This oil is edible and rumoured to be part of a popular cola recipe.

    Essential Oil.     This essential oil is well-known for relieving nervous problems such as shock, stress and anxiety. It can also lift depression and reduce stress-related insomnia. These effects increase when neroli is diluted and massaged into the skin. At last, peace and tranquility is within reach...

    Physically, it may help reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks. It is also known to help with skin cell regeneration.

DO NOT apply this essential oil directly to the skin in other situations without being diluted in a carrier oil first. An estimate of 2 drops of essential oil per 1 teaspoon of carrier oil is suggested.



Where Can You Find This Essential Oil?

This essential oil normally comes in various sized bottles and can be found in major drugstores and specialized stores. Many internet-based aromatherapy companies carry this essential oil. It is more expensive than other essential oils.



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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE: Pregnant women should not take this essential oil. Undiluted oils should never be applied onto the skin. Do not take any oils internally without consultation from a qualified professional aromatherapy practitioner. Consult a professional aromatherapy practitioner prior to using this oil to treat children.

Note: The information contained on this site is for educational purposes only and does not replace the advice of a physician and/or other specialist. Precautions must be taken to ensure aromatherapy does not conflict with existing medical conditions.


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