Bergamot is most useful for it’s ANTI-SPASMODIC and ANTIDEPRESSIVE properties. It’s chemistry makes it beneficial for abdominal cramps, nervous system and emotional support. Bergamot is highly phototoxic. Avoid exposure to the sun or tanning beds for 12-24 hours after dermal application. 
Current GC/MS REPORT: BERG-1006

GC/MS ARCHIVE:
BERG-0112
BERG-0113
BERG-1002
BERG-1003
BERG-1004
BERG-1005
ORIGINS
Botanical family: Rutaceae
Plant Part: fruit rind
Chemical Family: Monoterpenes, Esters
Aroma: Citrus, sweet, tart
Note: top
Color: Pale yellow to pale green
Max Dermal Use: 0.4%
Safety Concerns: Phototoxic. Avoid direct sunlight (natural or artificial) for 12-24 hours after applying to the skin
PROPERTIES
Antidepressant 
Anti-inflammatory 
Antispasmodic
Antiviral 
Carminative
Sedative (Central Nervous System) 
Cooling
ENERGETICS
CHAKRA- 2nd Sacral, 3rd Solar Plexus,4th Heart, 5th Throat
Bergamot is perfect during times of stress and grief. It allows to move on from past traumas and begin a new path. Bergamot is uplifting and fills our heart with joy. Use bergamot when you need to find the confidence to move on with your life to achieve a feeling of peace and inner harmony.
 
SAFETY: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children. Always dilute essential oils before applying to the skin and keep away from mucous membranes. If the oil is past it’s “use by” date or stored improperly, it may cause irritation and lose therapeutic value.
For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your medical professional before use. 
We are passionate about aromatherapy and all things healthy and natural. We also believe strongly in the safe use of essential oils. To learn more about blending safely, we have a learning section devoted just to this issue: Drops & Dilutions.
Safety recommendations are based on Essential Oil Safety, 2nd Edition, Robert Tisserand and Rodney Young, 2014.