Neroli

Neroli
Citrus aurantium bigaradia

Neroli essential oil
Are you looking for a natural solution to support your mental balance? Neroli oil can be used to provide support during moments of emotional shock, anxiety, nervous mood swings, and restlessness. Learn more here about the diverse uses and benefits of neroli oil, the essential oil from the blossoms of the bitter orange tree.

Effect

Fragrance floral and fresh, slightly tart, sweet	Origin Morocco
Helps with Anxiety, great excitement, dry and sensitive skin	Ensures Relaxation, peace of mind, encouragement
Quality best quality from conventional farming	plant part blossom
Grand Cru No	extraction method Steam distillation

Neroli 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 blossoms, and small, round, juicy fruits. The essential oil of neroli is obtained through steam distillation of the blossoms and is characterized by its floral, fresh, sweet, and slightly tart fragrance.

Neroli oil in aromatherapy

The psychological effects of neroli (orange blossom)
In aromatherapy, neroli essential oil is used for emotional shock, anxiety, nervous mood swings, and restlessness. It is described as strongly calming, mood-lifting, and relaxing.

The physical effects of neroli (orange blossom)
Neroli oil has diverse antimicrobial properties and is described as particularly nourishing and regenerative for the skin. Always refer to the dilution chart.

Source: Flashcards for Aromatherapy and Aromacare Practice, Krautverlag 2024, Aromatherapy Practice, Hauck Verlag 2020

Special
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
Via the nose and as a skin-care supplement in suitable formulations.