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Bergamot (Expressed)

Citrus bergamia Risso & Poit.

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Từ Thư Viện Kinh Điển
  1. "Bergamot" without qualifier usually means EXPRESSED bergamot — and that form is THE textbook phototoxic oil. For any daytime / sun-exposed product, switch to the FCF variant ([[bergamot-fcf]]).
  2. Expressed cap = 0.4% in leave-on sun-exposed products (IFRA 2009 + EU SCCNFP 15 ppm bergapten rule). Non-negotiable. This cap OVERRIDES the general [[dilution]] adult 2–3% whenever bergamot expressed is in a formula.
  3. Phototoxicity is driven by bergapten (5-MOP) 0.11–0.33% + bergamottin 0.68–2.75% in the non-volatile fraction. Documented full-thickness burns + berloque dermatitis in clinical record (Opdyke 1973, Clark & Wilkinson 1998, Kaddu et al 2001).
  4. Limonene-rich (27–52%) → oxidation-sensitive. Store dark / cool / airtight; add antioxidant in formulations. Oxidized bergamot is a skin sensitizer via limonene peroxide formation — this risk is independent of the phototox issue.
  5. Not hazardous in pregnancy per T&Y reasoning (low developmental toxicity of limonene + linalool, Ch.14). No oral or dermal contraindication for the oil itself — but the 0.4% phototox cap still applies during pregnancy if used dermally + sun-exposed.

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Bergamot (Expressed)

Cam bergamot — ép lạnh

Citrus bergamia Risso & Poit.

Cam bergamot — ép lạnh — Citrus

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Tổng Quan

Danh pháp khoa học
Citrus bergamia Risso & Poit.
Họ thực vật
Rutaceae
Bộ phận dùng
Fruit peel
Phương pháp chiết xuất
Cold expression
Màu sắc
Phân loại nốt hương
Nốt Top
Hương thơm
Chemotype / Cultivar

Tình trạng tại Việt Nam

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Phân loại nốt
Top
Cường độ
3/5
Độ bền trên da
2–4 giờ
Họ hương
Citrus
Hương đầu (Opening)(0–15 phút)

fresh citrus, delicate floral, slight bitterness, Earl Grey tea, uplifting

Hương giữa (Heart)(15–60 phút)

cam tươi, hoa tinh tế, nhẹ đắng, lá trà Earl Grey, sảng khoái

Hương nền (Drydown)(1–4 giờ)

2–4 giờ

Cường độ hương
3/5
Da khô
2/5

Da dầu/mụn
3/5

Da lão hóa
2/5

Da thường
3/5

Da nhạy cảm
1/5

Da hỗn hợp
3/5

Nhập khẩuImported

Tên gọi tại Việt Nam

Cam bergamot — ép lạnh

Pha Chế & Hòa Hợp

anxiolytic / sedating

Linalool and linalyl acetate (combined ~35–50% of expressed oil per Verzera et al 1998 / Dugo et al 1999b) modulate GABA-A receptor activity and attenuate cortisol-mediated stress signalling on inhalation.

Ref: Tisserand & Young 2014, Ch.13 p.469–471

antidepressant / mood-elevating

(+)-Limonene (dominant volatile constituent per Lawrence 1989, 1993) acts on monoaminergic pathways; limonene-rich citrus inhalation studies link elevated serotonin and dopamine metabolite levels to mood improvement.

Ref: Tisserand & Young 2014, Ch.13; class-extrapolation from (+)-limonene profile B216 Ch.14

antimicrobial — broad spectrum

Linalool and (+)-limonene disrupt bacterial membrane integrity and inhibit cell-wall synthesis; constituent-level class evidence from limonene-rich citrus essential oils.

Ref: class-extrapolation from linalool-rich oils; Tisserand & Young 2014, Ch.13

carminative / digestive tonic

(+)-Limonene and linalyl acetate promote smooth-muscle relaxation in the GI tract, traditionally applied to relieve flatulence, cramping, and digestive sluggishness.

Ref: Tisserand & Young 2014, Ch.13; class-extrapolation from (+)-limonene profile B216 Ch.14

anticarcinogenic (in vitro, constituent-level)

In-vitro assays show antiproliferative activity attributable to (+)-limonene and select non-volatile bergamot constituents; in-vivo translation to the expressed EO has not been established.

Ref: Zani et al 1991; Lam & Zheng 1991; Sawamura 2010; Berliocchi et al 2011

photosensitising / photocarcinogenic (hazard)

Bergapten (5-MOP) and related furanocoumarins in the non-volatile fraction intercalate DNA on UV-A (320–380 nm) exposure, forming covalent adducts; confirmed in patch-test series and mouse photocarcinogenesis models.

