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Neroli Essential Oil

Citrus Aurantium · Source checked Sep 9, 2:01 AM UTC

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Origin
Morocco
Plant part
Flowers
Extraction method
Steam Distillation
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Product Details Neroli Essential Oil: Uses, Benefits and Blends Scientific Name: Citrus Aurantium Origin: Morocco Plant Part: Flowers Scent: Sweet, Soft, Romantic, Flowery Color: Clear Consistency: Thin Perfumery Note: Middle to Top Initial Aroma Strength: Soft Extraction Method: Steam Distillation Suitable Blending Oils: Blend with a gentle hand. This is a quiet ephemeral note. Nothing too heavy, so some suggestions are Rose, Geranium, Nutmeg, Lavender, Chamomile, Ginger, Orange, Petitgrain, Vetiver, Myrrh and Galbanum. Neroli Essential Oil is becoming one of the most important tools in Aromatherapy because of its strong Anxiolytic potential and its wonderful outcomes for Reducing symptoms of Menopause. Breaking Down the Neroli Essential Oil’s Chemical Components Linalool 42% Linalool is a naturally occurring Terpene Alcohol, notable for its pleasant floral aroma. Found in many Essential Oils, it possesses Calming and Sedative properties, making it a popular ingredient in Aromatherapy. Linalool also demonstrates potential Anti-inflammatory and Analgesic effects, contributing to its diverse applications in Cosmetics, Perfumes and Medicinal formulations. β-Pinene 12.2% Beta-pinene is a Bicyclic Terpene found in various plants. With a fresh, pine-like aroma, it's used in Aromatherapy and Perfumery. This compound is also recognized for its potential Anti-inflammatory and Bronchodilatory effects, suggesting applications in respiratory health. Its natural occurrence in Essential Oils makes it valuable in both Therapeutic and Fragrant contexts. Limonene 12.2% Limonene, a Cyclic Terpene, boasts a zesty Citrus scent and is prevalent in Citrus fruit peels and numerous Essential Oils. Apart from its aromatic role, Limonene exhibits potential Anti-inflammatory and Antioxidant properties. Its versatile nature finds use in Cleaning Products, Cosmetics and even as a Flavoring Agent highlighting its broad appeal. (E)-β-Ocimene 6.4% (E)-β-Ocimene, a natural Terpene, emits a sweet and herbal fragrance. It is found in various plants and flowers, contributing to their aromatic profiles. Known for its potential Antifungal and Insecticidal properties, (E)-β-Ocimene has drawn interest in Pest Control and Plant Protection strategies. Its Therapeutic and Olfactory attributes make it multifaceted. (E)-Nerolidol 3.55% (E)-Nerolidol, a Sesquiterpene Alcohol, is recognized for its subtle floral and woody aroma. Found in many Essential Oils, it exhibits Antimicrobial properties and is being studied for its potential in drug delivery due to its ability to enhance Skin Permeability. Its Therapeutic versatility and Pleasant Scent make it intriguing for various applications. Linalyl Acetate 3.15% Linalyl Acetate and Linalool have been found to have Sedative effects, which can help alleviate Anxiety and promote Relaxation when inhaled or applied topically. Their joint presence in Essential Oils often results in Synergistic effects,  enhancing the overall Relaxation and Stress-rel

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10 mLOBP-NER-OLIUSD 109.99in stockBuy this option ↗
120 mLOBP-NER-OLI-120MLUSD 999.99in stockBuy this option ↗
1 lbOBP-NER-OLI-16USD 3,799.99in stockBuy this option ↗
2 lbs2 lbs ($3,650.00/lb)OBP-NER-OLI-32USD 7,299.99in stockBuy this option ↗
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