Bergamot Essential Oil

Range Products’ Bergamot Essential Oil is produced to a consistent quality standard using carefully selected batches of Citrus bergamia peel oil. Whether you’re formulating a product line, blending for personal use, or purchasing in bulk for wholesale, this oil delivers a reliable, true-to-botanical aroma profile every time.

Historically, Bergamot held a prized role in Italian folk medicine, used to treat infections, fevers, and a range of skin conditions. Today, it remains one of the most versatile essential oils in the aromatherapist’s toolkit, bridging therapeutic, cosmetic, and household applications with ease.

Emotional & Mental Benefits:

• Supports mood regulation and helps reduce negative emotional states
• Calms nervous tension and promotes a more balanced mental state
• Uplifting and energising,counteracts feelings of lethargy or low mood
• May help ease anxiety and stress when diffused

Physical & Therapeutic Benefits:

• Linalool content supports deeper, more restful sleep
• Antiseptic and antibacterial properties make it a natural skin cleanser
• Anti-inflammatory action helps reduce swelling and soothe skin irritation
• Supports the immune system with natural antiseptic activity
• Helps combat acne and may soothe skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis
• Natural deodoriser — neutralises odours in the home or on the body
• d-Limonene content acts as a mild insect repellent

• Massage: Blend a few drops into a carrier oil or massage oil to ease tension in sore or fatigued muscles.
• Bath: Add 3–5 drops dispersed in a small amount of carrier oil to a warm bath. The steam enhances aromatherapy absorption while the oil nourishes the skin.
• Shower: Place 2–3 drops in the corner of the shower (away from direct water flow) and inhale the steam for a quick, invigorating inhalation ritual.
• Home Freshener: Add a few drops to a spray bottle with water to naturally deodorize and freshen a room.
• Quick Inhalation: Inhale directly from the bottle or add 1–2 drops to a tissue and breathe in at a comfortable distance.
• Skincare & Formulation: Add to soaps, creams, body lotions, and candles for fragrance and therapeutic benefit.
• Diffuse: Create an uplifting atmosphere

Dilution Guidelines

– General topical: 2–4% (4–8 drops per 10 ml carrier oil)
– Facial use: 1–2% (2–4 drops per 10 ml carrier oil)

– Botanical Name: Citrus bergamia
– Type: Essential oil
– Plant Part: Peel
– Extraction/Processing: Cold Pressed or Steam Distilled
– Appearance: Clear, thin liquid
– Aroma: Fresh, citrus, zesty
– Note: Top
– Country of Origin: Italy (may vary by batch)
– Packaging: Under 500 ml: amber glass. 500 ml & above: alloy canisters.

⚠️ Safety & Precautions
– For external use only. Do not ingest. Always dilute before skin application. Keep away from eyes and children. Discontinue if irritation occurs.
– Phototoxicity: Avoid direct sun exposure after using phototoxic oils on skin.
– General: Store tightly closed, away from heat and light.

Why Choose Range Products?
– ✅ 100% Pure & Natural Oils
– ✅ Ethically sourced
– ✅ Vegan-friendly & cruelty-free
– ✅ Recyclable, eco-conscious packaging
– ✅ Wholesale & bulk options available
– ✅ Australia-Wide Delivery
– ✅ Trusted Supplier of Essential Oils & Raw Materials

What does bergamot essential oil smell like?

Bergamot has a bright, citrusy aroma with subtle floral undertones, often described as fresh, slightly sweet, and more complex than lemon or orange. It is one of the key fragrance components of Earl Grey tea, which gives it a distinctive, familiar quality.

What is bergamot essential oil used for?

Bergamot is used in aromatherapy for mood support, stress relief, and sleep. Topically (when properly diluted), it is used for skin cleansing, acne, and inflammation. It is also widely used in soap, candle, and perfume making, and as a natural room deodoriser.

Can bergamot essential oil be used on skin?

Yes, when properly diluted in a carrier oil at a 2–4% ratio for the body, or 1–2% for the face. Standard Bergamot Essential Oil is phototoxic, always avoid sun exposure for 24 hours after topical use.

How do I dilute bergamot essential oil?

For general body use, add 4–8 drops per 10ml of carrier oil (2–4% dilution). For facial use, use 2–4 drops per 10ml (1–2% dilution). See the dilution guide table above.

Is bergamot essential oil safe during pregnancy?

Use with care. It is generally considered safe in a diffuser or at low dilution (1%) but should be avoided during the first trimester. Always consult a qualified aromatherapist or midwife before use during pregnancy.

How does bergamot essential oil help with sleep?

Bergamot contains Linalool, a naturally sedative compound found in many calming plant oils. Diffusing Bergamot before bed or applying a diluted blend to pulse points may support a more relaxed, sleep-ready state.