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Look for organic bergamot essential oil. Check for its "use-by" date to confirm its freshness.
Bergamot essential oil can cause skin reactions to some people such as redness, pain, blisters, burning sensation, and hives. This oil is harmful if swallowed.(2)
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Description
Bergamot is a fragrant citrus fruit from the tropical, Citrus bergamia plant in the family, ‎Rutaceae. It is similar to orange in size and yellow or green color similar to a lime. Bergamot essential oil is extracted from the citrus fruit which grows on bergamot orange trees. The oil is generally cold-pressed produced by cells inside the rind of the fruit. It is commonly used in aromatherapy. It has a light citrus scent with floral notes.