Description : Despite the name, Bergamot Mint is not related to the bergamot fruit. Despite, Bergamot comes from a perennial herb , flowering and that is part of the Lamiaceae (mint) family. The essential oil, which is commonly found in many personal care products, is steam distilled from the leaves and stems of the Mentha citrata plant. B ergamot Mint Essential oil also known as mentha citrate. The oil is derived from nearly ripened fruit of plant and is used in soaps, perfumes & toiletry items. Bergamot mint is an erect & well branched out herb that has slender and ovate or elliptical shaped leaves with small thick terminal spikes. A native to southern & central Europe, it is a perennial plant characterized for being hybrid in nature.

Constituents : linalool (50-56%) & linalyl acetate (30-35%) Common Names : Lemon mint, Vilayati-Pudina, Bergamot mint, Water mint, Marsh mint, .

Uses : The main use of Bergamot mint oil is in perfumery and cosmetics. It also helps in enhancing weakened male sex drive & eases nervous fatigue. It also helps in acne, asthma, apathy, bowel disorders, catarrhal conditions, bronchitis, colds, congested skin, colic, coughs, digestive problems, dermatitis, dyspepsia, fatigue, faintness, etc.

Benefit : The two main chemical constituents found in Bergamot Mint oil are linalool and linalyl acetate, which indicate are calming and uplifting. The fragrance of Bergamot Mint creates a relaxing, soothing, restorative atmosphere. Bergamot oil can help regulate your digestive system. People often use the sweet-smelling oil to help calm stomach upset, stomach aches and loss of appetite.