Citrus aurantium
Neroli
Cultivation: c.org., bio
Certificate: EUOrganic
Neroli itself had been used for centuries before it was discovered by Anne-Marie, Countess of Nerola. It has been popular since ancient Egypt, used by priests and priestesses for its spiritual and physical effects, just as incense is used in some modern temples. In some cultures, such as China, it is believed that the scent of neroli can enhance feelings of love and peace. For this reason, the use of neroli perfumes has been found to be deeply associated with romance, and perhaps this is the reason, along with the white color of the flowers, that neroli is used symbolically at weddings as a sign of purity, fertility, and fecundity - a moral virtue in traditional cultures.
As part of skincare, Neroli hydrates, soothes and tones, helps reduce the appearance of fine lines, and improves skin texture and appearance. Its antimicrobial and antibacterial properties help fight acne and blemishes. It also protects against certain free radicals, air pollution and other environmental nuisances, and promotes the natural regeneration of skin cells. Therapists have raved about Neroli's effective properties in overcoming trauma. It is valued as a deep sedative, which helps to regain strength and stabilize emotions even in severe moments of psychological upheaval.
Its main features in brief:
- It is valued as a deep sedative that helps to regain strength and stabilize emotions even in severe moments of psychological upheaval.
- Reduction of heart rhythm disorders caused by stress, heart soothing
- Depression caused by fatigue, unresolved tensions and frustrations
- Strong anti-inflammatory, pain reliever and antispasmodic
- Skin tightening, antiaging, , detoxifying
- It stimulates the functioning of the pancreas and liver, is effective for high blood pressure and menopause syndrome
- Antibacterial, antimicrobial, antiseptic, antioxidant, tonic
