Neroli, Bigarade Essential Oil Rose Essential Oil It' s most common use

It' s most common use today is in perfumery where it used as a 'fixative' meaning it slows down the dispersion of essential oils and other fragrance compounds into the air

in wardrobes and stored linens

It is also beneficial during menopause to help with hot flushes and hormonal fluctuations especially where irritability is present

It has healing and strengthening properties helpful to minimise scars and stretch marks

sun-damaged

Neroli, Bigarade Essential Oil Rose Essential Oil It' s most common useDescription One of the most effective relaxant and restorative essential oils, Neroli calms the mind and the body. Neroli is made from the blossoms of Bitter Orange, and is beloved for its sweet intoxicating scent used historically for both seduction and tranquillity (which explains its popular use as a perfume and wedding flower). Neroli is right up there with Jasmine and Rose as one of the most highly valued essential oils its expensive but a little