Neroli Essential Oil 5% Diluted in Grapeseed 10ml
Ships from the UKSoft, floral and quietly citrus-like, this neroli essential oil has the bright, elegant character often compared with bergamot. It comes from the flowers of the bitter orange tree, Citrus aurantium, with the blossom giving the oil its delicate, perfumed warmth.
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Soft, floral and quietly citrus-like, this neroli essential oil has the bright, elegant character often compared with bergamot. It comes from the flowers of the bitter orange tree, Citrus aurantium, with the blossom giving the oil its delicate, perfumed warmth.
Neroli Essential Oil 5% Diluted in Grapeseed 10ml
Neroli Essential Oil 5% Diluted in Grapeseed 10ml is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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What it is
An essential oil is the scent of a plant, distilled or pressed into a few drops. A few drops in a diffuser or burner scent a room; for skin or bath it always goes into a carrier oil first.
Why people choose it
- The scent of the plant itself Pressed or distilled from the flower, leaf, peel or resin, so it smells of the plant, not of a perfume.
- One bottle, many uses A diffuser, a burner, a warm bath with a carrier oil, a drop on a pillow at night.
- A few drops at a time A diffuser takes three to five drops, so one small bottle lasts many evenings.
- Made to be blended Most oils sit well together: lavender with cedarwood, citrus with mint, rose with sandalwood.
How to use it
- 1
Diffuser: 3-5 drops in the water tank
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Burner: water in the dish, a few drops, a tealight below
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Bath or massage: mix into a carrier oil first
Care: Keep away from children and eyes. Always dilute for skin. Store cool, dark, tightly closed.
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About this product
The scent of bitter orange blossom
- The first impression is fresh and floral, with a citrus lift rather than a sugary sweetness.
- Its bergamot-like brightness makes it feel clean, poised and easy to place in a quiet room.
- The floral side softens the sharper citrus edge, giving the scent a rounded, elegant character.
- Use it when you want a small aromatic ritual: a few drops prepared for a burner, diffuser or personal blend.
- The amber bottle and ribbed black cap keep it simple to store with other daily aromatherapy oils.
Flower, oil and dilution
Neroli comes from the flower of the bitter orange tree, known botanically as Citrus aurantium. This neroli essential oil is steam distilled and diluted in grapeseed oil, giving the precious floral material a softer format for everyday aromatic use.
How to use it with care
Add only a small amount to your chosen aromatherapy method, following the instructions for your burner or diffuser. For skin use, patch test first and avoid the eye area, broken skin and sensitive areas.
Keep the bottle tightly closed, stored upright and away from heat. If you are pregnant, using it for a child, or have pets at home, ask a qualified professional before use.
Neroli in scent history
Neroli takes its name from Nerola, an Italian town associated with Anna Maria Orsini, Princess of Nerola, who made bitter orange blossom essence fashionable in the seventeenth century by using it to scent gloves and bath water. The flower itself carries a long association with wedding customs and refined perfumery, where orange blossom is valued for its balance of freshness and softness. In modern aromatherapy, it is chosen as much for the beauty of its fragrance as for the small ritual of preparing scent with attention.
Size and details
This bottle contains 10 ml of neroli essential oil at 5% dilution in grapeseed oil. The oil is sourced from Tunisia and the filled bottle weighs 40 g.
A thoughtful scented gift
Choose it for someone who loves floral citrus scents, aromatherapy blends, or the quiet pleasure of arranging a home fragrance ritual. It feels especially suited to a calm bathroom shelf, bedside tray or small evening routine.
Common questions
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