Bergamot Zest Distilled (Citrus bergamia) Essential Oil

Bergamot Zest Distilled (Citrus bergamia) Essential Oil

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Bergamot Zest Distilled (Citrus bergamia) Essential Oil

This bergamot essential oil is actually distilled from an artisanal production of organic fruits in Italy and naturally almost free of bergaptene (+-15 ppm), the main component responsible for the photosensitizing property of regular bergamot oil (cold pressed). 

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Plant description

Latin Name : Citrus bergamia
English Name : Bergamot z. distilled
French Name : Bergamotier (z.) distillé, zeste de bergamote distillé
Family : Rutaceae
Origin : Italy

History and Origin

Bergamot is the fruit of the bergamot tree, a hybrid of bitter orange and lime (also called green lemon), mainly cultivated in Calabria (an Italian region). The fruit resembles to a small orange with a greenish pulp and a soft and thick bark, yellow when it reaches maturity. Its flesh is too acid and too bitter to be eaten. But the zest is used to produce the natural extract.

It is said that the white flowers from this tree are the symbol of the Virgin Mary, and that its fruits represent her chastity.

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Aromatherapy Data Sheet

Distilled Part : Fruit bark
Extraction : Cold pressed then steam distilled. This process enables to remove naturally the photosensitizing bergapten from the essential oil. The concentration in bergapten is under 15 ppm.
Oil Characteristics : Clear transparent liquid with a rich and fragrant, sweet and fruity, slightly flowery smell.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Applied on the heart chakra, it helps healing blockages caused by mourning and sorrow; it eases forgiveness and unconditional love.

Also, applied on the seven or ten chakras in meditation, it helps reaching the Light, and stimulates the openness of the crown chakra.

The oil seems to combat the frights withheld by the physical body.

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Uses

Culinary

Bergamot is used in cooking to prepare desserts and various dishes.

Environment

Bergamot oil can be diffused in a nebulizer to purify the air.

Skincare

It is used in the preparation of soaps and cosmetics. Distilled bergamot essential oil can be used in all recipes (skin care, perfumes, massage oils, etc.) without the photosensitization risk.

Safety

  • Distilled Bergamot essential oil is not photosensitizing.

Chromatography

Lot BCIBEZDITA06S

Italy

Monoterpene: limonene (43,1 %)

Terpene Ester: linalyl acetate (26,1 %)

Terpene Alcohol: linalool (11,2 %)

 

Lot BCIBEZDITA04T

Italy

Monoterpene: limonene (40,6 %)

Terpene Ester: linalyl acetate (21,7 %)

Terpene Alcohol: linalool (17,6 %) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Documentation and References

  • FRANCHOMME, P. et PÉNOËL, D., L'aromathérapie exactement, Éditions Roger Jollois.
  • Eidson, D., La guérison vibratoire, Guy Trédaniel Éditeur.
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