ESS1516 - Bergamot essential oil / Bergamot EO

Digestive | Stimulating | Depression (Atmospheric diffusion, Direct inhalation, Bath, Dermal)

To benefit from the therapeutic virtues of Bergamot Pure Essential Oil:

ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION
It is recommended to use a diffuser whose temperature does not alter the properties of the EO* (between 35° and 60°C). In all cases, carefully follow the instructions in the device's practical guide. Pour 6 to 10 drops of EO* into the reservoir of your diffuser. To avoid saturating the air with aromatic molecules and increasing the risk of irritation, it is strongly recommended to diffuse the EO intermittently (15 min max. per hour).

DIRECT INHALATION
EOs* are therefore assimilated into the body by the direct olfactory route. Apply 1 to 6 drop(s) of undiluted HE* on a tissue or compress and inhale occasionally, up to 3 times per day.

BATH
As EOs* are not water-soluble, it is essential to use an emulsifier ( Emulcia Essencia ) and thus avoid any burns. Add 10 to 15 drops of HE* in a cap of shampoo or other container with 3 ml of Emulcia before pouring into your bath water.

DERMAL
Some Essential Oils can be applied directly to the skin. But it is clearly recommended to avoid any risk without the advice of a health professional. EOs* rich in monoterpenes and phenols can be very irritating to the skin. Also, it is recommended to dilute the EO(s)* in a vegetable oil base before applying to the skin.

Friction: Friction movements in order to penetrate the diluted EO* until the solution disappears. Apply up to 3 x per day.

Massage: Apply 1 x per day, 10 to 15 drops of EO* of your choice diluted in 30 ml of vegetable oil such as hemp to promote relaxation in your body.

Local application: The EOs* chosen to be diluted in a vegetable oil act locally and directly on the affected region. Apply up to 3 x per day. Caution: The total concentration of diluted EO* must not exceed 5% of the total volume.

*Essential oil

Bottle of 15 ml / bottle of 15 ml

– Do not use orally.
– Keep out of reach of children.
– Avoid contact with eyes, ears, nose, anogenital area and mucous membranes.
– In case of accidental absorption or splashing into the eyes, rinse thoroughly with vegetable oil.
– In case of accidental ingestion, seek emergency medical attention or call a Poison Control Center.
– If symptoms persist or worsen, consult a health care practitioner.
– If you suffer from epilepsy or asthma, consult a health care practitioner before using it.
– If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, do not use this product.
– If nausea, dizziness, headache, or an allergic reaction occur, discontinue use.
– Always wash your hands thoroughly after topical/cutaneous application.
– Do not extend use beyond 3 weeks and do not increase doses in case of inactivity.
– Consult a doctor if no notable improvement is noted within the first few days.

– Botanical name : Citrus Bergamia
– Botanical family : Rutaceae
– Origin : Ivory Coast
– Chemotype : Limonene
– Part of the plant extracted : Zest