Bergamot is a complex citrus scent that is so irresistible; millions of people literally crave it as the aromatic ingredient in Earl Grey tea. In England, where this tea was invented, it was famous among housewives for counteracting the gloomy overcast weather of that region.
In addition, Bergamot has been the subject of well-documented research on its usefulness as a treatment for depression and anxiety. It is considered the most uplifting of the essential oils.
The subtly floral and spicy citrus scent of Bergamot encourages play, laughter and the simple joy of being alive. It is helpful for keeping addictive cravings from taking hold; the euphoric effect of Bergamot makes cravings a moot point.
In addition, it helps to disperse and release excess nervous energy; energy that many times spurs addictive urges. According to Mojay, Bergamot “redirects nervous energy away from unproductive or addictive behavior, helping us to rediscover spontaneity and optimism.”
A joyful, open heart attracts sweet, fun experiences of connecting with others. Refreshing, delicate and sweet, Bergamot Perfume should be used by anyone who wants to awaken their playful, spontaneous side. In other words, it can help re-enliven your “inner child”, which is such an essential part of attracting more love and romance in your life.
Ingredients
Certified Organic Jojoba Oil, Certified Organic Bergapten-free Bergamot Essential Oil, Vitamin E.
Bergamot essential oil contains a chemical compound called Bergapten, a furo-coumarin which makes skin extremely sensitive to the sun, even when it is diluted. The Bergapten-Free Bergamot Essential Oil in this perfume does not create this photo-sensitivity, so the perfume may be used before being exposed to the sun, to Ultraviolet or to Infrared light.
Jojoba oil is not actually an oil, but a plant wax. Jojoba has a neutral scent and is very absorbable by the skin, making it ideal for diluting essential oils for topical use. It also does not go rancid, giving these perfumes a long shelf life.
Vitamin E is a natural preservative, having antioxidant and skin nourishing properties.
In addition, Bergamot has been the subject of well-documented research on its usefulness as a treatment for depression and anxiety. It is considered the most uplifting of the essential oils.
The subtly floral and spicy citrus scent of Bergamot encourages play, laughter and the simple joy of being alive. It is helpful for keeping addictive cravings from taking hold; the euphoric effect of Bergamot makes cravings a moot point.
In addition, it helps to disperse and release excess nervous energy; energy that many times spurs addictive urges. According to Mojay, Bergamot “redirects nervous energy away from unproductive or addictive behavior, helping us to rediscover spontaneity and optimism.”
A joyful, open heart attracts sweet, fun experiences of connecting with others. Refreshing, delicate and sweet, Bergamot Perfume should be used by anyone who wants to awaken their playful, spontaneous side. In other words, it can help re-enliven your “inner child”, which is such an essential part of attracting more love and romance in your life.
Ingredients
Certified Organic Jojoba Oil, Certified Organic Bergapten-free Bergamot Essential Oil, Vitamin E.
Bergamot essential oil contains a chemical compound called Bergapten, a furo-coumarin which makes skin extremely sensitive to the sun, even when it is diluted. The Bergapten-Free Bergamot Essential Oil in this perfume does not create this photo-sensitivity, so the perfume may be used before being exposed to the sun, to Ultraviolet or to Infrared light.
Jojoba oil is not actually an oil, but a plant wax. Jojoba has a neutral scent and is very absorbable by the skin, making it ideal for diluting essential oils for topical use. It also does not go rancid, giving these perfumes a long shelf life.
Vitamin E is a natural preservative, having antioxidant and skin nourishing properties.
Apply to pulse points, behind ears, behind knee and elbow joints and along frontal line. (The frontal line runs from the heart area upwards and downwards. It extends from the front of the neck to below the abdomen, parallel to the spine.)