Orange Blossom Oil

Orange Blossom Oil, or Neroli as it is often called - (if you really want to appear smart, use its latin name : Citrus Aurantium) - comes mainly from freshly picked distilled oranges in Tunisia. The tree is an evergreen with a fragrant white blossom. Neroli has a beautiful, refreshing, rich, floral, orange aroma.

The benefits to the skin are healing threaded scarred skin, nourishing mature or dry skin, increasing circulation and generally calming sensitive or irritated skin conditions.

It blends well with Lavender, Chamomile, Sandalwood and Citrus oils.

Orange Blossom Oil / Neroli can react with UV light from the sun or a sunbed which may cause skin irritation. Don’t expose your skin for at least 6 hours after using Orange Blossom Oil/Neroli.

This is a mask which any skin type can benefit from :

• 1 egg white
• 2 drop of orange blossom/neroli essential oil
• 5ml cider vinegar

Beat the egg white until it just starts to foam. Apply a little using your ring finger to the orbits of your eyes to iron out any fine lines. Mix all the remaining ingredients together and apply to the rest of your face. Leave for at least 15-20 minutes. Rinse off with warm water. Finish off by rinsing your face with a splash of cold water.

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