Not Just Curry! Bergamot Can Do More Than You Think

Combine Refreshing Power: 5 Cool Benefits of "Bergamot Essential Oils" You Must Love

When it comes to Kaffir Lime, we often think of curry or hot shrimp, but under the rough, dark green skin, it hides the treasure of healing aroma. Kaffir Lime Essential Oil, extracted from the skin of bergamot, is not only good for cooking, but also the queen of beauty and relaxation that Thai people have used since ancient times.

Let's see what benefits this essential oil has to enhance your quality of life.

1. Mind therapy, stress relief (Aromatherapy)

The smell of bergamot is unique: it has a refreshing sourness like Citrus, but it is deeper and more complex.

• Reduce anxiety: Inhaling bergamot lowers the level of cortisol, the stress hormone.

• Refreshing: If you feel stubborn or tired during the day, the smell of bergamot will immediately encourage you to feel awake and rejuvenated.

2. Serve hair and scalp

This is the most famous property of bergamot. Essential oils from bergamot skin are rich in antioxidants and vitamins.

• Removes dandruff and itching: Antifungal and bacterial effects. Reduces oily scalp problems and dandruff stasis.

• Stimulate hair regeneration: It stimulates blood flow on the scalp, keeps hair roots healthy and reduces loss.

• Shine hair: Helps close hair scales, make hair look dark and shiny

3. Skin Care

Note: Must always be diluted before use.

With its bactericidal properties (Antibacterial), bergamot oil is friendly to people with certain skin problems.

• Reduce acne: Helps suppress bacteria that cause acne

• Oil Reduction: Helps Balance Facial Oil Production (Sebum) Suitable for Oily-skinned People

• Deodorant: With its refreshing smell and disinfectant effect, it is often mixed in natural deodorant products.

4. Respiratory system

The volatile smell of bergamot contributes well to respiratory matters.

• Nose congestion: Inhaling vapors facilitates breathing, relieves nasal congestion from colds or allergies.

• Air purification: When applied to an essential oil stove, it disinfects the air and removes the damp odor in the room.

5. Repellent mosquitoes and insects naturally

If you don't want to use chemicals, mosquitoes and insects hate the smell of bergamot so much, using bergamot essential oil mixed with spraying water, or lighting an aroma stove will help repellent mosquito infestation without endangering people and pets.

💡 How to apply (How to use)

1. Inhale: 3-5 drops into the Diffuser to create a relaxed atmosphere.

2.Nourish the hair: Mix 2-3 drops into the shampoo, wash the hair, or mix with coconut oil to ferment the hair before the pool.

3.Massage: Mix with base oil such as almond oil or jojoba oil in a ratio of five drops of essential oil to 10 milliliters of basic oil.

4. Soaking: Drops into a hot bath, 5-8 drops. For extreme relaxation.

⚠️ Safety First

Important: Citrus family essential oils, including bergamot, are sensitive to sunlight (Phototoxicity)

• Do not apply the skin and sunshine immediately: If using massage or applying the skin, avoid at least 12 hours of intense sunlight because it can cause skin burns or blackness.

• Do not use pure: Dilute must always be diluted with Carrier Oil because it is very high concentration. It can irritate the skin.

• Pregnant women and young children: A doctor or specialist should be consulted before using them.

Bergamot Essential Oil is always modern Thai wisdom. Whether you want to relax from hard work or want healthy beautiful hair, "Bergamot Skin Aroma" is a natural answer worth trying.

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