Loving Essential Oils, an online retailer specializing in essential oil products and recipes, has released a new guide on how to use bergamot essential oil effectively.
-- The website’s latest guide advises readers on which oils pair well with bergamot and offers various DIY blends for essential oil diffusers. Like all resources provided by Loving Essential Oils, the recipes were created by founder and certified aromatherapist Jennifer Lane.
For more information, please visit https://www.lovingessentialoils.com/a/blog/bergamot-diffuser-blends
Bergamot essential oil is created by cold-pressing the inedible rinds of the bergamot orange, and it has long been used for its aromatic properties. Because its fragrance isn’t as strong as other citrus scents, it is suitable for individuals who are sensitive to strong perfume or cologne, says Loving Essential Oils. Additionally, research has shown that when used topically, bergamot oil can alleviate symptoms of skin conditions such as acne.
Bergamot essential oil is also known for its mood-regulating properties, and Loving Essential Oils notes that it is often used in aromatherapy for anxiety, stress, tension, and low self-esteem. Individuals interested in using the oil for this purpose are recommended to mix it with other scents and diffuse the blend in a water tank diffuser for the best results.
According to Loving Essential Oils’ guide, bergamot synergizes well with other citrus scents, and it can also be used with cinnamon bark, eucalyptus, jasmine, frankincense, and more. Readers who want to experience the uplifting effects of the oil can add three drops of bergamot, three drops of geranium, and two drops of sandalwood to a diffuser to create Lane’s “Happy Heart” recipe. For a more calming scent, Loving Essential Oils suggests mixing three drops of bergamot with three drops of cedarwood atlas and two drops of patchouli oil. Other diffuser blends are available on the website, and readers are also encouraged to experiment with different combinations to create a scent that they enjoy.
While bergamot essential oil may cause phototoxicity when used topically, Loving Essential Oils says that this isn’t a concern when it is diffused. However, individuals who prefer to apply oil blends to their skin are advised to purchase products that are bergapten-free, as these will not be harmful under sun exposure. Loving Essential Oils adds that essential oils should always be diluted with carrier oils before application to avoid the risk of skin irritation.
Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://www.lovingessentialoils.com/a/blog/bergamot-diffuser-blends
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