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Neroli Essential Oil


Neroli essential oil, extracted from the waxy white blossoms of the bitter orange tree (Citrus x aurantium), is revered for its powerful fresh, sweet floral aroma. This uplifting oil offers a range of therapeutic benefits, particularly for emotional balance and skin care, making it a cherished addition to aromatherapy.

 Botanical name

Citrus x aurantium

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Family Rutaceae Family
Characteristics A pale-yellow mobile oil with a powerful fresh, sweet floral aroma.
Note Base note
Used in blend(s) Inner Strength
Plant parts used Freshly picked flowers
Method of extraction Steam distillation
Folklore & History Neroli is named after the seventeenth-century Italian princess of Nerola, who popularized its use during a plague of that time. Orange blossoms have a historical role in bridal bouquets in Italy and Spain, symbolizing purity and bringing a sense of calm and happiness.
Origin China
Therapeutic Properties Neroli essential oil is renowned for its antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, anxiolytic, cicatrisant, nervine, and relaxant properties. It supports the nervous system by alleviating anxiety, depression, and insomnia, offering an uplifting effect on the mind and spirit. For the circulatory system, it helps manage hypertension and palpitations. In the digestive system, it relieves intestinal spasms, while in the endocrine system, it acts as a hepatic and pancreatic stimulant. In the reproductive system, it serves as an aphrodisiac and helps alleviate PMS symptoms. Additionally, it benefits the integumentary system by treating dry sensitive skin, broken capillaries, and eczema.
Contraindications Neroli essential oil is non-toxic, non-irritating, and non-sensitizing, making it generally safe for use. Always ensure it is stored properly and sourced from reputable suppliers to maintain its quality and effectiveness.
Interesting read The Effectiveness of Neroli Essential Oil in Relieving Anxiety