Neroli can be found in France, Morocco, Portugal, and Italy. It is an evergreen tree with dark leaves with orange fruit that is soothing for the nerves.

The Neroli tree got its name from Neroli Italy; the Princess Anne Marie loved to wear its oil, so it was named Neroli.

Its essential oil is extracted by steam distillation from the orange blossom petals. The aroma of Neroli is sweet and floral; it blends well with bergamot, lemon, rose and rosemary.

Neroli has been used throughout the ages in many cultures as deodorant; it was commonly used in perfumes, in China it was used in make-ups.

It was also used as an antidepressant, which is good for the mind and thought, an antiseptic, which was used in minor inflammations and the oil, was used to kill germs, and as an aphrodisiac it was used in calming and relaxing.

Neroli is known to regenerate skin cells and improves the skin elasticity. It is also good for preventing acne, scarring and stretch marks.

With its calming effect on the nerves, it is used to relieve depression, stress, shock and panic. It is also good for headaches and gives a feeling of peace; it is used as a painkiller.

It is popular for weddings, its white blossoms are used in bridal bouquets, symbolizing purity and it also helps calm the bride's nerves with sweet and floral smell.

Neroli when taking internally is good for the heart and cleansing the blood. It is nontoxic and not irritating to the internal organs.