Neroli
Neroli/Bitter orange
Citrus aurantium bigaradia
Bitter orange essential oil
Are you looking for a natural solution to support your mental balance? Bitter orange, also known as neroli oil can be used to support and assist with emotional shock, anxiety, nervous mood swings, and restlessness. Learn more about the diverse uses and benefits of neroli oil, the essential oil extracted from the blossoms of the bitter orange tree.
Effect
Aromamour
Gently relaxed
Security
Sleep well
| Fragrance floral-fresh, slightly tart, sweet |
Origin Morocco |
| Helps with anxiety, great agitation, dry and sensitive skin |
Provides relaxation, mental peace, encouragement |
| Quality best quality from conventional cultivation |
Plant part blossom |
| Grand Cru no |
Extraction method steam distillation |
Bitter orange Citrus aurantium amara
The bitter orange tree, botanically known as "Citrus aurantium amara," belongs to the rue family (Rutaceae) and grows in sunny regions of the world, particularly in Italy and North Africa. The bitter orange tree grows up to 10 meters tall, has glossy, dark green leaves, white flowers, and small, round, juicy fruits. The essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the blossoms and is characterized by its fresh, floral, sweet, and slightly bitter scent.
Bitter orange oil in aromatherapy
The psychological effect of neroli (orange blossom)
In aromatherapy, bitter orange or neroli essential oil is used to treat emotional shock, anxiety, nervous mood swings, and restlessness. It is described as highly calming, mood-enhancing, and relaxing.
The physical effects of neroli (orange blossom)
Neroli oil has a variety of antimicrobial properties and is described as particularly skin-caring and regenerating. Always follow the dilution chart.
Source: Learning cards for aromatherapy and aroma care practice, Krautverlag 2024, Aromatherapy Practice, Hauck Verlag 2020
Feature
The bitter orange tree provides us with the flower oil (neroli), the oil from the fruit peels (bitter orange) and from the leaves (petitgrain).
Application tip
Inhalation through the nose and as a skin care supplement in suitable recipes.
