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| Product Name | Bergamot Oil | Storage | In a Cool and Dry Place |
| Appearance | Light Yellow Liquid | Shelf life | 2 Years |
| Specification | 99% | Certification | ISO9001/SGS/Halal/kosher |
| Application | Skin Care Product/ Massage | Free Sample | Avaliable |
| Grade | Cosmetics Grade | Odor | Characteristic |
Bergamot is a plant that produces a type of citrus fruit. Oil taken from the peel of the fruit is used to make medicine.
Some people treat a skin condition called psoriasis by applying bergamot oil directly to the skin and then shining long-wave ultraviolet (UV) light on the affected area. Bergamot oil is also applied to the skin then exposed to UV light to treat a type of cancer that begins in white blood cells and affects the skin (mycosis fungoides). Bergamot oil is also applied for pigment loss (vitiligo) and as an insecticide to protect the body against lice and other parasites.
1.Mental alertness:
Using bergamot oil as aromatherapy does not seem to improve mental alertness. In fact, it might decrease mental alertness in heathy adults due to its relaxing effects.
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2.Anxiety during radiation treatment: Developing evidence suggests that inhaling bergamot oil as aromatherapy does not help reduce anxiety in people receiving radiation treatment.
3.Psoriasis, when used along with UV light:
Early research suggests that applying bergamot oil to the skin along with UV light is not more effective than UV light alone for reducing plaque psoriasis.
4.Loss of the color pigment on the skin (vitiligo)
5.Protecting the body against lice and other parasites.
6.Treating a type of cancer that begins in white blood cells and affects the skin (mycosis fungoides), when used along with ultra-violet (UV) light.
