Neroli Citrus aurantium subsp. amara or Bigaradia


Citrus aurantium subsp. amara or Bigaradia
  • Common Names
  • Neroli
  • Botanical Name
  • Citrus aurantium subsp. amara or Bigaradia
  • Family
  • RUTACEAE

Medicinal Uses & Benefits of Neroli

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  • Parts Used: Flowers

How to Use: Neroli


Oranges have been known since the first century, but Neroli was only discovered in the seventeenth century. The Venetians used it liberally to counter the plague and other fevers. Named for the Princess of Nerola, who used it to scent her gloves.

Preparation Methods & Dosage :Essential oil used in perfumes, aroma lamps and cosmetics



Neroli Side Effects:

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Plant Description


Neroli blossoms are small, white and very aromatic and grow on the stately bitter orange tree. Native to China the tree is now cultivated in Egypt, Sicily and the South of France.


References:
books citedWorks Cited
  1. Walji, Hasnain, Ph.D."The Healing Power of Aromatherapy",Prima (1996)