Ref: Opdyke 1973 p.1031–1033; Clark & Wilkinson 1998; Nettelblad et al 1996; Cocks & Wilson 1998; Kaddu et al 2001; Zajdela & Bisagni 1981; Young et al 1983, 1990

AI-summary

The §13 literature for bergamot expressed centres on phototoxicity documentation rather than therapeutic RCTs. Opdyke (1973) confirmed phototoxicity in controlled patch-test models; Clark & Wilkinson (1998), Nettelblad et al (1996), Cocks & Wilson (1998), and Kaddu et al (2001) document real-world phototoxic reactions. Mouse photocarcinogenesis studies (Zajdela & Bisagni 1981; Young et al 1983, 1990) established the bergapten-driven mechanism underpinning the IFRA 0.4% and SCCNFP 15 ppm regulatory caps. In-vitro anticarcinogenic assays (Zani et al 1991; Lam & Zheng 1991; Berliocchi et al 2011) show opposing constituent activities but no in-vivo correlation. Anxiolytic and mood-elevating uses widely attributed to bergamot EO are supported at constituent level (linalool, linalyl acetate, limonene) but no RCT specific to the expressed oil appears in the cited §13 literature.

Narrative

Tâm trạng: Uplifting, Calming

anxietyjoymelancholyopennessconfidenceclarity

Chakra

heart

Ngũ hành

moc

Phương phápLiều lượngGhi chú
Diffusion3–5 drops in 100 ml water, 30–60 min sessionsSafest route — no phototoxicity risk. Ideal for mood support, anxiety, and stress relief. Avoid prolonged diffusion in small unventilated spaces.
Inhalation (personal inhaler)2–3 drops on inhaler wick or tissue, 3–5 minSuitable for acute stress, low mood, or pre-sleep calming. No phototoxicity risk via inhalation route.
Topical massage≤0.4% in carrier (sun-exposed areas); ≤2% on covered body areasPhototoxic: avoid UV-A for ≥12 h post-application. IFRA 2009 leave-on cap 0.4% on sun-exposed skin. Prefer bergamot FCF for routine topical use. Dilute in jojoba or sweet almond.
Bath4–6 drops dispersed in 1 tsp carrier or full-fat milk before adding to waterDisperse in emulsifier before adding to bath to prevent neat-oil skin contact. Avoid sun exposure after without thorough rinsing. Reserve for evening use if outdoor activity planned next morning.
Skincare (leave-on)≤0.4% on sun-exposed areas; ≤2% on covered areasPrefer bergamot FCF for all leave-on face and body products. If expressed oil used, restrict to evening formulations on non-sun-exposed areas. SCCNFP 15 ppm bergapten limit applies in EU cosmetics.
Compress (cool)2–3 drops in 500 ml cool water, soak cloth, apply 10–15 minFor headache or mild fever relief; apply only to non-sun-exposed areas. Do not apply to face if followed by sun exposure within 12 h.

Dầu nền phù hợp

JojobaNon-comedogenic liquid wax ideal for oily and combination skin; quick-sinking base that minimises surface residue on areas that may be exposed to sunlight post-application.
Sweet Almond OilClassic light carrier with mild emollient properties; low comedogenic rating suits dry to normal skin in bergamot massage blends.
Fractionated Coconut OilColourless, fast-absorbing medium-chain triglyceride; excellent dispersion of limonene fraction and long shelf-stability that limits oxidation-driven sensitization.
Argan OilRich in oleic acid and vitamin E antioxidants; pairs well with bergamot's balancing action for combination-to-mature skin — apply evening-only on non-sun-exposed areas.

Kết hợp tốt với

FloralWoodyHerbaceousResinousSpicy

Blend kinh điển

[Tisserand & Young 2014, B216 Ch.13 "Bergamot expressed" p.469–471] expressed profile, phototox hazards, 0.4% cap derivation.
[IFRA 2009] 0.4% leave-on sun-exposed cap.
[SCCNFP 2000, 2005b] 15 ppm bergapten rule.
[Lawrence 1989, 1993; Verzera et al 1998; Dugo et al 1999b] constituent ranges (volatile + non-volatile fraction).
[Opdyke 1973 p.1031–1033] expressed phototox test.
[Santucci et al 1987; Meneghini et al 1971; Rudzki et al 1976] dermatitis patient patch tests.
[Clark & Wilkinson 1998; Nettelblad et al 1996; Cocks & Wilson 1998; Kaddu et al 2001] documented phototox case reports.
[Zajdela & Bisagni 1981; Young et al 1983, 1990] mouse photocarcinogenesis studies.
[Zani et al 1991; Lam & Zheng 1991; Sawamura 2010; Berliocchi et al 2011] carcinogenic / anticarcinogenic assays.
[+] Limonene profile — B216 Ch.14, for autoxidation → sensitization chain.

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Thai kỳ & Cho con bú

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Tam cá nguyệt 3Unknown

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Hồ Sơ Hoá Học Chi Tiết
§3 Chemical Profile — chemotype, constituent ranges, adulteration

CAS number: 8007-75-8 (bergamot oil; shared between Expressed and FCF — the difference is non-volatile content only).

