Bergamot Essential Oils
See our range of Bergamot Essential Oils
Bergamot is renowned for its ability to help you feel more cheerful and balanced, sleep soundly, and clear teenage or problem skin. - A marvellously cheering, refreshing and balancing, and it can help pave the way for a restful night.
- It is a strong antiseptic and a good support for the genito-urinary tract, and is often used for teenage skin.
- Most of all it is a great soothing oil for a 'type-A personality'.
See our range of Bergamot Essential Oils

- A marvellously cheering, refreshing and balancing, and it can help pave the way for a restful night.
- It is a strong antiseptic and a good support for the genito-urinary tract, and is often used for teenage skin.
- Most of all it is a great soothing oil for a ‘type-A personality’.
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Bergamot Organic
Citrus bergamia1175Price range: £11.49 through £20.25 -
Bergamot FCF Distilled (Feccia) Organic
Citrus bergamia1177Price range: £11.25 through £19.99 -
Bergamot FCF Distilled Organic
Citrus Bergamia1176Price range: £9.75 through £23.99 -
Petitgrain Bergamot
Citrus aurantium bergamia2470£12.49
About Bergamot Essential Oils
About Bergamot Essential Oils
Bergamot is a citrus fruit like a minature orange, which is cultivated almost exclusively in Italy. The aroma will be familiar to many since it is this oil which gives Earl Grey tea its distinctive flavour, and bergamot is also a key ingredient in eau de cologne. The aroma of bergamot is sweet, fruity and slightly spicy, and its main feature is its uplifting quality, without being stimulating.
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If you are getting started with essential oils it’s important to know that Bergamot essential oil is photosensitising, so use the distilled (furocumarin free or FCF) oil on your skin if you are planning to go out in direct sunlight. Normally expressed from the rind of the fruit, when the oil is distilled it is naturally free from furocumarins. It combines very well with a wide variety of other oils, particularly Geranium, Lavender, Juniper, Neroli, Rosemary, Pine.
And here’s a short poem by Dr Jane Buckle to give you a feeling for Bergamot Essential Oil:
I am Citrus bergamia – sunlight in dew; First discovered in Spain in 1772.
From the skin of the citrus fruit, I am squeezed to make you feel special, loved and pleased.
I can soothe a racing heart and reduce the shakes. I have all the calming properties it takes.
But I can be anti-infectious too. From nasty old viruses, I might defend you.
By reducing depression, I can make your world brighter. I am the essential oil who makes your load lighter.
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Bergamot is a citrus fruit like a minature orange, which is cultivated almost exclusively in Italy. The aroma will be familiar to many since it is this oil which gives Earl Grey tea its distinctive flavour, and bergamot is also a key ingredient in eau de cologne. The aroma of bergamot is sweet, fruity and slightly spicy, and its main feature is its uplifting quality, without being stimulating.
Help me choose:
If you are getting started with essential oils it’s important to know that Bergamot essential oil is photosensitising, so use the distilled (furocumarin free or FCF) oil on your skin if you are planning to go out in direct sunlight. Normally expressed from the rind of the fruit, when the oil is distilled it is naturally free from furocumarins. It combines very well with a wide variety of other oils, particularly Geranium, Lavender, Juniper, Neroli, Rosemary, Pine.
And here’s a short poem by Dr Jane Buckle to give you a feeling for Bergamot Essential Oil:
I am Citrus bergamia – sunlight in dew; First discovered in Spain in 1772.
From the skin of the citrus fruit, I am squeezed to make you feel special, loved and pleased.
I can soothe a racing heart and reduce the shakes. I have all the calming properties it takes.
But I can be anti-infectious too. From nasty old viruses, I might defend you.
By reducing depression, I can make your world brighter. I am the essential oil who makes your load lighter.
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