Bitter orange tree (Citrus aurantium) blossoms produce neroli oil, an essential oil. It bears the name of the Italian princess who popularized its use as a fragrance in the 17th century, the Princess of Nerola. Neroli oil is highly valued in aromatherapy and perfumery because of its sweet, floral, and citrusy aroma. It reduces stress and has calming effects that aid in getting a better night's sleep. It controls inflammation and pain.
Skin & hair benefits:
Neroli oil moisturizes the skin and promotes cell renewal. It has antibacterial qualities that make it an essential ingredient for treating breakouts and regulating sebum production. Since Neroli essential oil contains purifying citrus components, it is the finest cleanser. It is an ideal ingredient in perfumes, lotions, massage oils, and creams due to its distinctive scent. For hair, it reduces flaking and itching brought on by dryness and dandruff.
Aromatherapy:
Neroli oil is a favorite in aromatherapy because of its uplifting and calming qualities. It promotes relaxation and well-being by lowering anxiety, stress, and insomnia.
How to Use Neroli Essential Oil?
Neroli essential oil must always be diluted with a carrier oil before applying to the skin. Essential oils should never be applied directly to the skin. This oil can be used on the face to lessen acne scars and clear up skin imperfections. Use 2-3 drops of neroli oil mixed with 6-7 drops of base or carrier oil to apply it to the skin.
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