Additional information.
| Weight: | 1.4 oz |
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| Sizes: | 10ml |
| Quality: | GC/MS Tested - No Synthetics - No Pesticides - No Stretching - No Adulteration. Analysis sheets available upon request. |
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| Ingredients: | 100% Bergamot (FCF) E.O. |
| Caution: | Always dilute before use. Avoid eyes and mucus membranes. Do not take internally. If under the care of a doctor, pregnant, nursing or taking any medications, or have skin sensitivity, consult before using. Keep out of the reach of children and pets. Conduct a skin patch test before use with sensitive skin. Flammable. Always store essential oil away from heat and direct sunlight. |
| FDA Disclaimer: | This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. |
| Contraindications: | N/A. |
| Latin Name: | Citrus bergamia. |
| Origin: | China. |
| Parts Used: | Rinds. |
| Extraction: | Cold Pressed. |
| Main Active Constituents: | Limonene - Linalyl Acetate - Linalool. |
| Therapeutic Actions: | Anti-Anxiety - Antidepressant - Antiviral - Astringent - Carminative - Sedative - Tonic. |
| Methods Of Application: | Topical - Inhalation - Diffusion. |
| Recommendations: | “I chose to carry Bergamot FCF essential oil to bring my customers a safer version of Bergamot Essential Oil. This oil has the ‘bergaptene’ active constituent removed. This means this oil is furocoumarin free (FCF) and does not have the photosensitivity of regular Bergamot essential oil. This essential oil will not cause abnormal skin pigmentation when the skin is exposed to the sun. Bergamot Essential Oil is such a fresh, citrus oil and can literally change one’s mood by inhaling it. It is amazing in a body lotion! Add 24 drops to 2oz’s of unscented body lotion (2% dilution). I highly recommend diffusing this essential oil and I absolutely love to diffuse it in a ‘fleur aromatherapy’ diffuser to welcome in the Spring and Summer seasons! Also, you can dilute 48 drops in a bottle filled with 2oz’s of distilled water (4% dilution) and use as a freshening room spray. It also makes a wonderful top note in natural perfumery.” Fleur Abajian RA (Registered Aromatherapist). |
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