Which botanical species does this bergamot oil come from, and where is it grown?
Citrus bergamia Risso & Poit. (syn. Citrus aurantium subsp. bergamia), Rutaceae, fresh fruit peel; Calabria, Italy PDO (80-90% of world supply) + Argentina/Brazil/S. China; soul of Earl Grey tea and classic colognes, TPS-RO-004.
What does bergamot oil blend well with?
Classic cologne (lavender/neroli/rosemary/petitgrain), florals (rose/jasmine/ylang), woods (sandalwood/cedar/vetiver), spices (cinnamon/vanilla), citrus and green herbs; universal spark plug at 1-3%.
How do you ensure batch-to-batch consistency for bergamot oil?
Contract sourcing, fixed process parameters, GC-MS fingerprint vs master chromatogram, tight physicochemical windows, sensory panel, 36-month retention samples, blending to spec.
How is bergamot oil used in aromatherapy and mood support?
Mood-lift/calm/sleep support: diffuse 3-5 drops, massage at 1-2%, bath 3-5 drops; signature blends Sunrise/Serenity/Focus; use FCF for skin contact (phototoxicity); not for ingestion.
How does this bergamot oil smell? Describe its full aroma profile.
Bright sweet citrus-floral: sparkling citrus top, neroli-like fruity-floral heart, warm clean balsamic drydown; most complex/floral of all citrus oils; FCF keeps ~95% of the signature.
What does this bergamot oil look like — appearance, color, and consistency at room temperature?
Clear, mobile liquid; pale yellow to yellow-green (cold-pressed), greener/brownish for distilled; thin citrus viscosity; optical rotation +15° to +32° (20°C) per ISO 3520:2022.
What after-sales services do you provide for bergamot oil?
Doc support, free technical/formulation consultation, restock reminders, batch consistency reports, 36-month retention, quality warranty with free replacement; 48 h engineer response.
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