Volatile constituents

(Lawrence 1989, 1993; Verzera et al 1998; Dugo et al 1999b; SCCP 2005b):

ConstituentRange
(+)-Limonene27.4–52.0%
Linalyl acetate17.1–40.4%
Linalool1.7–20.6%
Sabinene0.8–12.8%
γ-Terpinene5.0–11.4%
β-Pinene4.4–11.0%
α-Pinene0.7–2.2%
β-Myrcene0.6–1.8%
Neryl acetate0.1–1.2%

Non-volatile (phototoxic fraction — the Expressed-defining feature)

CompoundRange
Bergamottin0.68–2.75%
5-Geranyloxy-7-methoxycoumarin0.08–0.68%
Citropten0.01–0.35%
Bergapten (5-MOP)0.11–0.33%the safety-critical molecule
Bergaptol0–0.19%
5-Methoxy-7-geranoxycoumarin0.04–0.15%
Psoralen0–0.0026%

Toxicologically relevant constituents: bergapten / 5-MOP (phototoxic; see [[phototoxicity]]); (+)-limonene autoxidation products (sensitizer).

Quality / adulteration: bergamot oil may be adulterated with synthetic linalool, limonene, linalyl acetate, or with other citrus oils / residues (usually orange or lime). Oils sold through the Consorzio di Bergamotto are guaranteed unadulterated (Kubeczka 2002). Other adulterants: rectified or acetylated ho oil (Burfield 2003).

Công Dụng Trị Liệu Chi Tiết
§10 Therapeutic Uses — skin, emotional, physical, respiratory
  • Emotional: uplifting + calming (unusual combo — most upbeat oils aren't also sedating). Classic daytime anxiety support. Battaglia and Schnaubelt both cite bergamot as first-line mood support.
  • Skin (with extreme caution): Expressed bergamot is NOT suitable for daytime facial application because of the 0.4% cap + UV window. For oily / acne-prone skin use [[bergamot-fcf]] at 1–2% instead.
  • Digestive (aromatic): traditionally used for nervous digestion — inhalation or low-dose massage over abdomen (cover skin if daytime).
  • Fragrance: the signature Earl Grey tea note; backbone of the eau de cologne / chypre accord in perfumery. The characteristic top note is Expressed-specific — FCF is flatter on the opening.

Per-use citations from Battaglia / Price / Schnaubelt pending (Phase 1–3 ingests).

Năng Lượng & Ngũ Hành
§11 Energetics — TCM, Ayurveda, aromatic energetics

Deferred to Mojay ingest. Mojay classifies bergamot primarily as Wood / Fire — liver-qi-soothing + uplifting the shen (spirit). Full citation when tier1/authors/mojay.md lands.

Dữ Liệu Kỹ Thuật Y Khoa

§14 Renderer Contract — Tisserand & Young V2.2

Thông Số Định Lượng

ci_rationale
dermal-only contraindication keyed on UV exposure; no systemic CI
cites_status
B216 p.469–471 primary; IFRA 2009 + SCCNFP rules quantitative; case reports Opdyke/Clark/Nettelblad/Cocks/Kaddu documented
cap_derivation
0.4% leave-on sun-exposed per IFRA 2009; SCCNFP 15 ppm bergapten → math yields 0.4% for 15% bergapten-containing oil fraction
chemistry_class
citrus-peel-cold-expressed-furanocoumarin-rich
uv_window_hours
12
cross_variant_ref
bergamot-fcf (EO032)
phototox_rationale
bergapten 0.11–0.33% + bergamottin 0.68–2.75%; IFRA 2009 + SCCNFP 15 ppm bergapten
autoxidation_concern
limonene peroxide sensitization — independent of phototox
variant_discriminator
expressed — furanocoumarin-rich, phototoxic; distinct DB row from bergamot-fcf (EO032)

Tài Liệu Y Khoa Tham Khảo

  • (Tisserand & Young 2014, B216 Ch.13 "Bergamot expressed" p.469–471) — expressed profile, phototox hazards, 0.4% cap derivation.
  • (IFRA 2009) — 0.4% leave-on sun-exposed cap.
  • (SCCNFP 2000, 2005b) — 15 ppm bergapten rule.
  • (Lawrence 1989, 1993; Verzera et al 1998; Dugo et al 1999b) — constituent ranges (volatile + non-volatile fraction).
  • (Opdyke 1973 p.1031–1033) — expressed phototox test.
  • (Santucci et al 1987; Meneghini et al 1971; Rudzki et al 1976) — dermatitis patient patch tests.
  • (Clark & Wilkinson 1998; Nettelblad et al 1996; Cocks & Wilson 1998; Kaddu et al 2001) — documented phototox case reports.
  • (Zajdela & Bisagni 1981; Young et al 1983, 1990) — mouse photocarcinogenesis studies.
  • (Zani et al 1991; Lam & Zheng 1991; Sawamura 2010; Berliocchi et al 2011) — carcinogenic / anticarcinogenic assays.
  • (+)-Limonene profile — B216 Ch.14, for autoxidation → sensitization chain.