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Neroli Oil Orange Essential Oil

Benefits | Medicinal Uses | Remedies | Side Effects | Buy Organic Neroli Oil |

Neroli

Koehler's Medicinal-Plants 1887

Common Names
Neroli ,
Botanical Name
Citrus aurantium
Family
Rutaceae
Note
Base
Aroma
floral

What is Neroli Oil ?

Properties & Uses:
Bath and Body *Calming *Emotional Healing *Spring *Valentines Day *Warming/Relaxing *

Neroli essential oil is pale yellow in color (yet will darken with age), and is steam distilled from the flowers of the bitter orange tree. It has a lovely floral scent that is enjoyed in perfumery. Its aroma is classified as a middle note, yet it can vary from a base or top note depending on what other oils it is mixed with. It is an expensive oil because it takes a lot of blossoms to produce it. Even so, it is usually used in smaller amounts due to its richness.

Neroli has sedative properties, and is effective for calming anxiety and to promote a relaxing environment. It is also an aphrodisiac and an anti-inflammatory.

It blends well with coriander, geranium, clary sage, rose, frankincense, ylang-ylang, and citrus oils. Neroli is a wonderful addition to a relaxing bath, or after-bath oils. Used in a diffuser or aroma lamp, and blended with lemon and bergamot, Neroli sets the air with a light, but highly fragrant orange blossom blend that is so inviting and refreshing.

Side Effects: of Neroli
None noted


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Aromatherapy Remedies
Recipe List
Magnolia Blossoms
Magnolia is used in aromatherapy to promote feelin...
Neroli and clary sage for cramps
Massage neroli blended with clary sage into the l...
Nights in India neroli romance blend
Massage the oils into body, avoiding sensitive ge...
Orange Blossom Meditation
Like a breeze wafting through a flowering grove of...

Botanical Information - Rituals & History : The bitter orange tree is native to China, now grown in Egypt, Sicily, and the South of France. The Neroli white blossoms are small and highly aromatic.