A variety of snuff perfumed with bergamot.

A coarse tapestry, manufactured from flock of cotton or hemp, mixed with ox's or goat's hair; -- said to have been invented at Bergamo, Italy. Encyc. Brit.

Relaxes and refreshes and is good for confidence building. Uplifts the spirit and emotions with its delicious fresh and invigorating citrus fragrance. Astringent, antimicrobial and antiseptic, useful for oily and blemished skin.

The oil of the bergamot orange, mixed with black tea, gives Earl Grey tea its characteristic flavor.

Sweet and citrus. Refreshing. Benefits: Deodorizing. Balances oily or blemished skin.

Latin name: Citrus bergamia. Family name: Rutaceae. Bergamot oil is cold pressed from the fruit peel and is imported from Italy. It has a sweet & fruity scent. Bergamot oil is documented in old herbal texts. Some traditional uses: balancing nervous system, relieving anxiety and stress, lifting melancholy, for restful sleep, antiviral, cold sores, psoriasis, eczema and insect repellent. Bergamot may cause skin sensitivity to bright sunlight. A bergaptene free oil is available. Bergaptene is the constituent which increases the skin's sensitivity to sunlight. Emotional profile: to relieve helplessness, hopelessness, emptiness and grief. Blends with: lavender, neroli, jasmine, coriander, juniper, chamomile, lemon, geranium, and cypress. Comfrey Marshmallow Bar, Green Tea Tree bar

small tree with pear-shaped fruit whose oil is used in perfumery; Italy

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A soothing oil, analgesic and antiseptic. The scent is citrus, fresh and light, blending well with clary age, geranium, juniper and lavender.

essential oil of the bergamot orange used to flavor a black tea base to make Earl Grey tea

A citrus tree (Citrus bergamia) grown in southern Italy that produces a bitter, orange-like fruit not eaten fresh. Bergamot oil is the key aromatic ingredient of the famous Earl Grey blend of tea

A citrus oil derived from the bergamot orange used to flavor black tea to make Earl Grey tea.

a cleansing, uplifting citrus essential oil

Oil produced from the peel of the bergamot fruit. The inedible fruit is of the citrus family and is about the size of an orange. The largest bergamot production comes from Calabria, Italy. The fresh, citrus essence is ideal in top notes and eau de cologne.

Bergamot (Monarda didyma, labiatae) Also known as Bee Balm, bergamot is a hardy perennial herb, the leaves are used in herbal teas and in salads, dried leaves can be added to pot-pourri.

( Citrus aurantium bergamia) Uplifting, citrus-y aroma renowned for its balancing Yang properties, this essential oil is found in our Inner LightTM complexion products.

A brandy-based liqueur from Germany made with bergamot (a citrus fruit)

An extract from the rind of the bergamot orange. It contains antiseptic and antibacterial properties. It is also contains toning, deodorizing, and fragrant properties.

Belongs to the category of citrus fruits, especially oranges. Its shape is similar to the one of a pear, the skin is coloured golden yellow and contains ethereal essence of bergamot.

This is an antiseptic and bacterial growth-inhibitor known for its toning, antiseptic and deodorizing qualities.

The tangy oil expressed from the nearly ripe, non-edible bergamot orange. The oranges are grown mostly in Italy and are used to flavor Earl Grey tea.