Ingredient:
Neroli
Botanical name:
Citrus aurantium
Aroma:
Delicate, fresh and floral with sweet and warm undertones
Evidence-based Therapeutic Properties:
• Antidepressant (supports mood)
• Antimicrobial (fights infection)
• Anxiolytic (supports anxiousness)
• Sedative (promotes rest and relaxation)
Traditional-based Therapeutic Properties:
• Antiseptic (cleanses skin)
• Nervine (supports nervous system)
• Skin regenerative (restores skin)
• Aphrodisiac (supports desire)
• Vulnerary (supports skin healing)
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Fun Facts:
Fun Fact 1
Traditionally valued as the best choice for treating anxiety and other emotional issues, Neroli oil is a favorite among brides and presenters for its ability to soothe nerves before major events, alleviate panic attacks, hysteria, and shock.
Fun Fact 2
Psychologically, neroli is believed to be calming, soothing, and uplifting, especially during times of agitation, insecurity, or other strong emotions.
Fun Fact 3
The name neroli is associated with Princess Marie-Anne de la Trémoille, who lived from 1642 to 1722. She was the wife of the Prince of Nerola, a town near Rome. Because she adored the aroma of neroli so much, she named it after the town.