Where neroli meets bergamot
For you, neroli (bitter orange blossom) and bergamot (Mediterranean citrus) together give the fragrance picture that is fresh and floral at the same time, yet not oppressively sweet. The top notes of bergamot start lively, then the warmer, slightly balsamic florality of neroli softly takes the lead. The air in the room becomes brightly fresh, as if you felt the breath of a Mediterranean morning garden.
When you might want to reach for it
Most suitable for late morning, early afternoon, home office, freshening before guests, reading with coffee. It shines particularly in spring and summer, but on a cold winter morning it also brings a livening mood. It closes after-meal airing nicely — citrus notes naturally counterbalance food smells.
Use in a diffuser
3-5 drops in lukewarm water in the bowl, beneath a tealight or in an electric diffuser. It accompanies the room with fresh, floral notes for 2-3 hours. A 10 ml bottle, used 3-4 times per week, lasts 4-6 months for you. For a larger space (above 25 m²) 6-8 drops, for a smaller bathroom 2-3 drops are ideal.
Other ways of use
Drip onto a neutral fragrance stick base, charcoal, or a handkerchief. A drop on a handkerchief in your bag in the afternoon is a refreshing gesture you do not need perfume for. Do NOT apply it directly to the skin — this is a fragrance oil, not a body care product.
Storage and cautions
Keep in a cool, dark place, well closed. Citrus oils lose character more quickly under light, so a dark shelf and well-screwed cap matter. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Do not consume, avoid eye contact. In case of eye contact, rinse with plenty of water.